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Klemen Sagadin (Author), Aleksander Bjelčevič (Mentor), Varja Balžalorsky (Mentor)

Abstract

S pomočjo Bahtinove teorije karnevala so bila analizirana dela izbranih avtorjev, ki so ustvarjali v času začetkov slovenske proze. Bahtinova misel je predstavljena z razlago pojmov ljudska smehovna kultura, karneval in karnevalizacija. Analizirani pisatelji so Janez Trdina, Fran Levstik in Josip Jurčič, saj so bili v precejšni meri vezani na ljudsko izročilo, ki je poleg tradicije karnevalizirane literature glavni vir vpliva ljudske smehovne kulture na slovensko prozo, in so bili hkrati osrednji avtorji začetkov proznega ustvarjanja. Pri Trdini je karnevalizacija vidna v delu njegovega opusa, ki je bil najbližje ljudskemu izročilu, ali v bolj ali manj predelanih ljudskih pripovedih ali v skorajda folklorističnih opisih ljudskih običajev. Pri Levstiku sta najbolj izraziti karnevalizirani deli Martin Krpan z Vrha in Pižmar pripoveduje, kdo so bili njegovi in njegovega ščitnika Pilpoha stari dedje. Še posebej v slednjem je poleg motivno-tematskih elementov ljudske smehovne kulture izrazito prisotno tudi karnevalsko vzdušje. Z ljudsko smehovno kulturo pa ne moremo povezovati literarnega programa v Popotovanju od Litije do Čateža. Kot karnevalsko je potrebno izpostaviti še Jurčičevo Kozlovsko sodbo v Višnji gori. Čeprav je pisana kot satira na družbeno realnost Jurčičevega časa, je karnevalizirana predloga ljudske pripovedi še vedno v ospredju. Sicer je ljudska smehovna kultura pri Jurčiču prisotna povečini na jezikovni ravni. Karnevalizacija je v zgodnji slovenski prozi prisotna predvsem na ravni motivov in prizorov, malo je del, ki bi bila izrazito karnevalska.

Keywords

slovenska književnost;zgodnja slovenska proza;karnevalizacija;Bahtin;Mihail;1895-1975;Trdina;Janez;1830-1905;Levstik;Fran;1831-1887;Jurčič;Josip;1844-1881;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization: UL FF - Faculty of Arts
Publisher: [K. Sagadin]
UDC: 821.163.6.09"19"
COBISS: 112166659 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Carnivalization in Early Slovenian Prose
Secondary abstract: With the help of Bakhtin's theory of the carnival, the works of selected authors who worked at the time of the beginnings of Slovenian prose were analysed. Bakhtin's thought is presented by explaining the concepts of folk culture of laughter, carnival and carnivalization. The writers analysed are Janez Trdina, Fran Levstik and Josip Jurčič, as they were to a considerable extent linked to the folk tradition, which, alongside the tradition of carnivalized literature, is the main source of the influence of folk culture of laughter on Slovenian prose, and were at the same time the central authors of the beginnings of prose fiction. In Trdina's work, carnivalization is visible in the part of his oeuvre that was closest to folk tradition, either in more or less reworked folk tales or in almost folkloristic descriptions of folk customs. In Levstik's writing, the most prominent carnivalized works are Martin Krpan z Vrha and Pižmar pripoveduje, kdo so bili njegovi in njegovega ščitnika Pilpoha stari dedje. Especially in the latter, in addition to the motif-thematic elements of folk culture of laughter, there is also a distinctly carnival atmosphere. We cannot, however, associate the literary programme in Popotovanje od Litije do Čateža with folk culture of laughter. Jurčič's Kozlovska sodba v Višnji gori should also be singled out as carnivalesque. Although it is written as a satire on the social reality of Jurčič's time, the carnivalized template of the folk tale is still at the forefront. Otherwise, the folk laughter culture in Jurčič is mostly present on the linguistic level. Carnivalization is present in early Slovenian prose mainly at the level of motifs and scenes; there are few works that are explicitly carnivalesque.
Secondary keywords: Slovenian literature;early Slovenian prose;carnivalization;
Type (COBISS): Master's thesis/paper
Study programme: 1011044
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE): 1970-01-01
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Filozofska fak., Oddelek za slovenistiko, Oddelek za primerjalno književnost in literarno teorijo
Pages: 102 str.
ID: 15673305