Prikazi grada u hrvatskoj književnosti od 19. stoljeća do suvremenosti

master's thesis

• Title (english): Representations of the city in Croatian literature from the 19th century to the present
• Author: Karla Dolić
• Mentor: Suzana Coha (mentor)
• Committee member: Maša Kolanović (predsjednik povjerenstva)
• Committee member: Lana Molvarec (član povjerenstva)
• Granter: University of Zagreb; Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences; (Department of Croatian language and literature); Zagreb
• Defense date and country: 2021-09-01, Croatia
• Scientific / art field, discipline and subdiscipline: HUMANISTIC SCIENCES; Philology; Croatian Studies

Abstract

U ovome radu prikazuje se grad kao izvor subjektivnih podražaja, ali ujedno i izraz funkcioniranja društva i dinamike povijesnih razdoblja. Dok se ranije veći interes znanosti usmjeravao prema kategoriji vremena, u drugoj polovini prošloga stoljeća dogodio se prostorni obrat, pri čemu prostor, pa tako i grad, zauzimaju svoje mjesto u društvenim znanostima (H. Lefebvre; M. Foucault; E. W. Soja; M. Löw), a potom i u književnosti (M. Bahtin; J. Lotman; G. Hoffmann i dr.), o čemu je u hrvatskoj znanosti u književnosti pisala Ivana Brković. Ono što se naglašava u djelima brojnih autora je kako književni prostori, bilo da je riječ o povijesnom, kulturnom ili kojem drugom prostoru grada, upućuju s jedne strane na realne prostore, dok s druge strane posredovanjem svojih značenja sudjeluju u proizvodnji i recepciji prostora likova/subjekata. Polazeći od tih postavki uspoređuju se prikazi grada u romanima Zlatarovo zlato A. Šenoe i Kiklop R. Marinkovića, zbirkama pripovijedaka Iz velegradskog podzemlja V. Novaka i kratkih priča Tamno ogledalo I. Rogar te u izboru iz feljtonističke proze A. G. Matoša. Pokazuje se kako su se u povijesnim razdobljima hrvatske književnosti (od romantizma preko realizma i moderne (prve i druge) do postmodernizma) mijenjali prikazi grada, a s njima i prikazi subjekata ga doživljavaju.

Abstract (english)

This paper represents the city as a source of subjective stimulation, but also an expression of the functioning of society and the dynamics of historical periods. While earlier the greater interest of science was directed towards the category of time, in the second half of the last century there was a spatial turn, in which space, and thus the city, took their place in the social sciences, and then in literature, which Ivana Brković wrote about. What is emphasized in the works of many authors is that literary spaces, whether historical, cultural or any other space of the city, refer on the one hand to real spaces, while on the other hand through their meanings participate in the production and reception of space. Based on this point of view, there will be comparison of the depictions of the city in the novels Zlatarevo zlato by A. Šenoa and Kiklop by R. Marinković, collections of short stories Iz velegradskog podzemlja by V. Novak and short stories Tamno ogledalo by Ivana Rogar and in a selection from A. G. Matoš's feuilleton prose. It will show how in the historical periods of Croatian literature (from romanticism through realism and modern (first and second) to postmodernism) the representations of the city changed, and with them the perception of the subjects who experience it.

• Keywords: prostorni obrat; povijesni grad; socijalni grad; kulturni grad; flâneur; kultura kavane; urbanizam; tekuća modernost
• Keywords (english): spatial turn; historical city; social city; cultural city; flâneur; coffee culture; urbanism; liquid modernity
• Language: croatian
• URN:NBN: urn:nbn:hr:131:844961
• Study programme: Title: Croatian Language and Literature; specializations in: Linguistics, Literature, Teaching; Course: Teaching; Study programme type: university; Study level: graduate; Academic / professional title: magistar/magistra hrvatskog jezika i književnosti (magistar/magistra hrvatskog jezika i književnosti)
• Type of resource: Text
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• Created on: 2021-11-03 22:19:34