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CONTRIBUTORSDarja Betocchi teaches Italian language and literature at the StateSecondary School France Prešeren in Trieste, and also translates Slovenianauthors into Italian (most recently Ballerina, ballerina by M. Sosič, Empoli2005). At the moment, she is writing a doctoral dissertation on the problemsof translating Kosovel’s poetry into Italian and, concurrently, his receptionwithin the Italian cultural environmentMarijan Dović is a Young Researcher at the Institute of Slovenian Literatureand Literary Sciences of the Scientific Research Centre of theSlovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts. As a student he published papersin various magazines and science reviews and took part in conferences,concentrating mainly on the literary canon, the theory of evaluationand the contemporary systems theory of literature, as well as the historicalavant-garde. Recently he published a book entitled Sistemske in empiričneobravnave literature (2004). At the moment he is researching the problemsof authorship and the development of literary producer in Slovenian literarysystem. He also does editorial work and plays jazz.Alenka Jovanovski is a Young Researcher at the Department for ComparativeLiterature and Literary Theory of the Faculty of Arts of Ljubljana.She published papers in various magazines and science reviews, concentratingon the question of aesthetic experience and poetry in connection tothe mystic experience. In 2001 she published a book Temni gen. She alsowrites literary reviews, concentrating mainly on contemporary poetry.Marko Juvan is a Researcher at the Institute of Slovenian Literature andLiterary Sciences, Scientific Research Centre of the Slovenian Academyof Sciences and Arts, Professor of Literary Theory at the University ofLjubljana. Recent publications: Intertekstualnost (2000); “On Literariness:From Post-Structuralism to Systems Theory”, Comparative Literature andComparative Cultural Studies (2003); “O usodi ‘velikega’ žanra”, Kakopisati literarno zgodovino danes: razprave, ed. by D. Dolinar, M. Juvan(2003); “Literary Self-Referentiality and the Formation of the NationalLiterary Canon”, Neohelicon 31.1 (2004), “Spaces of Intertextuality,the Intertextuality of Space”, Literature and Space: Spaces of Transgressivenessed. by J. Škulj, D. Pavlič (2004); “Generic identity and intertextuality”,CLCWeb 7.1 (2005). Main fields of interest: literary andcultural theory (intertextuality, literary discourse, cultural identity, literaryfield, canon, literary historiography, genre criticism), European romanticism,20 th century Slovenian literature.Matevž Kos is an Assistant professor at the Department of ComparativeLiterature at the Faculty of Arts in Ljubljana. He has published four books:Prevzetnost in pristranost (1996), Kritike in refleksije (2000), Poskusi z