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What kind of man does that: anti-social queer masculinities in Brane Mozetič’s early prose : lecture at the Second International Workshop: Central European Masculinities in a Comparative Perspective, Katowice, Poland, 15. 11. 2024
Darko Ilin, 2024, unpublished conference contribution

Abstract: This paper explores the representation of anti-social queer masculinities in Brane Mozetič's literary works at the turn of the millennium, focusing on the short story collection Passion (1993) and the novels Angels (1996) and The Lost Story (2001). Situated in post-Yugoslav and post-socialist Slovenia, Mozetič’s narratives are examined to uncover how they interact with and possibly appropriate emerging models of masculinity found in queer transgressive fiction from global literary centers. The study investigates the distinct adaptations and circulations of these models within the semi-peripheral context of Central Europe, with a particular focus on Slovenia. By analyzing the depiction of queer masculinities in relation to themes of anti-social behavior and societal marginalization, drawing from both theoretical frameworks (such as those of Hocquenghem and Bersani) and literary traditions, this paper aims to elucidate how Mozetič’s work reflects and diverges from broader literary and cultural movements during a period of democratization, transition, and Westernization. The analysis seeks to provide a nuanced understanding of the representation of anti-social queer masculinities in a post-socialist Central European context, highlighting the cultural exchanges and influences that shape contemporary queer literature in the region.
Keywords: Brane Mozetič, Pasijon, anti-social queer theory, Slovene literature
Published in RUNG: 26.11.2024; Views: 147; Downloads: 0
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Ivo Andrić in Slovenke
Darko Ilin, 2023, published scientific conference contribution

Abstract: V prvem delu članka je predstavljena Andrićeva reprezentacija Slovenk v potopisnem in esejističnem diskurzu v ZNAMENJU OB POTI (ZNAKOVI PORED PUTA, 1976) in tekstu O POČITNICAH V SLOVENIJI (O LETOVANJU U SLOVENIJI, 1981). Njegovi opisi slovenske ženske so analizirani z vidika študijev spolov in ženskih podob v cilju razumevanja pomena izpostavljenih značilnosti Andrićevih Slovenk. Drugi del članka je posvečen povezanosti Iva Andrića z ženskami slovenskega literarnega sistema. Poudarjeno je nekaj ključnih točk, kot so Andrićev prevod Vide Jeraj v srbohrvaščino, njegovo pismo ob smrti Zofke Kveder ter odzivi Mire Mihelič in Zlate Vokač na njegovo delo.
Keywords: recepcija, reprezentacija žensk, srbski književniki
Published in RUNG: 25.10.2024; Views: 263; Downloads: 0
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Timekeeper outside the canon : Roksanda Njeguš’s prose in the Serbian literary system
Darko Ilin, 2024, published scientific conference contribution

Abstract: This paper will discuss the work of Roksanda Njeguš (1915–2009) in the context of Serbian literature. Roksanda Njeguš was a translator from Slovenian and Italian into Serbo-Croatian, a writer, and a cultural worker. She published a book of literary reportage Normirac u srcu (1949) and the novels Kidanje (1959), Stolice na kiši (1978), and Otpisani iz ružičaste zone (1998). This paper aims to outline one possible line of interpretation of the author’s oeuvre regarding the broader political and cultural context of its creation. The author’s narrative focus is women’s experience during the National Liberation Struggle, and her last novel is dedicated to the breakup of Yugoslavia. Therefore, this work will attempt to view her novels as a literary chronicle of Socialist Yugoslavia through the female experience of struggle. By analysing her novels, this paper will critically reevaluate the author’s marginal position in the canon of the Serbian literary system.
Keywords: Serbian literature, gender perspective, socialist Yugoslavia
Published in RUNG: 23.10.2024; Views: 302; Downloads: 1
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Sexual desire unbound : literature, landscapes, and digital dialogues
2024, other monographs and other completed works

Keywords: sexual desire, book of abstracts, summer school, literature
Published in RUNG: 23.10.2024; Views: 249; Downloads: 2
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Presežni sram, preseganje sramu : oblikovanje kvir identitete v delu Ivan O. Ivana Mraka
Darko Ilin, 2024, published scientific conference contribution

Abstract: politika čustev, zlasti sramu, pomembna za razumevanje transformacijskega potenciala literarne reprezentacije. Pričujoči prispevek se osredotoča na literarne reprezentacije sramu v slovenski literaturi, zlasti v povezavi z moškostjo in homoseksualnostjo. Obravnava delo Ivana Mraka, še posebej njegov avtobiografski roman Ivan O., ki je prvo osebnoizpovedno literarno delo s kvir tematiko v slovenskem kontekstu. Razpravlja o kompleksni naravi sramu in njegovem vplivu na življenjsko izkušnjo protagonista ter raziskuje, kako sram vpliva na procese identifikacije in samopredstavitve v družbi, obenem pa skuša predstaviti lok preseganja kvir sramu v romanu.
Keywords: kvir, sram, identiteta, Ivan O.
Published in RUNG: 08.10.2024; Views: 373; Downloads: 8
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Ivana Zajc: Kaj je literarna zmožnost in kako jo preverjamo z maturitetnim esejem. Nova Gorica: Založba Univerze v Novi Gorici, 2023
Darko Ilin, 2024, review, book review, critique

Keywords: literarna zmožnost, matura, recenzije
Published in RUNG: 27.09.2024; Views: 435; Downloads: 2
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Match my epistolary freak : sexual desire in the electronic collection Pisma/Letters
Darko Ilin, 2024, published scientific conference contribution abstract

Abstract: The lecture will focus on the exploration of sexuality as reflected in the letters of Slovene women writers at the turn of the century. This event will delve into the rich correspondences found in the PISMA/LETTERS electronic collection, a project that has brought to light the intimate and personal writings of these authors. The lecture will begin with an introduction to the project, providing an overview of the electronic collection's origins and the subsequent publication that emerged from it. We will then explore the unique characteristics of the letter as a medium, discussing its materiality and drawing parallels with contemporary modes of communication. The central focus of the lecture will be an in-depth analysis of the erotic elements within these letters. By examining how sexual desire is narrated across different contexts, we will uncover the subtle ways in which these women expressed their desires and navigated the societal constraints of their time. This exploration promises to offer a fascinating glimpse into the personal lives and inner worlds of Slovene women writers, revealing the complexity and richness of their experiences
Keywords: sexual desire, letters, Pisma
Published in RUNG: 09.09.2024; Views: 477; Downloads: 2
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