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- Q4508378 abstract "Gojko Čelebić (Cyrillic: Гојко Челебић) (born 1958) is a Montenegrin writer and diplomat.Čelebić was born in Podgorica, Montenegro (at that time part of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia). He finished high school in Cetinje, Montenegro. Čelebić went on to study at the Novi Sad Law School, Serbia and Podgorica, Montenegro. He then graduated from DAMU (Prague, in that time Czechoslovakia) in 1989 with a degree in dramaturgy. During the dissident movement in East Europe, through which Čelebić build himself as a creator of similar works, beginning in the 1980s he directed numerous theatrical pieces of dissident writers and began to publish dramas, poetry, short stories and novels. He also spent some time as a Prague student in Schauspielhaus, Berlin in 1987 as he participated in a seminar on Bertolt Brecht. In 1989 he received a masters in Prague through his thesis on Vsevolod Meyerhold.Čelebić’s political career began with a position as the minister of culture in Montenegro, in the government of Prime Minister Milo Đukanović, a mandate that lasted from 1993-1996. Following which he served as the ambassador of Federal Republic of Yugoslavia to Argentina for the period between 1998–2002, (submitted credentials to President Carlos Saúl Menem on the August 12, 1998). During the same period, Čelebić also served as a non-residing ambassador to Uruguay, (submitted credentials to President Julio Maria Sanguinetti on the November 11, 1998). In addition, he served as a non-residing ambassador to Paraguay during the same time, (submitted credentials to the President Raúl Cubas Grau on February 9, 1999). Following these mandates, he was appointed minister-counselor at the Embassy of Serbia and Montenegro in Japan from 2005 until Montenegro’s Independence in 2006. Currently Čelebić serves as a Deputy Permanent Representative of Montenegro to the United Nations in New York.By a literary vocation, Čelebić is a novelist, channeling the traditional European philosophical novel. Nevertheless, his literary historical interests are linked to European baroque, and aspects related to south Slavic languages and culture, especially things dealing with medieval and baroque Kotor. The most significant influence on his literary development, which became evident in his work, was the American (and later European) Hippie movement. In addition, the dissident literature such as that of Milovan Djilas and Vladimir Nabokov as well as numerous writers of his own generation in Poland, Germany, and Russia have been very significant in the process of his artistic creation.In the beginning of the 1990,’s Čelebić founded and directed two anthological projects. The first was a collection of novel published in twenty volumes, which presents the anthology of Montenegrian novels in the 20th century. The second, of which he is also the creator, is a complete anthology of the Montenegrin literature that has been in development for the last thousand years. These works were created in four languages: Latin, Italian, Serbian and Church Slavonic. It has also been published by his conduct in twenty-three volumes in a collection entitled Literature of Montenegro 12th to 19th century. Čelebić is a polyglot (fluent in English, French, Czech, Russian, and Spanish).The following is a list of Čelebić’s published works by their year of appearanceNovels:A Heroic Novel about Women’s Tears (Viteski roman o ženskim suzama) 1983The Murder of A.G. W and Persecution (Ubistvo A. G. W. i gonjenje) 1988Mature Herta (Zrela Herta) 1989Pseudo, 1994City Club, 1995Spiders (Pauci), 1997Lightening (Grom) 2003Twins (Blizanci) 2004Buried, Listen (Pokopani, čujte) 2006Collection of Short Stories:A Farewell from the King (Oproštaj od kralja) 1992The Atlantic Waves (Valovi Atlantika) 2001Candidacy (Kandidatura) 2003Dust in Love (Zaljubljeni prah) 2004Bohemian Season (Boemska sezona) 2007Poetry:Lira in Purgatory (Lira u čistilištu) 1982Drama:Baroque (Barok) 1995Selected works:Selected works of Gojko Čelebić 1-10 (Odabrana djela Gojka Čelebića I – X) 2004Bibliography:Čelebić’s bibliographies, that is special publishings of his books, translations, essays, dramas, criticism, political pieces, translations of his work in numerous languages, newspaper articles, reviews, etc. written between 1976-2004 total 416 titles.Selected References1. PseudoTheatrical Novel-4th edition—Novi Sad: Prometej; Belgrade: Prosveta, 1997. Pg. 324 (Novels/Gojko Čelebić). Notes on the writer pg. 321. In Ah, Marija (Sofija)—Year 9, number 2. (1996) pg. 299-308. Translated by: Aleksandra Liven. 2. Baroque – Theatrical piece—Sremski Karlovci: Krovovi: Culture Center “Karlovci’s art workshop” 1995. (Apatin—Novi Sad: King of Whiteness) –pg. 164. (Library of modern literature) Notes on the writer pg. 162.3. IL FUCILEIn: Orme sull’ Adriatico: Poesia del-la Puglia e del Montenegro/ Scelta degli autori montenegrini: Steve Kordić; traduzioni in italiano e dall/ italiano: Dragan Mraović—Nikšic: Univerzitetska riječ; Bari: La valissa, 1990, pg. 62. Songs.4. The Welcoming in the name of the CityIn: Anthology of modern Montenegrian stories/ prepared by: Slobodan Kalezić and Vojislav D. Nikčević—Cetinje: Obod; Podgorica: Pobjeda, 1996, pg. 431-444.5. ReservistIn: Sovremenaya (Moscow) Number 2 (1996), pg. 131-153. Drama—Translated by: Natalija Vagapova.6 BORHES & ZmajevićIn: Jorge Luis Borges: Works of international literature and science meeting dedicated to H.L. Borges held on the 24 and 25 September in 1996, in Belgrade and other texts. Prepared by: Radivoje Konstantinović, Filip Matić, Marko Nedić—Belgrade: Institute for textbooks and other teaching material: Serbian cooperative for literature: Partnership of Yugoslavia and Latin America, 1997 pg. 161-166.7. IntoleranceIn: New Macedonia –(1997). Selections from the novel “Pseudo”.8. Literature Montenegro: (krimipovidka) In: Souvislosti (revue pro kŕestanství a kulturu). –Number 3-4 (1997), pg. 277-289. Translated by: Lenka Blechova9. City Club: Literárni text. In: Literarni noviny (Czech) Edition 11, Number 40 (2000), Pg.10. Translated by: Lenka Blechova.10. The Atlantic WavesIn: Montenegrian Erotic Stories. Editor: Jovan Nikolaidis—Ulcinj:Plima, 2000, pg. 33-51. Story. 11. Symbols in Poetry of Joseph Brodsky In: Pobjeda—Edition 26, Number 5329 (4.X 1980), pg. 12. Notes on the element of darkness in literary songs “Station in the desert”12. I’m an intellectual, but that is a matter of reading. In: Pobjeda, Edition 42, Number 7208 (29.XII 1985), pg.11The talk with the Czech author Bohumil Hrabal was led by Gojko Čelebić.13. Nabokov In: Ovdje (Here)—Edition 21, Number 244-245(1989), pg.40In his own creativity14. Word of the wordIn: Pobjeda: Edition 47, number 9935 (31. VII 1993), pg. 7.On the fifth century anniversary of Montenegrian press15. Karel ČapekIn: Kompozitor Foltin/Karel Čapek—Belgrade; Rad, 1990, pg.111-115. About the makings of K. Čapek16. Short history of MontenegroIn: Royal Theatre “Zeta Hall”, Cetinje, 1996 pg.2-10.17. DraperiesIn: Stvaranje— Edition 52. Number 11-12 (1997), pg.1185-1186. About the artist Savo Braunović18. Milovan Djilas: Un destino disidente. In: Revista diplomatica Placet—Number 117 (2001).19. Review of the American DramaIn: Pobjeda, Edition 45, Number 8443 (3. VI 1989), pg.13.About the music festival “Prague Spring” and the current cultural happening is Prague.20. MEYERCHOLOMASCHINE The culture of totalitarianismIn: Stvaranje, Edition 44 Number 1 (1990) pg. 97-125. “Hrestomatija uz Mejerholjdova ‘Revizora’”21. EGZEKUTORIIn: Grand Theater Budva 1987—1996 First 10 years. Prepared by: Jovan Cirilov, Feliks Pašić--Budva, Grand Theater 1998, pg.72. Performance based on the work of Harold Pinter. Directed by Gojko Celebic in the Montenegrian National Theater. (1993)22. PARK In: The Gran Theater Budva 1987-1996, first 10 years. Prepared by Čirilov, Feliks Pašić—Budva, Grand Theater, 1998, pg.56. Performance based on Skeaksear’s “Dream of a summer night” directed by Gojko Čelebić, and ran by the Herzegovian National Theater. (1990)23. SEIFERT, Jaroslav Songs/ Jaroslav Seifert In: Ovdje—Edition 17, Number 189 (1985) pg. 11. Contains the following songs: The tomb of mister Casanova, The ring of king Otakar I, Compound source, Cashmere scarf. Translated by: Gojko Čelebić.24. ECO, UmbertoSimiotica insenacije/ Umberto EcoIn: Stvaranje—Edition 44, Number 1 (1989), pg.74-82. Translated from French by: Gojko Čelebić.25. Bolica, Ivan Bona, Description of Ivan Bona Bolica. In: Pobjeda—Edition 52, Number 11083 (19.X1996), pg.15. In the seventh volume edition of “Literature of Montenegro XII-XIX century” first time in the adoption of Gojko Čelebić, you will find the poem of a Kotor poet from the 16th century.26. Creando en una de las esquinas del mundo. In: Lecturas de los Domingos—Edition 3, Number 162 (30. IV 2000), pg.8-9. Con Gojko Čelebić, escritor y embajador Yugoslavo (interview).27. Pavkovic, VasaEvil and tittup of stories/Vasa Pavković. In: Politika—Edition 60, Number 28686 (21. VIII 1993), pg.16. About Gojko Čelebić’s novel, “A farewell from the king”.28. Ćirilov, Jovan. When the minister writes…/Jovan ĆirilovIn: Politika—Edition 61, Number 28996 (9. VII 1994), pg.14. With regard to the works of Gojko Čelebić.29. Jerkov, Aleksandar. Minister—Novel/ Aleksandar Jerkov. In: Borba—Edition 72, Number 220 (11. VIII 1994) addition to World book, pg.3. About the novel “Pseudo”.30. Pavković, Vasa Fishes Plamičak Čirak/ Vasa Pavković.In: Pobjeda—Edition 51, Number 10393 (12. XI 1994), pg.11. Novel in Montenegro: Gojko Čelebić.31. Brajović, Tihomir. Traveling at the end of an illusion/ Tihomir Brajović. In: NIN, Number 2347(22. XII 1995), pg. 43. About Gojko Čelebić’s book “City Club”.32. Pavić, Milorad Notes accompanying Čelebić’s theatrical novel/ Milorad Pavić. In: Pobjeda—Edition 52, Number 10998 (25. VI 1996), pg. 10. AlsoIn: Stvaranje—Edition 51, Number 8-12 (1996), pg. 899-900.33. Vagapova, Natalija V plenu svoey sudby/ Natalija Vagapova. In:Pobjeda—Edition 52, Number.11105 (9. XI 1996), pg.130. Regarding the dramas of Gojko Čelebić.34. Popović, Branko. Gojko Čelebić: “City Club”, Belgrade, 1995/ Branko Popović. In: Leyopis Matice Srpske. Edition 173, book 459, Number 1-2 (1997), pg. 180-186.35. REĐEP, Draško, A never ending sail/ Drasko Ređep. In: Luča (Nikšic)—Edition 6, Number 6-7 (1997), pg. 11-13. About the novel “Morder of A.G.W. and persecution”.36. Stojkovska, Gordana Pseudo-Marker na granicnoto iskustvo/ Gordana Stojkovska. In: New Macedonija—(1997). Kon deloto na Gojko Čelebić.37. Asumieron los embajadores de Italia, Yugoslavia y Rumania. In: La Revista Diplomatica—Edition 20, Number 87 (1998), pg.7. Yugoslavia-Gojko Čelebić.".
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