The genre of the interview is today most precisely defined in journalistic terminology as a characteristic form of journalistic reporting, recognisable primarily by its external structure, which achieved its final form (as determined in contemporary theory) on the pages of Slovene interwar periodicalpress. However, as a textual type the interview was first introducedinto the Slovene cultural sphere by the (literary) arts scientist and artist Izidor Cankar, in his collection of interviews with Slovene artistsof the time, Visits (1920). A similar work, entitled Dialogues (1933), was later published by Anton Ocvirk. With this work, Ocvirk not only created an early type of the interview genre but, like Cankar, he also created a special (personal) type.

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Forštner, Leja (2008). Izidor Cankar in Anton Ocvirk kot začetnika osebnostnega intervjuja na Slovenskem. Jezik in slovstvo, volume 53, issue 6, str. 23-35. URN:NBN:SI:DOC-UKLDIAFY from http://www.dlib.si

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Forštner, Leja. "Izidor Cankar in Anton Ocvirk kot začetnika osebnostnega intervjuja na Slovenskem." Jezik in slovstvo volume 53. issue 6 (2008) str. 23-35.
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Jezik in slovstvo
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