Radno čitanje: Nataša Govedić i radionica poezije

In the "Book of First Aid", Nataša Govedić advocates the perspective that poetry is an in-depth type of first aid from all possible "instrumentalization" of our thoughts and emotions, with a whole collection of verses insisting that we do not actually speak the language of help collectively, it is not our mother tongue or our foreign language, it is difficult for us to learn it, because the political context makes a great effort not to guess it. Applications to participate are accepted via the form here. Nataša Govedić graduated (1995), received her master's degree (2000) and doctorate (2007) in comparative literature and theatrology from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Zagreb. Since 1995, she has been working publicly as a theatre, literary and film critic. Since 2012, she has been permanently employed at the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb. He publishes poetry and prose, as well as scientific books in the field of theatrology and literary theory. So far, she has published two collections of poetry ("Spoons and Forks", 2022 and "Dog Cola", 2024) and three novels ("How to Love a Shark", 2019., "An Eskimo on Phoenix Stole Your Cell Phone," 2023, and "The Giant," 2025). In the field of scientific work and humanities, she has published fifteen books, the most recent of which are "Oscar Wilde gets out of prison or your favorite art is called criticism" (2023), "Praise with free hands: reading and critical pedagogies" (2025) and "Learenje: Shakespeare under…