Manca G. Renko (Author)

Abstract

Članek obravnava avtobiografije šestih žensk treh generacij, ki so v svojih objavljenih avtobiografskih besedilih tematizirale obdobje tranzicije po drugi svetovni vojni (1945–1955). Te ženske so Ilka Vašte, Mira Mihelič, Nada Kraigher, Nedeljka Pirjevec, Manica Lobnik in Nada Gaborovič. Iz besedil je mogoče izluščiti več tematskih skupnih točk, med drugim ukvarjanje z družinskim življenjem, (intelektualnim) delom, spolom, politiko in s prehodom v novo državo ter družbeni red povojne Jugoslavije. Članek prikazuje, kje se avtorice obravnavanih besedil med seboj stikajo in kje razhajajo, opredeljuje izkušnjo žensk v obdobju tranzicije ter jo umešča v širši zgodovinski okvir tedanjega časa.

Keywords

avtobiografije;tranzicija;socialna zgodovina;Svetovna vojna 1939-1945;ženske;Slovenija;Vašte;Ilka;1891-1967;Mihelič;Mira;1912-1985;Kraigher;Nada;1911-2000;Gaborovič;1924-2006;Lobnik;Manica;1927-1974;Pirjevec;Nedeljka;1932-2003;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 1.01 - Original Scientific Article
Organization: UL FF - Faculty of Arts
UDC: 94(497.4):305"1945/1955"
COBISS: 91064067 Link will open in a new window
ISSN: 0353-0329
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Autobiographical testimonies of the post-war transition
Secondary abstract: The present article examines the autobiographies of six women from three generations who thematised the transition period after World War II (1945–1955) in their published autobiographical texts: Ilka Vašte, Mira Mihelič, Nada Kraigher, Nedeljka Pirjevec, Manica Lobnik, and Nada Gaborovič. Several thematic commonalities can be extracted from the texts, including the authors’ considerations of family life, (intellectual) work, gender, politics, and the transition to the new state and social order of post-war Yugoslavia. The article demonstrates where the authors of the texts under discussion meet and where they diverge while defining the women’s experience during the transition and placing it in the broader historical context of the time.
Secondary keywords: autobiography;testimonies;transition;Second World War;women;
Type (COBISS): Article
Volume: ǂLetn. ǂ61
Issue: ǂšt. ǂ3
Chronology: 2021
DOI: 10.51663/pnz.61.3.08
ID: 14641674
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