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Založba /*cf. Zavod za založniško in raziskovalno dejavnost

Slomškova 15, SI-1000 Ljubljana

http://www.ljudmila.org/~zalozbacf

zalozbacf@mail.ljudmila.org

Phone386 (0) 1 434 4431

Events abroad

Past Events

• 24 May 2018

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  27 May 2018

  Germany Kiel Literaturhaus Schleswig-Holstein

  
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  The writer Gašper Kralj and the editor at Založba /*cf Amelia Kreigher appearing

  at the European Festival of the First Novel

  
  

  
  

• 6 Jan 2018

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  14 Jan 2018

  India New Delhi

  
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  Workshops by the illustrator Manica K. Musil, readings and panels with writers Evald Flisar, Jasmin B. Frelih, Andrej Hočevar and Ivo Svetina, lectures by ethnologist Zmago Šmitek, also Gašper Malej (KUD AAC Zrakogled), LUD Literatura, Goga Publishing House, Založba /*cf and Mladinska knjiga Publishing House, with EU-Focus, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency,

  at the New Delhi World Book Fair

  
  

  
  

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Since 1997 the publishing house Založba /*cf - Institute for Publishing and Research Activities has published around 80 titles by eminent authors in various fields of humanities, including translations of Althusser, Barthes, Bataille, Benevolo, Burke, Bardin, Freud, Eco, Foucault, Groys, Rougemont, Wellerstein, Veličković and Woolf, and new texts from the field of anthropology, sociology, linguistics and art history by Slovene authors such as Borut Brumen, Zoran Hočevar, Vlasta Jalušič, Igor Žagar, Rastko Močnik, Tomislav Vignjević and Beti Žerovc. The books appear in several collections: the Red, Violet, Orange, Green and Blue collections, the Kaif collection, the Pocket collection (in co-operation with SCCA-Ljubljana Centre for Contemporary Arts) and the Extra and Varia collections. In 2003 Založba /*cf launched its translation of the collection The Making of Europe conceived in five languages by Jacques le Goff for a network of five European publishing houses - the first part featured texts by Umberto Eco, Hagen Schulze, Franco Cardini, Jack Goody and Joseph Fontana, the last three out of 18 book were by Jacques Le Goff, Luciano Canfora and Peter Brown.