Slovenske pravljice v evropskem kontekstu

Abstract

Čeprav lahko pravljične motive najdemo že v antiki, so začele pravljice za odrasle nastajati v 16. stol. (G. F. Straparola, G. Basile), za otroke pa v 17. stol. (C. Perrault). Najbolj znana zbirka pravljic za otroke je zbirka bratov Grimm Otroške in hišne pravljice (1812/15). Za raziskovalce je zanimiva tudi njuna rokopisna zbirka Olenberški rokopis iz leta 1810. Slovenski literarni zgodovinar Karel Štrekelj je s pomočjo 344 zbiralcev zbral okrog 2000 slovenskih ljudskih pravljic in pripovedk, ki pa še niso bile objavljene in jih hranijo na Inštitutu za slovensko narodopisje ZRC SAZU. Za zbirko skrbi vodilna raziskovalka Štrekljevega življenja in dela Monika Kropej. Leta 2012 je ZRC SAZU objavil Zgodovino slovenskega slovstva I.-IV., v kateri so zbrana predavanja Karla Štreklja o slovenski literaturi na univerzi Gradcu

Keywords

slovenska književnost;Evropa;pravljica;literarne študije;Pepelka;Rdeča kapica;Sinjebradec;Trnjulčica;Sneguljčica;Štrekelj;Karel;1859-1912;Grimm;Wilhelm;1786-1859;Jacob;1785-1863;

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2014
Typology:	1.08 - Published Scientific Conference Contribution
Organization:	UL FF - Faculty of Arts
UDC:	821.163.6.09-343:821(4).09-343
COBISS:	54744930
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary abstract:	Although fairy tale motifs can be found even in Antiquity, fairy tales for adults began to appear only in the 16th century (G. F. Straparola, G. Basile) and for children in the 17th century (C. Perrault). The best known collection for children is the Grimm Brothers' Children's and Household Tales (1812-1815). For researchers there is much of interest in their manuscript collection The Oldenburg Manuscript from 1810. With the help of 344 collectors, the Slovene literary historian Karel Štrekelj (1859-1912) collected more than 2000 Slovene fairy tales and folk tales, which have still not been published and are kept by the Institute of Slovene Ethnography at the Slovene Academy of Sciences and Arts Research Centre, where they are looked after by the leading researcher into Štrekelj's life and work, Monika Kropej. In 2014 ZRC SAZU published Karel Štrekelj%s History of Slovene Literature (I-IV), which is in manuscript form at the University of Graz, where he taught Slovene Literature.
Secondary keywords:	Slovene literature;Europe;fairy tale;Cinderella;Little Red Riding Hood;Blue Beard;Sleeping Beauty;Snow White;
File type:	application/pdf
Type (COBISS):	Not categorized
Pages:	Str. 95-104
ID:	8725612