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This interpretation is made on the basis of two illuminative fragments from the novel The Time of Miracles () by the contemporary Serbian writer Borislav Pekić (–).Borislav Pekić reads the coded language of the mytho-biblical mysterious vision of reality with meticulous, historical, social, political, and psychological attention, and yet, instead of submitting it to a radical parody of hyper-realistic qualities, he demythologizes them only to re-mythologize the most sensitive. Borislav Pekic spent six years in prison with only the bible as reading material, which gave him the foundation for The Time of www.doorway.ru this he retells the stories of the New Testament miracles from the perspective of those on whom they were inflicted, covering miracles at Cana, Jabneel, Jerusalem, Siloam, Gadara, Magdala and Bethany; this is followed by accounts of deaths at Hinnom. In it was published in English by Brace Harcourt in New York as The Time of Miracles. It was also translated into French in , Polish in , Romanian in , Italian in , and Greek in Pekić's first novel clearly announced two of the most important characteristics of his work: sharp anti-dogmatism and constant skepticism regarding any possible 'progress' mankind has achieved over the course of history.