Funkcija avtobiografskega v delih sodobnih slovenskih romanopisk

magistrsko delo

Milena Kerndl (Author), Silvija Borovnik (Mentor)

Abstract

Naloga obravnava problem odnosa med (literarno) avtobiografijo in avtobiografskim romanom oziroma razmerje med fikcijo in resničnostjo v avtobiografskem žanru ter funkcijo avtobiografskega v delih sodobnih slovenskih romanopisk. Analiza pripovednih besedil zajema najprej štiri dela iz avtobiografske tradicije slovenskih avtoric: Zofka Kveder Vladka Milka Mirica (1978), Alma Karlin Samotno potovanje v daljne dežele (2006), lIka Vašte Podobe iz mojega Življenja (1974) in Angela Vode Skriti spomin (2005). Pri sodobnih slovenskih avtoricah so obravnavana naslednja dela: literarna avtobiografija Mire Mihelič Ure mojih dni (1985), roman Nade Gaborovič Malahorna (1989), avtobiografija Lidije Asta Lidija (1992), romana Nedeljke Pirjevec Zaznamovana (1992) in Saga o kovčku (2003), trije romani Brine Svit, in sicer Smrt slovenske primadone (2000), Moreno (2003) in Coco Dias ali Zlata vrata (2008), romana Suzane Tratnik Ime mi je Damjan (2001) in Tretji svet(2007), dnevniški roman Vesne Milek Kalipso (2000), dnevnik Vesne Vuk Godina Havaji na papirju (2005) in roman Eve Pacher Čudoviti klon (2005). Analiza teh besedil je pokazala, da zgolj na tekstualni ravni ni zanesljivih kriterijev za ločevanje fikcije od nefikcije ter da se nobena avtobiografija ne more izogniti zamolčanim dejstvom niti določeni stopnji fikcionaliziranja. Resničnost je sestavni del fikcije in obratno. Avtobiografija, v kateri avtorica na podlagi dogodkov in izkušenj zapiše svojo celotno življenjsko zgodbo, modernemu načinu pisanja več ne ustreza. Nasledil jo je avtobiografski roman.

Keywords

slovenska književnost;avtobiografski roman;ženske pisateljice;magistrska dela;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2009
Source:	Maribor
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UM FF - Faculty of Arts
Publisher:	[M. Kerndl]
UDC:	821.163.6-31.09-055.2(043.2)
COBISS:	17011208
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary abstract:	The present work is dealing with the problem of the relationship between the (literary) autobiography and the autobiographical novel or in other words the relationship between fiction and reality in the autobiographical genre as well as the function of the autobiographical element in the works of the contemporary Slovene female novelists. First, the analysis of the narrative texts takes into account four autobiographical texts taken from the female literary tradition: Zofka Kveder, Vladka Mitka Mirica (1978), Alma Karlin, Solitary Journey into Distant Lands (2006), Ilka Vašte, Images of My Life (1974), and Angela Vode, Hidden Memory (2005). The following works of the contemporary Slovene female authors are treated: literary autobiography written by Mira Mihelič, Hours of My Days (1985), novel by Nada Gaborovič, Malahoma (1989), autobiography by Lidija Asta, Lidija (1992), the two novels by Nedeljka Pirjevec, The Labelled (1992) and The Saga about a Suitcase (2003), the three novels by Brina Svit, The Death of the Slovene Prima Donna (2000), Moreno (2003) and Coco or The Golden Gate (2008), the two novels by Suzana Tratnik, My Name is Damjan (2001) and The Third World (2007), a diary novel by Vesna Milek, Kalipso (2000), a diary by Vesna Vuk Godina, Hawaii on Paper (2005) and the novel by Eva Pacher, The Magnificent Clone (2005). The analysis of these texts has shown that there are no reliable criteria at the textual level in order to distinguish fiction from non fiction and that no autobiography is able to avoid neither the concealed facts nor the certain level of fiction. The reality is a composite part of fiction and visa versa. The autobiography where the female author writes down her whole life story based on events and experience is not suited to the modem way of writing any more. It has been succeeded by the autobiographical novel.
Secondary keywords:	Univerzitetna in visokošolska dela;
URN:	URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Filozofska fak., Oddelek za slovanske jezike in književnosti
Pages:	210 f.
Keywords (UDC):	language;linguistics;literature;jezikoslovje;filologija;književnost;literature;književnost;literatures of individual languages and language families;književnost posameznih jezikov;literature of slavic (slavonic) languages;slovanske književnosti;south slavic / slavonic literatures;južnoslovanske književnosti;slovenian literature;slovenska književnost;
ID:	17865