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Title:Transformacija antičnih motivov v slovenski književnosti devetnajstega in dvajsetega stoletja
Authors:ID Prša, Urša (Copyright holder)
ID Avsenik Nabergoj, Irena (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
ID Prša, Urša (Author)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Doctoral dissertation
Typology:2.08 - Doctoral Dissertation
Organization:FPŠ - Graduate School
Abstract:Antična mitologija že stoletja navdihuje evropski prostor ter se v njem na različne načine transformira in interpretira v različnih vrstah umetnosti. Antični motivi so odmevali v slovenski književnosti od srednjega veka pa vse do sodobnosti. Slovenska literatura jih je v različnih fazah svojega razvoja sprejemala ali zavračala ter iz njih oblikovala svoje motivno-tematske zasnove. Posebna pozornost te doktorske disertacije je posvečena tipom literarne recepcije, ki se je udejanjila v slovenskem slovstvu romantike in v dvajsetem stoletju, ko so antični liki in motivi postali simboli in prispodobe moderne subjektivnosti. Po krajšem pregledu tuje in domače znanosti o mitologiji s poudarkom na teoretski obravnavi mita v literaturi sledi opazovanje recepcije antične motivike v slovenskem in evropskem literarnem prostoru od antike naprej. Posebna pozornost bo namenjena motivom Medeje, Odiseja in Orfeja v izbranih delih slovenske književnosti 19. in 20. stoletja, saj je vsak lik s svojo univerzalnostjo in enkratnostjo pomembno vplival na slovensko literaturo. Ob pomoči medbesedilne metode so analizirani namen avtorjeve uporabe izbranega antičnega motiva, njegova vloga, interpretacija in morebitna transformacija ali aktualizacija.
Keywords:antični motivi, transformacija, slovenska književnost, Medeja, Odisej, Orfej
Publication status:Not published
PID:20.500.12556/RUNG-2645 New window
COBISS.SI-ID:4533243 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UNG:REP:OPWSOTWY
Publication date in RUNG:11.10.2016
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PRŠA, Urša, no date, Transformacija antičnih motivov v slovenski književnosti devetnajstega in dvajsetega stoletja [online]. Doctoral dissertation. [Accessed 7 April 2025]. Retrieved from: https://repozitorij.ung.si/IzpisGradiva.php?lang=eng&id=2645
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Language:English
Title:Transformation of Ancient Motifs in Slovenian Literature of 19th and 20th Century
Keywords:Ancient mythology for centuries inspired Europe and was transformed and reinterpreted in different ways as well as in various art genres. Ancient motifs echoed in the Slovenian literature from the Middle Ages to the present. Slovenian literature accepted or rejected them in various stages of its development, using them to create its own motifs and thematic design. Special focus of the doctoral dissertation was placed on the types of literary reception which was realized in the Slovenian literature of Romanticism and in the 20th century, in the time when the ancient characters and motifs became symbols and metaphors of modern subjectivity. The brief review of foreign and domestic science on mythology, with an emphasis on theoretical reading of myth in literature, was followed by the observation of the reception of ancient motifs in the Slovenian and European literary space since the classical antiquity. Special attention was dedicated to the motifs of Medea, Orpheus and Odysseus in the selected works of the Slovenian literature of the 19th and 20th centuries, as each of the characters with its universality and uniqueness exerted a significant impact on the latter. With the help of intertextual methods authors' intentions behind the choice of particular ancient motifs were analyzed, as well as their role, interpretation and possible transformation or actualization.


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