Međuknjiževna kritika (slovenske) književnosti

Abstract

Članek na osnovi medliterarne kritike o književnosti in kritiške recepcije razpravlja o medliterarni kritiki nasploh in posebej v odnosu hrvaške medliterarne kritike do slovenske poezije. Medliterarno oz. medkulturno kritiko razumemo kot dejavnost v medkulturnem dialogu, ki lahko slovensko književnost osvetli z vidika sosednje, druge ali kakršnekoli tuje kulture.

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Language:	Croatian
Year of publishing:	2014
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Organization:	UL FF - Faculty of Arts
UDC:	821.163.6-1.09:82.09(497.5)
COBISS:	13005571
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Secondary language:	Slovenian
Secondary abstract:	Based on intercultural literary studies and critical reception, the article addresses interliterary criticism in general, and particularly with regard to Croatian intercultural criticism of Slovene poetry. Interliterary or intercultural criticism is seen as intercultural dialogue, which can illuminate Slovene literature from the perspective of a neighbouring, other, or any foreign culture.
Secondary keywords:	slovenska književnost;slovenska poezija;hrvaška književnost;literarna kritika;medliterarna kritika;kritiška recepcija;južnoslovanske književnosti;Slovene literature;Slovene poetry;Croatian literature;interliterary critisism;literary critisism;critical reception;South Slavic literatures;
Type (COBISS):	Article
Source comment:	TITLE: Based on intercultural literary studies and critical reception, the article addresses interliterary criticism in general, and particularly with regard to Croatian intercultural criticism of Slovene poetry. Interliterary or intercultural criticism is seen as intercultural dialogue, which can illuminate Slovene literature from the perspective of a neighbouring, other, or any foreign culture. / KEYWORDS: Slovene literature, Slovene poetry, Croatian literature, interliterary critisism, literary critisism, critical reception, South Slavic literatures
Pages:	Str. 225-232
ID:	19478695