KRITIČNA DISKURZIVNA ANALIZA NACIONALNIH ALEGORIJ SAMORASTNIKI IN VLAK V PAKISTAN Z VIDIKA FEMINISTIČNE TER NEOKOLONIALISTIČNE TEORIJE

Vinko, Andreja

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Title:	KRITIČNA DISKURZIVNA ANALIZA NACIONALNIH ALEGORIJ SAMORASTNIKI IN VLAK V PAKISTAN Z VIDIKA FEMINISTIČNE TER NEOKOLONIALISTIČNE TEORIJE
Authors:	ID Vinko, Andreja (Author) ID Vičar, Branislava (Mentor) More about this mentor...
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Language:	Slovenian
Work type:	Undergraduate thesis
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:	V diplomskem delu obravnavamo procese nadvlade in podreditve v nacionalnih alegorijah Samorastniki Prežihovega Voranca in Vlak v Pakistan Khushwanta Singha. Za raziskavo smo uporabili metodo kritične diskurzivne analize (KDA), in sicer Faircloughov pristop (1995). V ospredje analize postavljamo strukturalni vpliv politično-ekonomskega sistema in diskurzov moči na izgradnjo identitet in s tem povezano vzpostavljanje drugosti ter pokažemo na medsebojno povezavo med ekonomsko-političnimi praksami in družbeno-kulturnimi obrazci (npr. patriarhat). Obravnavani deli izpostavljata zlasti naslednje politične kategorije, na osnovi katerih se hierarhično vzpostavljajo pozicije nadpostavljenih in podrejenih subjektov: spol, družbeni razred in etnija. Ugotavljamo, da je v Samorastnikih vzorec prevlade določen z družbenim spolom ter razredom in v Vlaku v Pakistan s kategorijo etnije. Deli poskušata odgovoriti na vprašanje, kako diskurz razmerij moči in poustvarjene drugosti nadomestiti z diskurzom enakosti in družbene pravičnosti. Avtorja vidita rešitev v sistemski spremembi in pozivata k revolucionarnemu boju za (spolno, narodnostno, razredno) enakopravnost.
Keywords:	Samorastniki, Vlak v Pakistan, kritična diskurzivna analiza, družbeni spol, družbeni razred, nacija, neokolonializem, neoimperializem
Place of publishing:	Maribor
Publisher:	[A. Vinko]
Year of publishing:	2013
PID:	20.500.12556/DKUM-40811
UDC:	821.163.6(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:	19963656
NUK URN:	URN:SI:UM:DK:F9BBMJPI
Publication date in DKUM:	08.07.2013
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Language:	English
Title:	A CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS OF THE NATIONAL ALLEGORIES SAMORASTNIKI AND VLAK V PAKISTAN FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF FEMINIST AND NEOCOLONIAL THEORIES
Abstract:	This thesis is dealing with the processes of domination and subordination in national allegories Samorastniki from Prežihov Voranc and Vlak v Pakistan written by Khushwant Singh. The used research method is the method of critical discourse analysis (KDA), so called the Fairclough approach (1995). The main focus of the analysis are the structural impact of the political-economic system and power discourses on the construction of identities and the associated creation of otherness and to show the interconnection between economically-political practices and socio-cultural forms (eg. patriarchy). These works highlight the following political categories, on which the positions of dominated and subordinated subjects, such as gender, social class, and ethnicity, are set up hierarchically. We are determining that the pattern of dominance in Samorastniki is determined by social gender and class and in Train to Pakistan with the category of ethnicity. These literary works attempt to answer the question, how to replace the discourse of power relations and recreated otherness with a discourse of equality and social justice. The authors see the solution in the system change and call towards the revolutionary fight for (gender, ethnic, class) equality.
Keywords:	Samorastniki, Vlak v Pakistan, critical discourse analysis, social gender, social class, nation, neocolonialism, neoimperialism

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