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Vuk Marinković

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At the Belgrade Lyceum, he began teaching Elementary Physics in 1849. On 7 July 1849 Dr. Marinković replaced Janko Šafarik as the Chair of Physics, a post he would hold until his death on 7 August 1859. Within physics, he also taught chemistry until 1854 when he turned it into an independent subject.
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After finishing his studies, he returned to Novi Sad, where he opened a private medical practice. He enjoyed a great reputation in society. He married Sofia, the daughter of the wealthy Jovan Pavlović. He worked there until the revolution of 1848-49. After the bombing and destruction of Novi Sad, in
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He was born on 24 December 1807, in Novi Sad, to father Kosta, a priest and educator. He had three brothers: Pavle, Maksim, and Dimitrije and three sisters Anastasia, Hristina and Juliana. He finished elementary school in Novi Sad. He attended the Serbian Orthodox High School in Novi Sad, where he
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He was of small stature, round face, bulging eyes, rigid movements. While he was talking, he was constantly coughing and shaking his right shoulder. As not a single picture of him was preserved during his lifetime because the ones he had in Novi Sad were lost in the fire, and after arriving in
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Belgrade he was no longer photographed, on his deathbed was photographed by his friend and photographer Anastas Jovanović. Based on the photograph, together with the descriptions given by the family and his students, his character is painted.
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Marinković laid the foundations of scientific terminology in the field of physics and chemistry in the Serbian language. Thanks to him, both physics and chemistry became compulsory subjects.
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and "Principles of Physics" as the first higher education textbook of physics in Serbia, both printed 1851. He also wrote "Močnik's Geometry", but it printed without the author's name.
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came, as a professor and director. He finished the seventh and eighth grades of high school, that is, philosophy, in Eger. Then he studied medicine at the universities of
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Petar V. Vučo, Life and work of Vuk Marinković, editor M. S. Dimitrijević, Publication of the Society, No. 13, Astronomical Society "Ruđer Bošković", Belgrade, 2014
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Dušan Popović, Narodna enciklopedija srpsko-hrvatsko-slovenačka, broj 2, I-M, urednik Stanoje Stanojević, Biobliografski zavod d. d., Zagreb, 1928, p. 789
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Famous Serbs of the 19th century, book 3, editor Andra Gavrilović, Naklada i štampa Srpske štamparije (dd), Zagreb, 1904.
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In the ten years at the Lyceum, he served as rector for 1850/51, 1856/57, 1857/58 and 1858/59.
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Rectors of the Lyceum, High School and University of Belgrade, University of Belgrade
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At the age of 19, dissatisfied with the translation from Latin, which was done by
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June 1849, Marinković went to Serbia, where he was appointed professor at the
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Vuk Marinković died in Belgrade on 7 August 1859 and was buried near the
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Natural History (for Serbian youth), Natural History Museum, Belgrade
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Academic staff of the Lyceum of the Principality of Serbia
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Pomenik znamenitihi ljudi srpskog naroda novijega doba,
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finished the sixth grade. While attending high school,
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before him, Marinković translated the second book "
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