Milica S. Stanković

Milica S. Stanković
no.: 12103 source: E-CRIS

junior researcher – active in research organisation
  • English
  • Reading: Fluent
  • Writing: Fluent
  • Speaking: Fluent
  • Spanish
  • Reading: Functional
  • Writing: Functional
  • Speaking: Functional
  • French
  • Reading: Basic
  • Writing: Basic
  • Speaking: Basic
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Code Science Field
H004  Humanities  Philology 
H570  Humanities  English language and literature 
H390  Humanities  General and comparative literature, literary criticism, literary theory 
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Education
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Level of education Professional title Study subject Faculty Year
2nd cycle master's degree  Master of Arts  English language, literature and culture  RS University of Belgrade, Faculty of Philology 2018 
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Employments
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Type of employment Research org. Research group Date of employment Position Title
Fixed-term work (100%, RD:%)  University of Kragujevac, Faculty of Philology and Arts  Center for the Study of Language and Literature  4/1/2019  Junior Researcher  Junior Researcher 
Research projects
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no. Code Title Period Head
1. ON-178018  SOCIAL CRISES AND CONTEMPORARY SERBIAN LITERATURE AND CULTURE: NATIONAL, REGIONAL, EUROPEAN AND GLOBAL FRAMEWORK   1/1/2011 - 12/31/2019  Dragan Bošković   1,157 
Biography
Milica Stanković, M.A., is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Philology (English Department) where she previously obtained both her bachelor’s and her master’s degrees, and she is employed as a research assistant at the Faculty of Philology and Arts in Kragujevac, Serbia. She is currently working on her Ph.D. thesis entitled Chronotopical, Narrative and Thematic Influences of William Faulkner on the Works of Gabriel García Márquez. Her areas of interest include comparative literature and literary theory, with a particular focus on the interrelations between North American and Anglophone literatures, and the works of Latin American authors of the twentieth century. So far, she has participated in several national and international conferences and published papers in regional-level journals and international proceedings in Serbia and the Western Balkans.
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