The very issue of characterology and the mentality of a people requires multidisciplinary approach, encompassing all scientific fields that have a connection with it, as the classic of our characterology, Vladimir Dvorniković, forcefully points out. Thus, this bibliographic list of works provides a very rich directory of the most prominent Serbian scientists who, from their own perspective, dealt with the characterology and mentality of their people.
When the young Miodrag Đurić aka Dado settled, around 1952, in the garret of the house of his maternal aunt Vukica Milosavljević, aka Vule, in Strahinjića Bana Street in Belgrade, he had already rebelled, breaking from the socialist realism imposed on him at the Fine Arts School of Herceg-Novi (1948–1952), where his maternal uncle, Mirko Kujačić, who had taken him in at the death of his mother in January 1945 year
The word “camp” refers to restricted freedom, imprisonment, the power of the one who runs the camp over the one who is imprisoned in it, coercive control of the victim, abuse, killing… Just as people are imprisoned and taken to the camp, the powerful ones in the world try to “imprison” history by exercising violence over people in order to change their minds, and equality there is violence against history in order to alter it…
