Faculty of Philology

Biography - Koprivica Dragan




Biography - Koprivica Dragan

Dragan Koprivica is a full professor at the Faculty of Philology in Niksic. He was born in 1953 in Niksic.

               He graduated in 1976 at the Faculty of Philology in Belgrade, Department of Russian Language and Literature. He completed postgraduate studies at the same Faculty, and in 1983 he defended his master's thesis "Post-war literary criticism of Chekhov's story in the Serbo-Croatian language." Doctoral dissertation, "The Reception of Leonid Leonov's Creation in the Serbo-Croatian Language", he defended at the Faculty of Philosophy in Niksic in 1992.

               Koprivica published studies in the field of Russian literature, including "Russian Nobel Prize winners" (Podgorica, 2005), and numerous papers in scientific publications. For the collected works by Chekhov (Jugoslaviapublic, Belgrade, 1989) he translated the play "Three Sisters", as well as the novel of the greatest contemporary Russian writer, Alexander Prohanov, "Guest" ("Matica srpska", Podgorica, 2018).

               At the Faculty of Philology in Niksic, (Study Program Russian Language and Literature), Koprivica was elected in 2005 as a full professor of subjects: Old Russian Literature and Russian Literature of the 18th Century, and Russian Literature - Realism. He teaches classes in the following disciplines: Russian Literature 1 - Old Russian Literature and the 18th Century; Russian Literature 2 - Romanticism; Russian Literature 3 - Realism 1; Russian Literature 4 - Realism 2, and Special Course in Russian Literature (Realism. Roman).

               He published scientific papers on Chekhov, Leonov, Dostoyevsky, Tolstoy, Lomonosov, Andric, Nyegos... Koprivica is the winner of a creative contribution to the development of education, science and culture, "Dositey Obradovic" (Belgrade, 2008). He is a member of the Literature Committee of the Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts. Koprivica is a prose and drama writer, and has been awarded numerous literary awards, including, especially, "Marko Milyanov", "Risto Ratkovic", "Branko Copic" and "Radoye Domanovic". He lives in Podgorica.

 



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