diplomsko delo
Liana Jeseničnik (Author), Vanesa Matajc (Mentor)

Abstract

V diplomski nalogi bom obravnavala dva literarna viška modernistične proze po drugi svetovni vojni. Prvi obravnavani roman avtorja Dominika Smoleta,Črni dnevi in beli dan, izdan leta 1958, je obveljal za prvi slovenski moderni roman in za enega vrhuncev slovenske povojne literature. Drugi roman je bil objavljen leta 1954 in nosi naslov Mandarini. Napisala ga je francoska eksistencialistična pisateljica Simone de Beauvoir in zanj prejela najbolj prestižno literarno nagrado v Franciji, Prix Goncourt, kmalu po izdaji. Oba avtorja imata zelo pomembno vlogo pri razvoju povojne literature. Dominik Smole je deloval na področju slovenske in Simone de Beauvoir v domenimednarodne povojne feministične literature.Sodelovala sta pri mnogih literarnih revijah in časopisih, s katerimi sta razširjala tedanje literarno obzorje. V diplomski nalogi se bom ukvarjala predvsem z vprašanjem eksistencializma in modernizma v navedenima romanoma in se osredotočila na njun primerjalni kontekst z vidika upodobitve ženske.

Keywords

literatura in feminizem;slovenska književnost;francoska književnost;modernizem;eksistencializem;literarni liki;ženske;diplomsko delo;Smole;Dominik;1929-1992;Beauvoir;Simone de;1908-1986;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization: UL FF - Faculty of Arts
Publisher: [L. Jeseničnik]
UDC: 82.02"19":305-055.2
COBISS: 67902818 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary abstract: In my thesis I will deal with two literary highlights of modern prose after the Second World War. The first novel, published in 1958, Črni dnevi in beli dan (Black days and a White Day), written by Dominik Smole, is considered the first Slovenian post-war modern novel and one of the literary peaks of Slovenian existential fiction. The second novel,Mandarins, published in 1954, by a French existentialist writer Simone de Beauvoir, received the highest literary prize of France, Prix Goncourt, shortly after its release. Both authors play a key role in the development of post-war literature, Dominik Smole in Slovenian literature, and Simone de Beauvoir in the trans-national post-war feminist literature. They participated in important literary magazines and newspapers, and with that they extended the space of literary freedom. In my thesis I address the question of modernism and existentialism in Smole's and Beauvoir's novels. Comparison of both novels points out representation of woman in the aspect of existential thought.
Type (COBISS): Bachelor thesis/paper
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Filozofska fak., Oddelek za primerjalno književnost in literarno teorijo
Pages: 31 str.
ID: 10976814