Research Assistant at the Institute of Slovenian Literature and Literary Studies, Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts
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lucija.mandic@zrc-sazu.si
Lucija Mandić’s research interests include Slovenian literature of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, West Slavic literatures, neo-avant-garde literature, cultural nationalism and cultural transfers.
Kako meščanski je v resnici meščanski roman? Kvantitativna vsebinska analiza daljše slovenske pripovedne proze v dolgem 19. stoletju. In: Slovenska literatura in umetnost v družbenih kontekstih. Ed. Andraž Jež. Ljubljana: Založba Univerze, 2023. 49–58.
Studentská hnutí a tisk ve Slovinsku a Československu v roce 1968. In: Střední Evropa včera a dnes: proměny koncepcí 3. Ed. Ivo Pospíšil. Brno: Středoevropské centrum slovanských studií, 2022. 113–24.
Slovenian Neo-avant-garde Visual Poetry. Literaturna mis’’l 63.2 (2022): 116–30.
Literatura in teorija v Tribuni in Studentu leta 1968. Slavistična revija 69.1 (2021): 53–67.
(W. Ivana Zajc:) Stilometrična analiza avtorskega sloga Jurčič–Kersnikovega romana Rokovnjači. In: Slovansko jezikovno in literarno povezovanje ter zgodovinski kontekst. Ed. Ina Poteko. Ljubljana: Študentska organizacija Filozofske fakultete, 2020. 7–13.
Med žlindro in svitlo mavro: recepciji Krsta pri Savici in Maja v času narodnih preporodov. Slavistična revija 67.4 (2019): 615–29.
May ’68 in Literature and Theory: The Last Season of Modernism in France, Slovenia, and the World (fundamental research project • July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2021)
Lucija Mandić was born in 1994 in Ljubljana. After graduating from the Secondary School of Design and Photography in Ljubljana, she studied Slovenian and Comparative literature at the Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana, where she graduated in 2017 with the BA thesis Comparison of Prešeren’s Baptism at the Savica and Mácha’s May in the Context of National Revival. She continued her studies at both departments at graduate level and graduated in 2020 with the MA thesis ‘I am provoking, because politics have devoured literature.’ Theory and Literature in Slovene and Czechoslovak Student Periodicals in 1968 in the Case of Tribuna and Student. In 2020, she became a Research Assistant at the Institute of Slovenian Literature and Literary Studies and a doctoral student at the Postgraduate School ZRC SAZU (module ‘Literature in Context’). In January 2025, she defended her dissertation titled A Computational Reading of Slovenian Narrative Prose of the Long Nineteenth Century in the Context of Literary Canonisation (adivser Andrejka Žejn, co-adviser Monika Deželak Trojar). In 2024, she became a member of The ICLA Research Committee on Digital Comparative Literature and of The ICLA Research Committee on Language Contact in Literature: Europe.