Acija Alfirević

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Acija Alfirević (born 12 August 1951 in Split, Croatia) is an academic, lecturer, professor, feminist, scientist, writer and literary translator.^[1]

Personal life[]

She lived and lectured in London, Albany, Zagreb, Melbourne, Budapest, again London, Berlin and Cracow.

Career[]

She has over 100 publications of poetry, prose, scientific/scholarly works and literary/theater translations. For her lecturing and writing work Alfirević was awarded in the USA, Australia, Hungary and former Yugoslavia.^{[citation needed]}

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External links[]

• http://www.kwartalnik-pobocza.pl/pob32/srb/aalfirevic_srb.html

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