Psihološko v prozi Vlada Žabota

Abstract

Psihološko v prozi Vlada Žabota zajema skoraj vse ravni in strukturne elemente del, vključno z njihovo vsebino in obliko. Največ prostora avtor posveča junaku; literarni lik v Žabotovi prozi zahteva podrobno psihološko analizo, ki razkrije, da se ta v procesu iskanja lastne identitete pri odkrivanju zavestnih, podzavestnih in nezavestnih vsebin giblje po meandrih lastne psihe. V njegovih delih to potrjuje prisotnost očitne in neočitne vsebine, prvin sanj in izmišljije ter raznolikih psihičnih stanj. Dela tvorijo prostor za predstave, misli, asociacije, fantazije, spomine, ki jih pozunanjajo izpovedni subjekti, izgubljeni v svetu literarnih likov.

Keywords

slovenska književnost;slovenski pisatelji;kratka proza;novela;literarni liki;Bukovska mati;Skrivnost grajske kapelice;literarne študije;psihoanaliza;fantazija;Žabot;Vlado;1958-;

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2011
Typology:	1.16 - Independent Scientific Component Part or a Chapter in a Monograph
Organization:	UL FF - Faculty of Arts
UDC:	821.163.6.09-32Žabot V.
COBISS:	49416034
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary abstract:	The psychological in Vlado Žabot's prose comprises all the levels and structural elements of the work including its content and form. Žabot devotes most space to the central character; the literary figure in Žabot's work requires a detailed psychological analysis, which reveals a character who, in search of his own identity, encounters conscious, subconscious and unconscious elements while meandering through his own psyche. This can be seen in the presence of overt and covert content, elements of dream and fantasy andvarious psychological states. The works create a space for images, thoughts, associations, fantasies and memories that become externalised in the narrating subjects who are lost in the world of literary characters.
Secondary keywords:	psychoanalysis;subjectivity;literary characters;imagination;mimesis;
Type (COBISS):	Article
Pages:	Str. 171-177
ID:	19892448