Kratka slovenska poetična proza

diplomsko delo

David Kunstek Kneževič (Author), Blanka Bošnjak (Mentor)

Abstract

Literarni hibridi so že iz antičnih časov del literature ter so se med literarnozgodovinskim razvojem bolj ali manj vseskozi spreminjali in prilagajali danim okoliščinam. Prisotni so tudi v slovenski književnosti. Namen pričujočega diplomskega dela z naslovom Kratka slovenska poetična proza je prikazati nekaj posameznih različic literarnih hibridov ter jih ustrezno umestiti in prikazati njihove lastnosti. V ta namen smo izbrali šest zbirk kratke slovenske poetične proze, ki so si med sabo po motivno-tematski plati popolnoma različne, hkrati pa vsebujejo dovolj skupnih elementov za prikaz in utemeljitve obstoja literarnih hibridov med dvema literarnima vrstama, kot sta poezija in proza. Pri tem smo se osredotočili predvsem na naratološki vidik preučevanja danih besedil, ki v kontekstu svoje univerzalne možnosti preučevanja pripovedno-informacijskih dejanj omogoča uporabno obravnavo različnih vrst besedil. V pričujočem diplomskem delu je tako ugotovljeno, da imajo vrsta pripovedovalca, notranja in zunanja zgradba samega besedila ter stopnja figurativnega jezika pomembno vlogo pri ugotavljanju in razvrščanju samih literarnih hibridov med poezijo in prozo. Glede na spekter sorodnih lastnosti posameznih hibridov smo lahko dokazali, da ni stroge ločnice (meje) med poezijo in prozo, ampak da med eno in drugo vrsto obstaja neki prehodni pas, kjer so različni literarni hibridi, glede na količino in razmerje proznih ali pesniških elementov pa se približujejo ali oddaljujejo od t. i. prvotne (primarne) proze oziroma prvotne poezije.

Keywords

diplomska dela;slovenska književnost;kratka proza;poetična proza;literarni hibridi;lirika;poetika;naratologija;pesniški elementi;prozni elementi;prehodni pas;Frančič;Franjo;1958-;Gačnik Gombač;Lidija;1961-;Simonišek;Robert;1977-;Matković;Dijana;1984-;Dekleva;Milan;1946-;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2015
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UM FF - Faculty of Arts
Publisher:	[D. Kunstek Kneževič]
UDC:	821.163.6.09(043.2)
COBISS:	21093128
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Short Slovenian poetic prose
Secondary abstract:	Literary hybrids have been a part of literature since the ancient times and have constantly changed and adapted to given circumstances during the course of literary historical development. They can also be found in Slovenian literature. The purpose of this diploma thesis titled Short Slovenian Poetic Prose is to show individual variations of literary hybrids as well as to classify them accordingly and show their properties. For this purpose we've selected six collections of short Slovenian poetic prose, which are completely different in terms of motifs and themes, but contain enough common elements to demonstrate and argue the existence of literary hybrids between two literary techniques like poetry and prose. We've focused mainly on narratological aspect of studying given texts, which enables a useful discussion of different types of texts in the context of its universal possibility of studying narrative-information acts. We've established that the type of narrator, the internal and external structure of the text as well as the degree of figurative language play an important role in establishing and classifying literary hybrids between poetry and prose. Given the spectrum of related properties of individual hybrids we've proved that there is no dividing line between poetry and prose, but rather a transitional zone where there are different literary hybrids which resemble or digress from the so-called primary prose or primary poetry depending on the quantity and proportion of prosaic or poetic elements.
Secondary keywords:	theses;Slovene literature;short prose;poetic prose;literary hybrids;lyric;poetics;narratology;portic elements;prosaic elements;transitional zone;
URN:	URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS):	Undergraduate thesis
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Filozofska fak., Oddelek za slovanske jezike in književnosti
Pages:	96 f.
ID:	8701070