SEKS IN ŽENSKE V DELIH CHARLESA BUKOWSKEGA IN HENRYJA MILLERJA

Žabkar, Dijana

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Title:	SEKS IN ŽENSKE V DELIH CHARLESA BUKOWSKEGA IN HENRYJA MILLERJA
Authors:	ID Žabkar, Dijana (Author) ID Pavlič, Darja (Mentor) More about this mentor...
Files:	UN_Zabkar_Dijana_2015.pdf (721,81 KB) MD5: 3E880BC27B3AA73A097032C7B43CBC1A
Language:	Slovenian
Work type:	Undergraduate thesis
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:	Diplomska naloga z naslovom Seks in ženske v delih Charlesa Bukowskega in Henryja Millerja prikazuje področje ameriške proze v času začetka prebujanja seksualne revolucije, ki je povzročila tudi željo po svobodi izražanja v literarnih delih. Namen diplomskega dela je bil raziskati izbrana dela obeh avtorjev, v katerih se odražajo avtobiografski vidiki erotike in razmerij s številnimi ženskami. Analizo sem podprla s temeljnimi koncepti seksualnosti, erotike in spolnih praks. S pomočjo preučevanja življenj obeh avtorjev in obravnave izbranih del sem odprla tudi vprašanje o žanrski uvrščenosti romanov, ki so bili pogosto označeni za erotične, obscene in pornografske. Kljub številnim obtožbam se je izkazalo, da romanom omenjene oznake pripadajo le delno, zgolj zaradi pristnega slikanja resničnosti, katere del sta bila tudi avtorja. Temeljita motivno-tematska analiza del obeh avtorjev je pokazala stvarno prikazovanje vsakdanjega življenja, ki je bilo v nasprotju s takratnimi načeli družbe. Izkazalo se je, da so osebne izkušnje avtorjev močno vplivale na izoblikovanje nazorov do spolnosti, ki so se odražali v njunih delih. Prav tako so ženski liki v izbranih delih predstavljali resnične osebe iz življenj obeh avtorjev, v odnosu do moških likov pa so bili prikazani inferiorno.
Keywords:	Charles Bukowski, Henry Miller, seks, erotika, ženski liki, cenzura.
Place of publishing:	Maribor
Publisher:	[D. Žabkar]
Year of publishing:	2015
PID:	20.500.12556/DKUM-47462-4ed9df4d-a7ed-15f0-a20f-4f6d9389f043
UDC:	821.111(73).09(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:	22449160
NUK URN:	URN:SI:UM:DK:PLVZ5ZSC
Publication date in DKUM:	24.08.2016
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Language:	English
Title:	SEX AND WOMEN IN THE WORKS OF CHARLES BUKOWSKI AND HENRY MILLER
Abstract:	The thesis Sex and Women in the Works of Charles Bukowski and Henry Miller sheds light on the American prose during the time of sexual revolution and early stages of its awakening. The latter has consequently led to freedom of expression in literary works. The paramount purpose of this paper is to investigate the selected works of both authors, in which the autobiographical aspects of eroticism and relationships with multiple women are clearly depicted and reflected. I have ratified the analysis with fundamental concepts of sexuality, eroticism and sexual practices. By studying the lives of both authors and reading of selected works, I have also broached the question of genre classification in corresponded novels, which are often labelled as erotic, obscene, and pornographic. Despite a number of allegations, it has become clear that the before mentioned remarks are only partially true. The novels could be perceived as such, merely because of a genuine depiction of reality and authors who are a part of it. The profound analysis of themes and motifs in the works in question has shown a realistic portrayal of everyday life which is contrary to social principles of the era. Hence the authors' personal experiences have strongly influenced the attitude and views on sexuality which are reflected in their works. Moreover, female characters in the selected novels are taken from authors' real lives, and are perceived as inferior to male characters.
Keywords:	Charles Bukowski, Henry Miller, sex, eroticism, women, censorship.

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