396 KB50 KB194820252015Kim, Sang HunRae, Cho Junštevilka:1letnik:63str. 45-60ISSN:0350-6894COBISSID:57713506URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-FVSR3KV1enSlavistično društvo SlovenijeSlavistična revija"Samorastniki"chronotopediscourse of womenjugoslovanske književnostijugoslovanski pisateljikronotopmodernist movelmodernistični romanpatriarhalna kulturaPrežihov Voranc, 1893-1950psihologizempsychologismSlovene literatureslovenska književnostslovenski pisateljiwomanYugoslave literaturesYugoslave writersženskeThe chronotope of the house (kuća) and the discourses of women in the modernist novels of former Yugoslavia|The modernist literature of the former Yugoslavia inherited the legacy of realist literature in terms of "chronotope" and "subject," while also differing drastically from the legacy, conceptually speaking. This is most obviously revealed in psychological literary discourse about the low-ranking subjects of traditional society, particularly women. A typical example is the traditionally patriarchal space of the house (kuća), which typically functions as a negative motif of chronotope in the discourse about women and family by modernist writers of the former YugoslaviaModernistična literatura bivše Jugoslavije je podedovala tradicijo realistične literature, kar zadeva kronotop in književni lik, vendar se od te tradicije konceptualno tudi pomembno razlikuje. To se najočitneje razkriva v psihološkem književnem diskurzu o likih, ki zasedajo nizka mesta v hierarhiji tradicionalne družbe, kar so posebno ženske. Značilen primer je tradicionalni patriarhalni prostor hiše (kuća), ki v pisanju modernistični avtorjev iz bivše Jugoslavije običajno deluje kot negativni motiv kronotopa v diskurzu o ženskah in družiniTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaSlavistično društvo Slovenije