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The paper deals with the work of an important Serbian publisher and bookseller Velimir Valožić, his sons Miloš and Dušan, and grandson Dragutin. The members of the Valožić family were true book lovers and promoters of real cultural values, leaving a significant mark on book publishing activities. Velimir started the publishing business and trained his sons, who continued their father’s work with dignity. The Valožićs ran a bookstore in Belgrade and Niš, published and promoted books with great success, and delivered them to the most remote parts of Serbia. They did their job honorably and were respected among their fellow countrymen, and beyond, cooperating with many European metropolises. The Valožićs, Velimir, his sons and grandson, ran the bookstore for 86 years. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The subject of this paper is the examination of the conceptualization of the case as an abstract concept. The material was excerpted from The Corpus of the Modern Serbian Language. It is a corpus that contains a collection of digitized texts of various functional styles and is being worked on at the Faculty of Mathematics in Belgrade. The methodology of the paper implied an excerpt of examples in which the lexeme case was contextualized -- in order to determine the original domains on the basis of which the abstract term lexicalized as a case is understood. The aim of the paper also implied the classification of one hundred selected examples according to similarity, as well as statistical analysis, in order to gain insight into the frequency of certain conceptual metaphors. Also, metaphorical expressions were analysed with regard to whether they reflect literal or figurative metaphors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper examines the musical practices (needs, habits, and taste) of the audience of Kolarčeva zadužbina (Ilija M. Kolarac Foundation) in Belgrade. The aim is to identify and describe all aspects of the audience's musical practices and to determine the nature and importance of the relationship between respondents' musical practices and their artistic family traditions, as well as other factors of social inequality. In addition, the paper points to the particularities of this audience's practices as compared to those of the national sample. The results support the audience's authentic affinity for music manifest in intensive musical activity both privately and publicly. The audience's distinctive feature is high preference for classical music and opera, whereas their favouring of "starogradska" (lit. old city) music and traditional folk music indicates their cultural affiliation. On the other hand, in accordance with other similar studies of our society, this study also confirms a significant, but not strict, influence of artistic family tradition and certain socio-demographic characteristics on the audience's cultural/musical practices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

International competition held between August 1921 and March 1922, fundamental for designing the Master Plan of Belgrade, accepted in 1923 and approved in 1924, has been frequently mentioned in texts on development of Belgrade in the 20th century. However, it has not been written enough about the competition entries and their authors. This is due to the fact that most of the drawings of competition projects have not been preserved and that textual explanations have mostly been written in French or German. This paper describes one of the awarded projects, with a motto "Royal Capital of the Karađorđević Dynasty", submitted by two architects from Vienna, Emil Hoppe (1876-1957) and Otto Schönthal (1878-1961). It analyses the original textual explanation and almost unknown drawing of their project. Through the analysis of Hoppe's and Schönthal's competition project and the review of the architects' professional engagement in Belgrade, we shed some light on some important unknown facts and consequent assumptions about international competition itself, competition projects and their authors. Consulting forgotten and little known international and Serbian sources, this paper contributes to the better understanding of urban and architectural development of Belgrade between two world wars and paves the way for future research in this field. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The paper deals with the objective, outcome and content of constitutional law and other subjects of constitutional law matter that is thought in public law schools in Republika Srbija and Republika Srpska, and at the Criminal police Academy in Belgrade. Processing, first of all, the content of these academic courses is a continuation of previously published work on some formal data about the courses. The paper emphasizes the need for a critical approach to the constitutional system which is, as part or whole, the topic of the constitutional law matter subjects. With such scientific approach, the constitutional system can become more harmonious and functional which will affect the quality of the academic courses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper I analyse selected articles by the composer and academician Vlastimir Trajković (1947–2017), published in various collective monographs and journals over the period of nearly three decades (1982–2008). These writings emphasise Trajković’s constant urging for a fairer (from his point of view) evaluation of Serbian art music in a wider, European and global context, but also within the state / national frameworks. Trajković aimed to prove that Serbian art music, as well as writings on music, would have enjoyed a wider recognition, had certain of their top achievements not been left forgotten and unpublished, and thus unavailable to potential researchers and performers. That is why he pleaded for the improvement of sheet music publishing in the country, as well as for the targeted promotion of Serbian art music repertoire. Moreover, he insisted on the proximity of the Belgrade ’cultural climate’ in the interwar period with the artistic and scholarly tendencies in France and its ’zones of influence’ in the same period. Consequently, Trajković particularly insists on the new evaluation of the opuses of the composers and musicologists Miloje Milojević (1884–1946) and Dragutin Gostuški (1923–1998) – whom he saw as those creative and intellectual individuals who had fallen victims to the ’historical injustice’ and whose (re)positioning within the Serbian music culture would increase the relevance of that same culture both in the national and international contexts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Black poplar (Populus nigra L.) belongs to endangered species of Serbia that grow in wetlands. This research was conducted on the Great War Island, which is located at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, in Belgrade. This research aimed to determine the survival rate and growth dynamics of seedlings of different black poplar clones in the first year after planting in the flood conditions of the Great War Island. Recording of surviving seedlings and measurements of heights and diameters were performed in 2019, firstly in the spring (April 18, 2019), the second time during the summer (July 18, 2019), after the flooding period, and the third time in the autumn (October 4, 2019), at the end of the vegetation period. The results of descriptive statistics, one-way analysis of variance (One-Way ANOVA), and cluster analysis are presented in this paper. Based on the obtained results, the highest survival rate after the flooding period was recorded in clone number 9 (85.70%), in which 78.60% of seedlings survived at the end of the vegetation period. It can be stated that the seedlings of black poplar clone number 9, based on a high survival rate, have the potential to be used for afforestation of wetlands, such as the Great War Island. However, the seedlings of this clone showed significantly lower values of measured heights and diameters, compared to the seedlings of most clones and mostly the seedlings were damaged. On the other hand, seedlings of clone 3 were superior based on the mean values of heights and diameters, obtained after the measurements in all three periods, including the period after flooding. Seedlings of this clone had a satisfactory survival rate, but it was constantly declining. Clone number 1 showed the lowest results, both in terms of survival at the end of the vegetation period and in terms of mean heights and diameters of seedlings. When using this species, special attention should be paid to preserving the gene pool and avoiding the establishment of commercial monoclonal plantations, especially in protected areas such as the Landscape of Outstanding Features "Great War Island". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents a set of tools necessary for creating a functional digital library. It is used in four libraries in the Republic of Serbia: Belgrade City Library, City Library “Vladislav Petković Dis” in Čačak, Public Library “Milutin Bojić” in Belgrade, and Pirot Public Library. An effective digital library contains standardized metadata, a text search function, a fast and intuitive web interface, and a metadata filter. The ResCarta Toolkit contains all the necessary components to quickly and efficiently create a functional digital library, from metadata input to a web application presenting digital objects. The tools are presented in the order of use. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper examines the identities of selected cities (Kragujevac, Novi Pazar, Šabac, and Užice) and the relation of their inhabitants towards them, through a sense of belonging as well as through the perceived degree of satisfaction of one's own needs. Place attachment is discussed, first, within a more general hierarchy of spatial identities (city, region, Serbia, Europe), and second, in terms of its qualitative internal structure, distinguishing the emotional from the pragmatic mode of attachment. City identities are described in terms of their symbolic contents and their distinctness. The analysis is based on an empirical study conducted in 2013 by the Institute for Sociological Research, Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade, on representative samples in the four cities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper focuses on two main objectives: the analysis of changes in the work orientation during the period from 2003 to 2012 and the correlation between work and value orientations (traditional vs. modern orientation). Survey data indicate a prevalence of readiness for "flexible" work patterns and "self-employment" or starting one's own business in the period of economic growth. On the other hand, our findings indicate a decrease in "flexible" work orientation in the periods of economic crisis. Additionally, the empirical findings of this research show that the readiness for "flexible work arrangements" is associated with modern values, while the willingness to accept any paid work is connected to traditional values. The analysis is based on the data collected within three empirical researches (2003, 2007, and 2012) conducted by the Institute for Sociological Research of the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The main focus of this paper is on the repeated trial due to the decision of the Constitutional Court. This new ground for repeated trial has been introduced through 2009 Amendments to the Civil Procedure Code and is still present within the 2011 Serbian Civil Procedure Code. The trial completed by a final court decision may be repeated upon request of a party in a situation where Constitutional Court finds that there has been a violation or denial of constituional rights and liberties in civil procedure, provided that this could have resulted in a different decision by a lower instance court. After quashing the decision of the competent civil court, Constitutional Court orders the case to be re-opened. On the other hand, Article 426 of Civil Procedure Code provides that trial can be repeated only upon request of the party. The Constitutional Court insists on its legal standing being followed in the repeated trial, which has already led to conflicting interpretations before the High Court in Belgrade. The author focuses its analysis on inspection of these pertinent problems from the standpoint of essential principles of civil procedure. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The existing findings point to peculiarities of personality traits of the musically gifted. These traits can be viewed as the result of acquisition and modelling of certain forms of behaviour, reactions and feelings in accordance with the conditions and demands of the educational and professional context. The aim of this paper is to explore whether the students of the Faculty of Music (FOM) are different from the students of other faculties in the prominence of anxiety and depressive symptoms and early maladaptive schemas. Anxiety symptoms were measured by the Spielberger's Test Anxiety Inventory - Trait (STAI-T), depressive symptoms by Beck's Depression Inventory (BDI), while the presence of early maladaptive schemas was determined by the score on the shorter form of Young's questionnaire that measures the presence of 15 schemas. The sample included 176 students, 48,9% of whom came from the FOM, and 51,1% from other Belgrade faculties. Descriptive analysis and multivariate analysis of variance indicate that both the anxiety (F(1,176)=6,40; p<0,01) and depressive symptoms (F(1,176)=10,15; p<0,01), as well as early maladaptive schemas (F(15,158)=3,02; p<0,001) are more prominent in FOM students. Statistically significant differences are found for ten schemas, and using a Bonferroni adjusted alpha level of 0,003 a significant difference is found for four schemas: social isolation, dependence, entitlement and insufficient self-control. It can be concluded that music students are different from the students of other faculties in that they have more prominent anxiety and depressive symptoms, as well as more prominent mala-daptive schemas. The obtained differences, i.e. higher vulnerability in musicians, are discussed in the context of the teaching process and the professional demands imposed upon them. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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