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Title:FRAGMENTIRANJE ŽENSKE IDENTITETE NA PODLAGI DISKURZA MOČI IN OBLASTI MED SPOLOMA PRIKAZANO NA PRIMERU NOVEL MELE HARTWIG ČAROVNICA IN ČUDEŽ V MESTU ULM
Authors:ID Wist, Gordana (Author)
ID Kondrič-Horvat, Vesna (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
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PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/4f058662-ed10-4049-9ddb-b2aba8d96a2a
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Undergraduate thesis
Organization:FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract: V pričujoči diplomski nalogi sta predstavjeni dve noveli Mele Hartwig: Čarovnica in Čudež v mestu Ulmu. S sociohistoričnega in psihoanalitičnega zornega kota sem proučevala zgodovinske motive v teh delih ter podobnosti in razlike med njima; v obeh je zelo prisotna percepcija Freuda. Hipoteze in namen diplomske naloge ter vprašanja, na katera poskušam odgovoriti, so: Zakaj avtorica 20. stoletja prestavi čas dogajanja obeh zgodb v daljni in mračni srednji vek? Ali so moški osvajalci »črnega kontinenta«? Kako je v besedilih konstruirana in uničena ženska identiteta pod patriarhalnimi pogoji? Ali ženska individualizacija sploh lahko uspe v androcentričnem družbenem redu? Cilj naloge je prikazati literarno upodobitev fragmentacije ženske identitete v globalnem sistemu na podlagi diskurza moči in oblasti med spoloma, v katerega so ženske ujete kot objekti. Uporabljeni metodologiji sta literarna sociologija in Gender-Studies. »Mela Hartwig, očitno medicinka, namazana z vsemi žavbami Freuda in Adlerja, se je z vnemo in močjo lotila najtežjih problemov v družbi, ki so ponavadi radi zamolčani.« (Voss'sche Zeitung, 1928)
Keywords:histerija in ženska identiteta, preganjanje čarovnic, pogromi Judov, percepcija Freuda in srednjega veka, »stil ekspresionizma in nove stvarnosti« Čarovnica in Čudež v mestu Ulm
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[G. Wist]
Year of publishing:2011
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-18771 New window
UDC:821.112.2(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:18615304 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:FFNKVRPS
Publication date in DKUM:12.09.2011
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Secondary language

Language:German
Title:FRAGMENTIERUNG WEIBLICHER IDENTITÄT AUFGRUND DES HERRSCHAFTS - MACHTDISKURSES ZWISCHEN DEN GESCHLECHTERN GEZEIGT AM BEISPIEL VON MELA HARTWIGS NOVELLEN DIE HEXE UND DAS WUNDER VON ULM
Abstract: The following thesis presents two short stories by Mela Hartwig: The Witch and The Miracle of Ulm. I have made a research of historical motifs in the stories from the socio-historical and psychoanalitic viewpoint, as well as a research of similarities and differences between them; there is a strong Freudian perception present in both. Hypotheses and purpose of the thesis, as well as questions I am trying to answer, are: Why does the author of the 20th Century shift both stories back into the distant and dismal Middle Ages? Are men the conquerers of the »black continent«? How does female identity in the texts, subject to patriarchate, get constructed and destroyed? Can female individualization succeed in an androcentric social order at all? The purpose of the thesis is to expose the literary depiction of female identity fragmentation in a global order as based on the power and domination discourse between the sexes. The methodology I used was sociology of literature and Gender Studies. »Mela Hartwig, obviously a medic, an expert in Freud and Adler, got to grips with the biggest and generally suppressed issues of the society.« (Voss'sche Zeitung, 1928)
Keywords:and female identity, witch hunt, persecution of Jews, perception of Freud and Middle Ages, »style of expressionism and new reality«, The Witch and The Miracle of Ulm.


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