Laza Lazarevic
Laza Lazarevic Kuzman ( . Serb : Лаза К. Лазаревић) (born May 1 . Jul / 13. May 1851 . Greg in Sabac , † 29 December 1890 . Jul / 10. January 1891 . Greg in Belgrade ) was a Serbian writer and doctor .
Life
Lazarević studied medicine in Berlin . He interrupted his studies twice to work in military hospitals during Serbia's wars with the Turks and Bulgarians (1875–1878). After completing his studies in Berlin, he published numerous studies, especially in the field of neurology . He was appointed to the Serbian royal court and a member of the Royal Academy.
Works
Lazarević wrote a few stories that are counted as part of Serbian realism. He began in his youth under the influence of Chernyshevsky's progressive thoughts , but soon turned into an advocate of the traditional patriarchal Serbian society (zadruga), whose stories usually begin realistically, but then increasingly take an idealistic turn in the course of the plot. Certain moralizing and didactic tendencies are unmistakable. Nevertheless, Lazarević also points out grievances and weaknesses. His well-planned composition of the stories, the concentration on the essentials, a dramatic talent and a calm diction earned him the nickname of a "Serbian Turgenev". Most of the stories are village stories, but in his stories of intellectuals and their lost individuality ( Vetar - Wind ; Verter - Werther ; Švabica - Die Deutsche ) there are psychological interpretations.
- Школска икона, story 1880 (German: the patron saint image, 1896)
- У добри час хајдуци
- На бунару
- Вертер
- Све ће то народ позлатити, story 1882 (Eng. The people will gild everything, 1886)
- Ветар
- На село
- Тешан
- Вучко, short story (German Vučko, 1932)
- Побратим
- Он зна све, 1890
- Швабица
- Dr. Laza K Lazarević's most beautiful stories, German 1902
- Robber as a marriage maker, German around 1920
- Izabrane pripovetke, 1946
- Pripovetke, 2001
Others
Lazarević syndrome was named after Lazarević in medicine and the neuropsychiatric hospital in Belgrade . The Lasègue sign is also known as the Lazarević sign or Lasègue-Lazarević sign .
Web links
- Literature by and about Laza Lazarević in the catalog of the German National Library
- Short biography , Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Lazarević, Laza |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Lazarević, Laza Kuzman; Лаза К. Лазаревић (Cyrillic) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Serbian writer and doctor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | May 13, 1851 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Sabac |
| DATE OF DEATH | January 10, 1891 |
| Place of death | Belgrade |