kermauner造句

• Her husband was the literary historian, philosopher and essayist Taras Kermauner.
• Many artists and authors settled in the area, including Josip Osti and Taras Kermauner.
• Their daughter is the poet Aksinja Kermauner.
• Among those young authors were Dominik Smole, Taras Kermauner, Primo ~
  Kozak, and others.
• During his college years, Kermauner started collaborating with a group of Slovene intellectuals and artists who became known as the Critical generation.
• Among Pu
  nik's closest collaborators from that period were the literary historian Taras Kermauner, sociologist Veljko Rus, and poet Veno Taufer.
• Taras Kermauner was also the father of Matja ~
  Han ~
  ek, political activist, poet and Slovenian ombudsmann between 2001 and 2007.
• After the mid-1970s, Kermauner grew closer to Christianity and in the mid-1980s he converted to Roman Catholicism and left public life.
• In the early 1960s, Kermauner started a long personal friendship with philosopher and literary theoretician Dua
  an Pirjevec, who strongly influenced Kermauner's intellectual development.
• In the early 1960s, Kermauner started a long personal friendship with philosopher and literary theoretician Dua
  an Pirjevec, who strongly influenced Kermauner's intellectual development.
• Taras Kermauner was born in Ljubljana as the son of the Ljubljana Classical Lyceum and later studied philosophy at the University of Ljubljana, where he graduated in 1954.
• Alternative Slovene writers and literary thinkers, such as Dua
  an Pirjevec Ahac and Taras Kermauner, were influenced by Zupan's work and they challenged the Titoist cultural policies.
• Together with Dominik Smole, Taras Kermauner and Dane Zajc, he was one of the co-founders of the alternative theatre Stage 57, which challenged the rigid cultural policies of the Titoist regime.
• These included, among others, Taras Kermauner, Janko Kos, Dominik Smole, Dane Zajc, Veljko Rus, Jo ~
  e Pu
  nik, Gregor Strnia
  a, Marjan Ro ~
  anc, and others.
• Among Kos'closest collaborators during this time were the literary theoretician Taras Kermauner, dissident sociologist Jo ~
  e Pu
  nik, writer Dominik Smole, essayist Primo ~
  Kozak, and the poet Dane Zajc, Kos'cousin.
• Among Kermauner's closest collaborators during this period were the writer and playwright Dominik Smole, poet Dane Zajc, essayist and playwright Primo ~
  Kozak, literary historian Janko Kos, and sociologist and dissident Jo ~
  e Pu
  nik.
• In 1958, he started working as an assistant professor at Faculty of Arts of the University of Ljubljana; in 1960, he was removed from university together with Taras Kermauner because their friendly relations with the dissident Jo ~
  e Pu
  nik.
• Many prominent Slovene thinkers and artists have published their reflections over Jug's fate, including the literary critic Josip Vidmar, the novelist Vladimir Bartol, philosopher Milan Komar, essayist Jo ~
  e Javora
  ek, and philosopher and literary critic Taras Kermauner.