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L UNIVERSITY OF PRIŠTINA (03) УНИВЕРЗИТЕТ У ПРИШТИНИ FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY ФИЛОЗОФСКИ ФАКУЛТЕТ Kosovska Mitrovica 2020 COLLECTION OF PAPERS OF THE FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY COLLECTION OF PAPERS ЗБОРНИК РАДОВА ФИЛОЗОФСКОГ ФАКУЛТЕТА OF THE FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY ЗБОРНИК РАДОВА ФИЛОЗОФСКОГ ФАКУЛТЕТА History Sociology Vladan A. Virijević Jelena Đ. Premović & Ljiljana J. Arsić History of Art Marta M. Vukotić Lazar Literature & Olivera S. Marković-Savić Vladislava S. Gordić Petković Psychology Mladen M. Jakovljević Kristina Ž. Ranđelović Maja M. Ćuk & Nikola R. Goljović & Artea D. Panajotović Dušan J. Ranđelović Milena M. Kaličanin & Miljana S. Pavićević Language Pedagogy Marijana M. Prodanović Jelena R. Krulj, & Valentina M. Gavranović Slađana T. Vidosavljević Jelena D. Rajović & Nataša R. Mladenović & Milica M. Spasić-Stojković Ana Lj. Vučićević & Aleksandra D. Rakić COLLECTION OF PAPERS OF THE FACULTY PHILOSOPHY ISSN 0354-3293 КОСОВСКА МИТРОВИЦА еISSN 2217-8082 ISSN 0354-3293 еISSN 2217-8082 COLLECTION OF PAPERS OF THE FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY OF PRIŠTINA ЗБОРНИК РАДОВА ФИЛОЗОФСКОГ ФАКУЛТЕТА УНИВЕРЗИТЕТА У ПРИШТИНИ UNIVERSITY OF PRIŠTINA FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY COLLECTION OF PAPERS OF THE FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY L (3)/2020 KOSOVSKA MITROVICA 2020 UNIVERSITÉ DE PRIŠTINA FACULTÉ DE PHILOSOPHIE RECUEIL DE TRAVAUX DE LA FACULTÉ DE PHILOSOPHIE L (3)/2020 KOSOVSKA MITROVICA 2020 УНИВЕРЗИТЕТ У ПРИШТИНИ ФИЛОЗОФСКИ ФАКУЛТЕТ ЗБОРНИК РАДОВА ФИЛОЗОФСКОГ ФАКУЛТЕТА L (3)/2020 КОСОВСКА МИТРОВИЦА 2020. COLLECTION OF PAPERS of the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Priština Vol. L (3), 2020 ISSN 0354-3293 eISSN 2217-8082 Editor in Chief Prof. Zvezdan Arsić, PhD Deputy Editor in Chief Ass. Prof. Olivera Radović, PhD Editorial Board: Faculty’s members of the Editorial Board: prof. dr Jasna Parlić-Božović, prof. dr Dušan Ranđelović, prof. dr Jelena Mihajlović, prof. dr Nebojša Lazić, prof. dr Božidar Zarković, prof. dr Marta Vukotić-Lazar, prof. dr Olivera Marković Savić, prof. dr Nataša Bakić Mirić, prof. dr Aleksandra Kostić Tmušić, prof. dr Jelena Bajović, prof. dr Mladen Jakovljević, prof. dr Nedžib Prašević. Foreign members of the Editorial Board: prof. dr Laurence Armand French, Justiceworks Institute, University of New Hampshire, Durham, USA; prof. dr Alexandra Perović, University College London, Division of Psychology and Language Sciences, United Kingdom; prof. dr Giada Goracci, University of Verona, Italy; prof. dr Sara Corrizzato, University of Verona, Italy; prof. dr Georgios Nektarios Lois, Faculty of Humanities, Greek Open University in Patras, Greece; prof. dr Davronzhon Erkinovich Gaipov, University Suleiman Demirel, Almaty, Kazakhstan; prof. dr Nijolė Burkšaitienė, Institute for Literary, Cultural and Translation Studies, Vilnius University, Lithuania; проф. др Татьяна Юрьевна Анопченко, Южный федеральный университет, Ро- стов-на-Дону, Россия; доц. др Наталия Николаевна Муравьева, Южный федеральный уни- верситет, Ростов-на-Дону, Россия; проф. др Маргарита Вениаминовна Силантьева, ФГАОУ ВПО МГИМО МИД, Международно-правовой факультет, кафедра философии ИМ. А. Ф. Шиш- кина, Россия; prof. dr Ahmet Yüksel, Faculty of Letters, Sivas Cumhuriyet University in Turkey; prof. dr Ljubica Kardaleska-Radojkova, FON univerzitet Skopje, Fakultet za strane jezike, R. S. Makedonija; doc. dr Stefan Ivanov Ančev, Univerzitet „Sv. Ćirilo i Metodije“, Veliko Trnovo, Българя. Secretaries of the Editorial Board : Suzana Stojković; Dejan Gašić, ass. This journal is p ublished four times a year. Issue 3 is publish ed in English. [email protected] | http://fifa.pr.ac.rs/zbornik_radova _filozofskog_fakulteta_u_pristini/ Papers are published and distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial International 4.0 licence (CC BY-NC 4.0 | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/). The journal does not pay con- tributors. Opinions presented in the papers are the personal views of writers, based on their researches and do not express the opinions of the Editorial Board nor of the institutions where the authors are employed. CONTENTS HISTORY VLADAN A. VIRIJEVIĆ Agriculture of the Republic of Turkey (1923–1941) in the Light of Yugoslav Sources........................................................................................... 3 HISTORY OF ART MARTA M. VUKOTIĆ LAZAR, OLIVERA S. MARKOVIĆ-SAVIĆ Cultural Policy and Memory of the Fighters of the People’s Liberation War: The Central Role of the Army in Political Legitimation of the New Political Structure................................................. 27 PSYCHOLOGY KRISTINA Ž. RANĐELOVIĆ, NIKOLA R. GOLJOVIĆ Breakup Grief – The Difference between Initiator and Non-Initiator Depending on Coping Strategies and Attachment .......................... 47 DUŠAN J. RANĐELOVIĆ, MILJANA S. PAVIĆEVIĆ Reliability and Validity of Learning Style Inventory for Primary School Students Based on the Myers-Briggs Learning Style Model (ISUMB2-О)...................................................................................... 69 PEDAGOGY JELENA R. KRULJ, SLAĐANA T. VIDOSAVLJEVIĆ, NATAŠA R. MLADENOVIĆ John Amos Comenius – The Teacher of Nations and the Founder of Didactic Principles............................................................................ 101 SOCIOLOGY JELENA Đ. PREMOVIĆ, LJILJANA J. ARSIĆ Socio-Economic Aspects of Tourism in the Modern Society........................................ 125 LITERATURE VLADISLAVA S. GORDIĆ PETKOVIĆ The Enchanted Self: Individual Identity Change in Fiction and Film ......................... 157 MLADEN M. JAKOVLJEVIĆ Titus Groan’s Journey: From Gormenghast to the City................................................. 175 1 ЗБОРНИК РАДОВА ФИЛОЗОФСКОГ ФАКУЛТЕТА L (2) MAJA M. ĆUK, ARTEA D. PANAJOTOVIĆ MaddAddam Trilogy as a Historical Chronicle of the Silenced in a (Dystopian) Society .......................................................................... 193 MILENA M. KALIČANIN “A Progress that Threatens All Life”: Nature vs. Nurture in Duncan Williamson’s “Mary and the Seal”................................................................. 211 LANGUAGE MARIJANA M. PRODANOVIĆ, VALENTINA M. GAVRANOVIĆ Online Language Teaching and Learning: Anglistics Students’ Perspectives on the New Educational Environment Imposed by the COVID 19 Outbreak ................................................................................................. 231 JELENA D. RAJOVIĆ, MILICA M. SPASIĆ-STOJKOVIĆ English Noun+Noun Syntactic Structures in English for Specific Purposes and their Serbian Equivalents.......................................................................... 249 ANA LJ. VUČIĆEVIĆ, ALEKSANDRA D. RAKIĆ Textual Metadiscourse in Academic Book Reviews in Serbian and English.............. 269 INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS ......................................................................................... 293 2 HISTORY ORIGINAL SCIENTIFIC PAPER 338.43(560)"1923/1941" 339.5(497.1:560)"1923/1941" DOI:10.5937/ZRFFP50-28006 VLADAN A. VIRIJEVIĆ1 University of Priština in Kosovska Mitrovica Faculty of Philosophy Department of History AGRICULTURE OF THE REPUBLIC OF TURKEY (1923–1941) IN THE LIGHT OF YUGOSLAV SOURCES ABSTRACT: Signing the Agreement on the Establishment of Friendly Diplomatic Rela- tions between the Republic of Turkey and the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes (the Kingdom of Yugoslavia since 1929) on November 28, 1925, provided bases for mutual economic connecting. Concerning the fact that economies of both countries had dominantly agrarian character, they were often rivals to one another in the world markets. Because of that, Yugoslav government aimed at gathering data on the development and moderniza- tion of Turkish agriculture by means of its diplomatic representative bodies. In this paper, on the basis of unpublished archival sources, newspapers arti- cles and relevant literature, the following issues will be presented: the state and characteristics of the Turkish agrarian issues during Ataturks’s era: the capacity of agricultural production (agriculture, cattle breeding), measures and efforts for its improvement (introducing new kinds and breeds, land-improvement and irrigation projects, the use of modern agro-technical measures, preventing cattle infectious diseases, agrarian reforms, etc.), and the export of agrarian products. KEYWORDS: agriculture; Republic of Turkey; the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (Yugoslavia); Ataturk’s era; agrarian reform. 1 [email protected] This paper was submitted on August 17th, 2020 and accepted for publication at the meeting of the Editorial Board held on September 25th, 2020. 3 COLLECTION OF PAPERS OF THE FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY L(3)/2020 The First World War (1914–1918), beside an enormous number of human losses and material demolition, considerably changed the current political world map. On the ruins of the great traditional empires a row of new states arose, among which there were the two Balkan ones – the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes (SCS) and the Republic of Turkey. The Kingdom of SCS (since1929 renamed as the Kingdom of Yugoslavia) was created by unision of South Slavs on December 1 in 1918, covering about half the territory of the Balkan Peninsula (248.666 km2), it served as a natural connection between Southern, Middle and Western Europe and Asia Minor and Near East. Important land routes were built through it, giving it a specific importance in the international relations. It was one of the key pil- lars of the Versailles Peace Treaty in the territory