European Bibliotherapy Conference: How Can Literature Help Us Better Understand Ourselves?
Davor Piskač presented his research approach to reflective reading in Canterbury
Davor Piskač presented his research approach to reflective reading in Canterbury
The potential of literary texts to foster emotional reflection was presented
The chapter examines the relationship between politics, children’s war literature, and the shaping of school reading lists
The chapter places the development of Croatian comics within the broader international context of comics studies
Dubravka Zima took part in international collaboration with the Institut für Jugendliteratur
Six bibliotherapy workshops based on The Wizard of Oz were held
Josip Periša presented a paper at the 24th Lošinj Days of Bioethics
A lecture on the clinical framework and application of bibliotherapy was held at the Psychiatric Clinic
A series of literary bibliotherapy workshops was introduced as part of the Book Night programme
The series of ten workshops is focused on the bibliotherapeutic reading of Rumena Bužarovska’s short story collection
IUČIP project, no. 5806
Reading through film, image and emotion
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The institutional research project is implemented as part of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP) 2021–2026, co-financed from source 581 – Recovery and Resilience Facility.
Publisher and website operator:
Faculty of Croatian Studies, University of Zagreb
Project leader:
Professor Davor Piskač, PhD
Content editors:
IUČIP project team
Project period:
2025–2029