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Title:TRIVIAL- UND KANONLITERATUR IN DEN BLÄTTERN AUS KRAIN (LJUBLJANA / LAIBACH 1857–1865)
Authors:ID Jostl, Metka (Author)
ID Birk, Matjaž (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
Files:.pdf MAG_Jostl_Metka_2014.pdf (1,22 MB)
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Language:German
Work type:Master's thesis
Typology:2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:V pričujoči magistrski nalogi je raziskana literarno-poljudna priloga druge polovice 19. stoletja dnevnega nemškega časopisa v Ljubljani Laibacher Zeitung (1783‒1918) Blätter aus Krain (1857‒1865). V nalogi je raziskano pesništvo in pripovedništvo, ki sta se nahajali v prilogi, glede na njuno možno trivialnost ali možnost pripadnosti kanonu. Na kratko so predstavljene teoretične premise in teorije s pomočjo katerih je kasneje analizirana literatura v Blätter aus Krain – torej teorija trivialne literature Petra Nusserja, ter teorija za ugotavljanje kanoničnosti Renate von Heydebrandt ter Simone Winko. Naprej je v nalogi predstavljeno politično, kulturno in literarno ozadje slovenskega etničnega prostora druge polovice 19. stoletja kot tudi odnosi in razlike med obema na Kranjskem živečima narodoma. Nadalnje je podrobneje predstavljena literarno-poljudnoznanstvena priloga Blätter aus Krain, ter njen literarni profil. V naslednjem poglavju magistrske naloge se nahaja trivialno-literarna in kanonična analiza literature v literarni prilogi Blätter aus Krain. Raziskane so pesmi kot tudi epična dela v časopisu s pomočjo Nusserjeve teorije trivialnosti - kot tudi s stališča shematičnosti literature in teorije kanoničnosti po Heydebrandtovi ter Winkovi.
Keywords:Blätter aus Krain (Ljubljana/Laibach 1857–1865), trivialna literatura, kanonična literatura, literatura 19. stoletja, nemško časopisje na Slovenskem
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[M. Jostl]
Year of publishing:2014
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-45692 New window
UDC:070(497.4Ljubljana)(=112.2)"1857/1865"(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:20846600 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:3188AEZU
Publication date in DKUM:07.10.2014
Views:1633
Downloads:187
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Language:English
Title:Trivial and canon literature in the Blätter aus Krain (Ljubljana 1857-1865)
Abstract:In the following master's degree thesis we research the literary and popular supplement Blätter aus Krain (1857‒1865) from the second half of the 19th century of the daily German newspaper in Ljubljana Laibacher Zeitung (1783‒1918). The thesis researches the possible triviality and the belonging to the literary canon of poetry and storytelling in the literary supplement. Briefly we outline the theoretical premises with which the literature in the Blätter aus Krain will be analyzed later on; these are the trivial literature theory of Peter Nusser and the literary canon theory of Renate von Heydebrandt and Simone Winko. Further on we describe the political, cultural and literary background in the Slovenian ethnical area of the second half of the 19th century and the relations and differences of the two nations that were living there. Furthermore we describe the literary and popular supplement Blätter aus Krain and its literary profile. The next chapter of the master's degree thesis contains the analysis of the poetry, the storytelling and the possible triviality and the belonging to the literary canon of those works of literature.
Keywords:Blätter aus Krain (Ljubljana 1857–1865), trivial literature, literary canon, literature of the 19th century, german newspapers in Slovenia


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