Slovensko-nemška medkulturnost v literarnem delu Petra Handkeja

Abstract

Pisatelj Peter Handke (1942), ki je rojen v vasi Grebinj/Griffen na avstrijskem Koroškem in je po materi slovenskega porekla, je eno osrednjih imen sodobne avstrijske oz. nemške književnosti. V mnogih njegovih delih je opaznih veliko slovenskih prvin, ki so tematske, motivne in jezikovne. Zaradi njih ga lahko uvrščamo med značilne predstavnike nemško-slovenskih medkulturnih identitet, kar je v tem članku prikazano na osnovi analiz dveh Handkejevih del, to je romana Ponovitev (Wiederholung) in romana-drame Še vedno vihar (Immer noch Sturm). Obe deli tematizirata tudi zgodovino koroških Slovencev in zlasti odnos med nemščino in slovenščino v Avstriji.

Keywords

slovensko-nemška medkulturnost;slovenščina;identiteta;Handke;Peter;1942-;

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2014
Typology:	1.01 - Original Scientific Article
Organization:	UM FF - Faculty of Arts
UDC:	821.112.2(436).09Handke P.:323.15(436=163.6)
COBISS:	20890376
ISSN:	0021-6933
Parent publication:	Jezik in slovstvo
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary abstract:	Peter Handke (1942), a writer born to a Slovenian mother in the village of Griffen in Austrian Carinthia, is one of the key names of contemporary Austrian and German literature. In many of his works, Slovenian elements can be identified at the levels of theme, motif and language. On the basis of these elements, the author can be considered a typical representative of German-Slovenian intercultural identities, as is demonstrated in the article by way of an analysis of two of Handke%s works, the novel Repetition (Wiederholung) and the novel-drama Storm Still (Immer noch Sturm). Both works also thematise the history of Carinthian Slovenes, especially the German-Slovenian relationship in Austria.
Secondary keywords:	Slovene-German interculturality;Slovene language;identity;
URN:	URN:NBN:SI
Type (COBISS):	Not categorized
Pages:	str. 97-109, 235
Volume:	ǂLetn. ǂ59
Issue:	ǂšt. ǂ2/3
Chronology:	2014
ID:	9089615