POSVE (NE)OBIČNI ŽIVOTI: REKONCEPTUALIZACIJA ŽENSKOG MUČENIŠTVA U SUVREMENOJ HRVATSKOJ PROZI. (Bosnian)

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  • Author(s): VIDIĆ, Adrijana
  • Source:
    PISMO: Journal for Linguistics & Literary Studies / Zeitschrift für Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaft; 2018, p104-119, 16p
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    • Alternate Title:
      LIVES QUITE (EXTRA)ORDINARY: THE RECONCEPTUALIZATION OF MARTYRDOM IN CONTEMPORARY CROATIAN PROSE. (English)
    • Abstract:
      This paper deals with reconceptualization of martyrdom in Martyrs (2013), a short story collection by Želimir Periš. Close reading demonstrates linkage between these texts and some hagiographic features, such as celibacy, asceticism, and visions. Special attention is given to the aspect of exemplarity, which appears to be emphasized as the result of diverse repetitions. Furthermore, the implications of the cyclic composition of this collection are examined. In conclusion, the analysis of the role of the story and the role of the storytelling indicates choice itself to be the shared motivation of these texts and the essence of the martyrdom as displayed here. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      Ovaj rad bavi se rekonceptualizacijom mučeništva u zbirci kratkih priča Mučenice (2013) Želimira Periša. Kroz pomno čitanje se pokazuje povezanost tekstova s hagiografskim elementima poput celibata, askeze i vizija. Posebna pozornost posvećuje se aspektu uzoritosti, koji naslovi se zbog niza ponavljanja naglašavaju, te se ispituju implikacije ciklične kompozicije zbirke. Rad zatvara analiza uloga priče i pripovijedanja. Dolazi se do zaključka da je izbor zajednička motivacija ovih priča i srž mučeništva kakvim se ovdje prikazuje. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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