Paket aranžman? Ne, hvala!
By: Aleksandar Kuzmanović, Đorđe Pivnički
Contributors: Pivnički, Đorđe, 1970- author
Series: Biblioteka "Imprimatur"
Publisher: Narodna biblioteka "Ivo Andrić"
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Čelinac
Language: bos
Number of pages: 158
ISBN-13: 9789995577742
Subjects: Travel; Serbian literature; Travel in literature; Voyages and travels; Travelers' writings, Serbian
Description: Zbirka putopisa „Paket aranžman? Ne, hvala!" autora Aleksandra Kuzmanovića i Đorđa Pivničkog nastala je kao rezultat višegodišnjih lutanja dvojice prijatelja koji su odlučili da ukoriče materijal nastao tokom tih putovanja koji je objavljivan i na raznim portalima i blogovima. U knjizi se nalaze putopisi iz cijele Evrope, sa Kanarskih ostrva, iz Južne Afrike, Ujedinjenih Arapskih Emirata, Tajlanda i mnogih drugih mjesta. Poseban dio knjige odnosi se na egzil u Južnoafričkoj Republici Đorđa Pivničkog u prvoj polovini devedesetih godina i predstavlja jednu krajnje potresnu sliku zemlje koja se nedugo prije toga oslobodila aparthejda, ali u kojoj je nepovjerenje, nasilje i sveopšta podijeljenost nastavila da caruje. Ako se uzme u obzir da je autor napustio jednu zemlju u raspadu u kojoj su nacionalne podjele počele da cijepaju sve društvene sfere, a pritom nakon 10.000 km došao u drugu u kojoj su rasne tenzije bile na korak od građanskog rata - jasno je o kakvom neponovljivom iskustvu se radi--Scribd

Travelogue collection "Package deal? No, thank you! "By Aleksandar Kuzmanović and Đorđe Pivnički was created as a result of many years of wandering by two friends who decided to cover the material created during those trips, which was also published on various portals and blogs. The book contains travelogues from all over Europe, from the Canary Islands, South Africa, the United Arab Emirates, Thailand and many other places. A special part of the book refers to the exile in the Republic of South Africa by Đorđe Pivnički in the first half of the 1990s and presents an extremely shocking picture of a country that freed itself from apartheid shortly before, but in which mistrust, violence and general division continued to reign. If we take into account that the author left one country in disintegration in which national divisions began to split all social spheres, and after 10,000 km came to another in which racial tensions were on the verge of civil war - it is clear what a unique experience is done
Notes: Package Arrangement? No Thanks!

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