Ivan Antun Nenadić

Ivan Antun Nenadić (1723 - 1784) was a Roman priest and Serbo-Croatian writer from the Bay of Kotor, and some sources consider him a Montenegrin writer (publicist and writer R. Cerović). He wrote poetry, plays and religious works.

One of his most famous works is the church drama God-loving portrayal of the Passion of Jesus. Novak and Lisac stylistically characterized it as rationalist and post-baroque. He is one of the most important writers from that period from the area of ​​today's Montenegro.

He translated the sacral drama Isacco, Figura del Redentore by Metastasio. The title of the translation was Isaac, the Occasion of Our Redemption.

He contributed to Croatian literature by introducing an octave of two verses without a term and some other elements [1].

Gracija Brajković wrote about Nenadić's work (A Small Memorial Medal of the Naval Battle of the Ivanović Brothers in 1756 and the heroic epic by Ivan Antun Nenadić, Yearbook of the Maritime Museum in Kotor (hereinafter: GPMK), vols. 33-34, Kotor 1985-1986). , pp. 115-127) [2].

Published works

• Drama, 1996
• Works on Nenadić
• Vanda Babić: The Poetic Language of Nenadić's Representations in the Days of the Hvar Theater 22: Croatian Literature of the 18th Century: Thematic and Genre Aspects, 1996.
• Vanda Babić: Comparative analysis of two Boka Kotorska cliffs with other Croatian cries, Croatica et Slavica Iadertina, Zadar, 2007. Page white acrobat.png (PDF)
• Slobodan Prosperov Novak: Nenadić's Metastasis, Oko, January 29-12. February 1976
• Miloš Milošević: Maritime Merchants, Warriors and Patrons: Studies on the Bay of Kotor XV-XIX. stoljeća, 2003. (book review by Lovorka Čoralić)
• Center for Emigrants of Montenegro Rajko Cerović: Montenegrin language - fiction or reality

External links

• Faculty of Philosophy Zagreb Batušić: Drama and Theater
• IKA International Scientific Symposium in the Bay of Kotor
• Montenegrin Bar Archbishops as writers
• Classification at FFZG I under "Croatian literature" and under "Montenegrin literature"

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