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Ljubica Ostojić

1945 – 2021

Bosnia and Herzegovina poet

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Lived 1945 – 2021 (aged 76). Ljubica Ostojić was a Serbian poet, writer and dramaturge.

Ljubica Ostojić (20 March 1945 – 29 May 2021) was a Bosnian poet, writer and playwright from Bosnia and Herzegovina. She wrote in Croatian and taught dramaturgy at the Academy of Performing Arts in Sarajevo.

Early life and education Born in Belgrade, she moved with her parents in the same year to Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

She obtained an Arts degree with a major in comparative literature and theatrology from the Faculty of Philosophy in Sarajevo.

Career As a young poet, she was associated with a group of Sarajevan poets known as Sudbonosni dječaci (the 'Destined boys') developing as literary and intellectual circle around Mak Dizdar and Duško Trifunović, with other distinguished poets of her generation such as: Abdulah Sidran, Stevan Tontić, Rajko Petrov Nogo, Radovan Karadžić, Ivan Kordić, Drago Jovanović, Predrag Finci etc.

Ljubica Ostojić worked as a dramaturg at the Youth Theatre in Sarajevo. She was a professional writer, playwright and long-time theatrical critic for local newspapers and specialised journals, such as Odjek or Književna revija, and from 1994 lectured at the Academy of Performing Arts in Sarajevo where she held the title of Professor.

Selected works Poetry Vrijeme za Ukras (The Time for Adornment) Svjetlost: Sarajevo 1969 (as Ljubica Ostojić-Finci). Ispod Drvlja I Kamenja (Under the Timbers and Stones) Svjetlost: Sarajevo 1973. Morska Pjesmarica (Songbook of the Sea), Veselin Masleša: Sarajevo 1985. Smrtna Pjesmarica (Songbook of Death), Svjetlost: Sarajevo 1999.

Drama texts Kočoperitis izvjesne mlade dame u pubertetu (The Over-Enthusiasm of a Certain Young Lady in her Puberty) Zajednica prof. pozorišta BiH: Sarajevo 1985. Ružno pače (The Ugly Duckling) Zajednica prof. pozorišta BiH: Sarajevo 1991. Rijeka čudotvornica (The Miraculous River), in Tmača Art 45-46 (2008), pp. 102–121 (English and Croatian publications). Sve se nekako preživi osim smrti (One can survive everything except death) in Prst: Zbirka savremene drame 2, ed. by V. Bošković. Hartefakt Drama: Belgrade 2012, pp. 275–345.

Books for children and youth Tu stanuje Danijelova priča (Here Lives the Story of Danijel), Svjetlost: Sarajevo 1974. Dječak s ključem oko vrata (The Boy with a Key around his Neck) Veselin Masleša: Sarajevo 1986. Svjetlucanja (Glowings) Sarajevo Publishing: Sarajevo 2003. Princeza Ariel I Yo (Princess Ariel and Yo), Bosanska Riječ: Tuzla 2010.

Theatrical works Pour une anthologie imaginaire du théâtre contemporain en Bosnie-Herzégovine, in Revue des Études Slaves 77/1-2 (2006), pp. 67–77. War and Theatre, Intercultural Education (with S. Djulic) in European Journal for Intercultural Education 10/3 (1999), pp. 313–318.

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Bosnia and Herzegovina poet

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Ljubica Ostojić was born on 20 March 1945 in Belgrade.

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Ljubica Ostojić died on 29 May 2021.

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Ljubica Ostojić was a poet, writer and dramaturge.

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Ljubica Ostojić was Serbian.

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· Wikipedia: Ljubica Ostojić

· Wikidata: Q6660894

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