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Ever since Tommy Orange’s novel There There was published in 2018, Native American urban experience has been pointed out as the novel’s crux. The characters in the novel are Native American but most of them feel estranged from the community since they do not live on reservations, whereby the general implication is that reservations have become ossified as identity markers for many Native Americans. This paper aims to analyze how the novel’s characters use urban areas to create spaces of belonging, thus debunking the myth of the “reservation Indian”. Aided by Edward Soja’s theories on Thirdspace and Robert Tally’s theory of topophrenia, the paper discusses regional powwows, non-profit organizations, American Indian cultural centers, and digital storytelling/narrativization as specific examples of the subject’s awareness of space, their engagement and inscription into space through the practices mentioned above.

Škola kao odgojno-obrazovna ustanova ima zadatak da bude u skladu s potrebama društva i vremena što zahtijeva zajedničko djelovanje učenika, nastavnika, roditelja, uprave škole, stručnih saradnika, različitih stručnjaka, lokalne zajednice i ostalih sudionika koji se mogu dovesti u vezu sa školom. Cilj istraživanja je ispitati stavove učenika o organizaciji nastavnog procesa, školskoj organizaciji, kulturi i statusu škole u lokalnoj zajednici. Uzorak ispitanika čini 630 učenika iz 34 osnovne škole u Kantonu Sarajevo (gradske, prigradske i područne škole), uzrasta od šestog do devetog razreda, odnosno po pet učenika/ca iz svakog razreda, različito ostvarenog uspjeha (odličan, vrlodobar, dobar, dovoljan i nedovoljan učenik/-ca). Učenici su iskazali zadovoljstvo školskom organizacijom, organizacijom nastavnog procesa, nastavnim planom i programom, kulturom ponašanja nastavnika, te statusom škole u lokalnoj zajednici. U potpunosti su zadovoljni odnosima na relaciji nastavnik-roditelj i roditelj-nastavnik, dok su manje zadovoljni kulturom ponašanja učenika i odnosa drugova/drugarica prema njima. Međutim, nije zanemariv broj onih koji su po svim tvrdnjama iskazali djelimično ili potpuno nezadovoljstvo što nam govori da se u budućnosti trebamo više posvetiti učeničkim odnosima, kulturi i socijalizaciji uopće. Određeni broj učenika iskazali su svoj stav kroz odgovor „svejedno mi je“ i na taj način potvrdili indiferentnost prema svemu što se događa, a što direktno ili indirektno utiče na njihova postignuća, motivaciju i razvoj kompetencija.

The most prominent concerns of contemporary British literature have been reserved for therevision of tradition and history and contestation of metanarratives through historiographicmetafiction and historiographic metadrama. Liz Lochhead’s works are abundant in elements ofhistoriographic metadrama which Lochhead uses to rewrite (hi)stories from a different angle,especially (hi)stories involving famous women and their position in the society, as is the casewith Blood and Ice and Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off. Blood and Ice focuson Mary Shelley’s process of writing her novel Frankenstein while Mary Queen of Scots GotHer Head Chopped Off presents Mary Queen of Scots and Elizabeth I in the light of their strainedrelations. Pertaining to Blood and Ice, the aim of this paper is to discuss the position of MaryShelley as a woman artist surrounded by Romanticists such as P.B. Shelley and Lord Byron andtheir liberal humanist ideology which shows great indebtedness to the patriarchal metanarrative.With regards to Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off, the paper examines MaryStuart and Elizabeth I’s roles as women and monarchs, masculinity-femininity dichotomysurrounding the queens, the problematics of their historical representation, as well as the dangerof their mythologization. The analysis of the elements of historiographic metadrama in the twoplays show that they are examples of ‘herstories’ that dismantle male-centered narratives asimposed rather than natural.

Financial health of nonprofit sector, as a third sector of each economy, is the least developed one. Since nonprofit organizations are registered at various country levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina, there is no one central register and it is very difficult to discuss about an organized nonprofit sector. The purpose of this study is to provide an overview of the sector’s financial distress by using financial ratios. The sample includes 215 nonprofit organizations registered with the Ministry of Justice of BiH, which submitted financial statements for 2015, 2016, and 2017. Current, quick, and days of cash on hand ratios were calculated and descriptive analysis was conducted. The results show that there was no significant development in size of organizations throughout the three-year period. They also show large variations between top and bottom 50 organizations through all ratio calculations, meaning that the country has both extremely developed and undeveloped examples. Bottom 50 organizations experienced progress, while top 50 experienced the opposite. Study also portrays distress by organizational size and shows variations in results through the three-year period.

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Systematic archeological excavations of Gradina in Biograci near Lištica, which were carried out during 1969 and 1971 under the leadership of Irma Čremošnik, put a very valuable archeological site on the archeological map of Bosnia and Herzegovina. According to the research of that time, Biograci was primarily interpreted as a Roman fortification and a high-altitude settlement with an Avar-Slavic phase. Only a recent revision of the material in the Classical Antiquity collection of the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina noticed material that was redefined and dated to the early Byzantine period and the Migration period. From the extremely diverse material from this site with a very wide dating, and thus a long continuity of settlement, the finding of a fragmented cheek flaps-paragnatids from the Baldeinheim type helmet stands out.2 The paper is exclusively dedicated to the professional and scientific processing of the bronze sheet metal plate with traces of gilding, which, in comparison with the complete findings of helmets of this type, was identified as part of the paragnatide helmet of the Baldeinheim type. Geographically, the closest sites to Biograci with complete or almost complete helmets of this type are Vid-Bedemi in Narona near Metković, Batajnica in Srijem, Heraclea Lyncestis near Bitola, Zidani Gaber nad Mihovim i Rifnik pri Šetjurju. The appearance of the so-called western group of helmets known as Baldeinheim-type helmets during the Migration period is an extremely rare find at archeological sites, while no helmet of this type has been found at archeological sites in Bosnia and Herzegovina so far. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In addition to a historical overview of development of stećak tombstones, this paper also includes their overview in a catalog form, containing individual descriptions with photographs. Stećak tombstones located in the National Museum were declared a movable property by the Decision of the Commission to Preserve National Monuments of Bosnia and Herzegovina, adopted at its 30th session, held on June 26, 2019, entitled: Collection of Ancient and Medieval Stone Monuments at the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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