56 KB1900 KB49 KB197820252006Kralj, Lado17 straniletnik:29str. 145-152 + 323-331ISSN:0351-1189COBISSID:32452706URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-N579KSCEenslSlovensko društvo za primerjalno književnostPrimerjalna književnostBartol, Vladimir, 1903-1967dnevnikidnevniška literaturaGrum, Slavko, 1901-1949Kosovel, Srečko, 1904-1926literarna kritikaLiterarne študijeliterary criticismSlovene literatureslovenska književnostLiterarna kritika v pisateljevem dnevniku| a document or a fiction?| dokumenti ali fikcija?| Literary criticism contained in the diary of a writer|What happens to literary criticism if it appears in an unusual place - in the diary of a man of letters? With this question in mind, this article analyses sections of three diaries from the interwar period written by Vladimir Bartol,Slavko Grum, and Srečko Kosovel. The conclusion is that the diary has its own narrative logic that is stronger than the objectivist principles of literary criticism. The diary writer, sensitive to the pressure of the diary genre, becomes a fictional hero and his critical remarks tend to become a storyPrispevek združuje tri specifične problemske sklope: 1) slovenski pisatelji v dvajsetih in tridesetih letih, 2) dnevnik kot naratološki problem, 3) literarna kritika oz. literarna teorija, ki se pojavlja na neobičajnem mestu, namreč v pisateljskem dnevniku. Konkretno gre za tri dnevnike, vsi trije so bili objavljeni postumno: dnevnik Vladimirja Bartola 1930-1933, Slavka Gruma 1932-1940 in Srečka Kosovela 1924-1926TEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaSlovensko društvo za primerjalno književnost