diplomsko delo
Nika Engelman (Author), Dean Zagorac (Translator), Andraž Jež (Mentor), Božo Repe (Mentor), Peter Mikša (Co-mentor)

Abstract

Osrednji problem pričujočega diplomskega dela predstavlja vprašanje, ali se sodobni slovenski roman ukvarja s temami novejše zgodovine, in sicer natančneje z vzroki, ki so vodili v razpad Jugoslavije, s posledicami njenega razpada in problemom izbrisanih v Republiki Sloveniji. Ob motivno-tematski analizi se je v praktičnem delu diplomskega dela izkazalo, da omenjene zgodovinske teme predstavljajo pomemben element pripovednega besedila, s čimer lahko potrdimo predvidevanja, da zgodovinska tema, ki je imela v preteklosti pomembno vlogo v literaturi, tudi v sodobnem romanu ni pozabljena. Kljub vsemu pa lahko opazimo, da se avtorji pogosto osredotočajo predvsem na vprašanje, kako družbene spremembe in življenje na zgodovinskih prelomnicah, kar osamosvojitev Slovenije in razpad Jugoslavije nedvomno sta, vplivajo na posameznika, njegove občutke, strahove in odnose. V izbranih sodobnih slovenskih romanih se junaki soočajo z eksistencialnimi krizami, ki izvirajo iz preteklosti, ki so jo zaznamovali odhodi, negotovost in strah. Čeprav je literarno besedilo produkt avtorjeve domišljije, zelo realistično predstavijo zgodbe izbrisanih, pozoren bralec, seznanjen z novejšo slovensko zgodovino, pa v stranskih motivih in orisih dogajanja prepoznava nacionalna trenja med republikami federacije tik pred slovensko osamosvojitvijo in posledice razpada Jugoslavije z osredotočenostjo na nedolžne žrtve vojne - tiste, ki v vojni izgubijo svoje življenje, druge, ki jih vojna razčloveči in obsodi na življenje na begu, in zadnje, ki ne zmorejo preseči preteklosti, ki se je globoko zakoreninila vanje. Sodobnemu bralcu poznavanje zgodovinskih dejstev omogoči drugačno izkušnjo sprejemanja sodobnega slovenskega romana in ga opozarja, da v najtežjih zgodovinskih trenutkih ne smemo pozabiti na človečnost in osebno ter družbeno integriteto. Najpomembnejši poudarek, ki združuje zgodovinski in literarni del naloge, pa je zavedanje, da teme, povezane z razpadom Jugoslavije, osamosvojitvijo Slovenije in izbrisanimi, ne ostajajo zamolčane, tabujske ali spregledane.

Keywords

Slovenija;Jugoslavija;sodobni slovenski roman;slovenska književnost;razpad Jugoslavije;osamosvojitev Slovenije;izbrisani;družbene spremembe;novejša zgodovina;20. st.;bolonjska diplomskla dela;Vojnović;Goran;1980-;"Jugoslavija, moja dežela";"Figa";Mazzini;Miha;1961-;"Izbrisana";Bauk;Dino;1973-;"Konec. Znova";

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Language: Slovenian
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Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization: UL FF - Faculty of Arts
Publisher: [N. Engelman]
UDC: 821.163.6-31.09
COBISS: 171861507 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: The consequences of the breakup of Yugoslavia and the problem of the Erased in the Slovenian contemporary novel
Secondary abstract: The central problem of this thesis is whether the contemporary Slovenian novel deals with themes of recent history, more specifically with the causes that led to the break-up of Yugoslavia, the consequences of its break-up and the problem of the erased in Slovenia. In the practical part of the thesis, the motif-thematic analysis has shown that these historical themes constitute an important element of the narrative text, thus confirming the assumptions that the historical theme, which has played an important role in literature in the past, is not forgotten in the contemporary novel. Nevertheless, we can observe that authors often focus primarily on the question of how social change and life at historical turning points, which Slovenia's independence and the break-up of Yugoslavia undoubtedly are, affect the individual, his feelings, fears and attitudes. In the selected contemporary Slovenian novels, the protagonists are confronted with existential crises stemming from a past marked by departures, uncertainty and fear. Although the literary text is a product of the author's imagination, the stories of the erased are presented in a very realistic manner, and the attentive reader familiar with recent Slovenian history will recognize in the secondary motifs and outlines of events the national tensions between the republics of the federation just before Slovenian independence and the consequences of the break-up of Yugoslavia, with a focus on the innocent victims of the war - those who lose their lives in the war, others who are dehumanized by the war and condemned to a life on the run, and the last who are unable to overcome a past that is deeply rooted in them. For the modern reader, knowledge of historical facts enables a different experience of the reception of the contemporary Slovenian novel and reminds him that in the most difficult historical moments we must not forget humanity and personal and social integrity. The most important emphasis that unites the historical and literary parts of the thesis is the awareness that the themes related to the collapse of Yugoslavia, Slovenian independence and the erased do not remain silent, taboo or overlooked.
Secondary keywords: Slovenia;Yugoslavia;contemporary Slovene novel;Slovene literature;disintegration of Yugoslavia;independence of Slovenia;erased;social changes;modern history;20th century;
Type (COBISS): Bachelor thesis/paper
Study programme: 1011027
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE): 1970-01-01
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Filozofska fak., Oddelek za slovenistiko, Oddelek za zgodovino
Pages: 73 str.
ID: 20064111