Kristina Bojanović is the guest of the sixth session of "Imaginarium" on Tuesday evening in Zahumlje, Nikšić

JU "Zahumlje" continues with the realization of the "Imaginarium" project, and the theme of the sixth session is "Image of the world and image of man".

The forum will be organized on Tuesday evening, starting at 19 p.m., and the guest is Kristina Bojanović, cultural theorist and philosopher, while the author of the "Imaginarium" project, art historian and editor of the art program at JU "Zahumlje", Kristina Radović, will lead the conversation.

Bojanović is a doctor of philosophy and cultural studies. She started her academic career as an associate in the study program for philosophy at the Faculty of Philosophy in Nikšić. In addition to teaching, in that period she organized several notable gatherings, including the philosophy school "Noema", conferences dedicated to philosophers, while under her editorship the "Phil(m)osophy" program was held in Nikšić, screening evenings of films about philosophers and philosophical topics. "After completing his master's degree and doctorate in Belgrade, and academic training in Paris, he returned to Montenegro, where he continued his professional career at the University of Donja Gorica and the Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts.

She also collaborated with several non-governmental organizations, as well as with the Ministry of Education and Science, on projects related to expertise in the field of ethics and gender equality," her biography states.

He studies contemporary French philosophy, ethics and cultural theories, writes scientific studies and poetry, while publishing professional texts in respected international and domestic magazines and anthologies.

She wrote the book "The Trace of the Other - The Concept of the Feminine in the Philosophy of Emanuel Levinas".

She is a participant in numerous regional and international philosophical and interdisciplinary symposia and conferences. She prepared international anthologies. She is the recipient of a scholarship for distinguished translators awarded by the Government of France, thanks to which she has studied in France several times, as well as the "Žarana Papić" scholarship of the Reconstruction Foundation in Belgrade.

She is a member of the Center for Young Scientists and Artists of the Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts. At the publishing house CID, she was hired as a translator of professional literature. She translated 30 books and more than a hundred texts from French and English. In addition to French and English, he knows ancient Greek, Latin and Polish, and is studying Arabic and German.