Preslikavanje meščanskega pojmovanja pravice do poroke iz ljubezni v slovensko vaško povest

Abstract

Zgodovinarji trdijo, da se je meščanska ljubezen, kjer so povod za poroko duhovne in intelektualne vrline ter lepota bodočega partnerja, začela nekje v 18. stoletju v meščanskem okolju. Na kmetih pa je bil povod še dolgo v 20. stoletje gospodarski: ne zveza sorodnih duš, ampak zveza dveh kmečkih gospodarstev. Slovenski pisatelji kmečkega porekla, npr. Jurčič, Stritar in Tavčar, v nekaterih svojih vaških povestih prikazujejo konflikte med starši in otroki, ki nastanejo zaradi prenašanja meščanskega vzorca pravice do poroke iz ljubezni na kmečko mladino: ti konflikti pa so bolj literarno-vzgojne kot stvarne narave.

Keywords

slovenska književnost;slovenska proza;vaška povest;romantična ljubezen;poroka iz ljubezni;19. st.;

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2017
Typology:	1.08 - Published Scientific Conference Contribution
Organization:	UL FF - Faculty of Arts
UDC:	821.163.6.09-3"18"
COBISS:	64573282
Views:	325
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary abstract:	Historians claim that bourgeois love, where the reason for marriage is the spiritual and intellectual virtues as well as the beauty of the prospective partner, began somewhere in the 18th century in the urban environment. In rural communities, well into the twentieth century, the reasons were economic: not a connection between kindred spirits, but between two farmers. In some of their village tales, Slovene writers from a rural background, such as Jurčič, Stritar and Tavčar, show the conflicts between parents and children that arose because of the transfer of the bourgeois pattern of the right to marry for love to rural youth: these conflicts are more to do with literature and ideas about upbringing than with reality.
Secondary keywords:	Slovenian literature;Slovenian prose;village tale;romantic love;love marriage;19th century;
Pages:	Str. 36-43
DOI:	10.4312/SSJLK.53.36-43
ID:	12352467