Welcome to the April 2022 issue of the Grammaticus Newsletter. Below you’ll find the links to the most recent posts, as well as a selection of featured articles, some of which are in Serbian and Croatian. Thank you for your interest!
Enormously influential as it has been, Dracula had a notable antecedent in the form of an even more ground-breaking, yet lesser known, vampiric antagonist: Carmilla.
Montague Rhodes James was a British writer and scholar. While his academic work in the field of Medieval Studies remains relevant to this day, he is now best known for his eerie ghost stories.
There are many words in English that we can use to say that something looks attractive: from ‘pretty’ and ‘beautiful’ to strong adjectives such as ‘stunning’, ‘fascinating’ or ‘captivating’. In this post we’ll look at the interesting background of another one of those, namely ‘mesmerizing’.
Dok pišem ovaj članak, napolju je tipično novembarsko vreme, sivo i kišovito. Među malobrojnima sam koji uživaju u tome, pa nisam odoleo da se ove nedelje na blogu posvetim upravo temi engleskog vokabulara vezanog za kišu.
Učenici engleskog treba da usvoje repertoar češćih latinskih skraćenica, naročito za potrebe pisanja, jer su praktične a mogu i da budu svestan izbor koji utiče na ton i stil pisanog teksta. U ovom članku pogledaćemo tek deset primera iz različitih registara.
Montague Rhodes James bio je britanski pisac i povjesničar čiji su brojni radovi iz srednjovjekovnih studija još uvijek relevantni. No, po nečemu sasvim drugom je danas najpoznatiji: po svojim pričama o duhovima.