Podoba Turkov v slovenski dramatiki

Abstract

V prispevku analiziram dramska dela s podobo Turka v osrednji ali stranski vlogi, pri čemer upoštevam ljudske ali čitalniške igre, drame po nemških in francoskih zgledih ali le preproste večerniške dramske zgodbe, ki so po svoji snovi ali vsaj skromni motiviki uvrščene med zgodovinsko dramo. Zgodovinska tematika in s tem motivika Turkov se je najprej pojavila v času čitalniške dramatike z zahtevo, da se napiše dramo iz splošne slovanske oz. slovenske zgodovine. Posledica takih zahtev, ki jim je ostro nasprotoval Josip Stritar, ki je trdil, da se ne bi smelo postavljati omejitvenih zahtev, so bile formalno lagodne drame, ki so jim očitali manjšo umetniško vrednost. Pri tem pa se poraja vprašanje, čemu je podoba Turkov tako mračna, zakaj nosi vedno vlogo hudega sovražnika - kako lahko tu prestopimo mejo stereotipa.

Keywords

slovenska književnost;slovenska dramatika;ljudske igre;čitalniške igre;zgodovinska drama;motiv Turka;Turki;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2012
Typology:	1.16 - Independent Scientific Component Part or a Chapter in a Monograph
Organization:	UL FF - Faculty of Arts
UDC:	821.163.6.09-24:316.647.8(=512.161)
COBISS:	50883426
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary abstract:	In this article, I analyse dramatic works in which a Turk is the main protagonist or has a supporting role. Different plays and dramas are taken into account: folk or Reading Society plays, dramas written in the wake of German and French plays, and even simple evening drama stories, classified as history plays due to the topics or modest themes. Historical topics and with them images of Turks first appeared in the period of Reading Society drama, when the demand that a play featuring general Slavic or Slovene history should be written emerged. The consequences of such demands, opposed by Josip Stritar who claimed that there should not be any restrictive conditions, were light dramas that for critics have little artistic merit. Several questions arise: Why is the image of Turks so darḱ Why are they always presented as the mortal enemy? How can we go beyond the stereotype?
Secondary keywords:	Turks;Slovene drama;history drama;Reading Societies;plays;
Type (COBISS):	Article
Pages:	Str. 103-110
ID:	19574799