445 KB46 KB194820252016Pezdirc-Bartol, Matejaštevilka:3letnik:64str. 269-282ISSN:0350-6894COBISSID:62389858URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-HNGWTK6YslSlavistično društvo SlovenijeSlavistična revijapostdramatic theatrepostdramsko gledališčePotočnjak, Draga, 1958-Semenič, Simona, 1975-Slovene dramaSlovene literatureSlovene women playwrightsslovenska dramatikaslovenska književnostslovenske dramatičarkeSlovenske dramatičarke v 21. stoletju| med teorijo, prakso in inovativno pisavo|Despite the fact that the earliest Slovene women writers, Luiza Pesjak and Zofka Kveder, wrote plays, women playwrights have been a rarity throughout Slovene literary history. In the new millennium, however, there has been a noticeable breakthrough of women playwrights, whose work is created and developed in close connection with their hands-on work in theatres. The analysis of 37 texts by 15 authors shows that the modern Slovene women playwrights focus on women's position in family and society, as well as on the problems of modern society and global issues. The texts also show an awareness that the dramatic form is going through a crisis; the authors address the problem of the plays' status, and research unconventional ways of playwritingČeprav segajo začetki dramskega pisanja že k prvim slovenskim pisateljicam, Luizi Pesjak in Zofki Kveder, so bile dramatičarke v slovenski literarni zgodovini redke. Po letu 2000 je opaziti skokovit prodor dramatičark, njihova pisava pa nastaja in se razvija v tesni povezanosti s praktičnim gledališkim delom. Analiza 37 dramskih besedil 15 avtoric je pokazala, da sodobne slovenske dramatičarke tematizirajo položaj žensk v družini in družbi kot tudi anomalije sodobne družbe in globalne probleme današnje civilizacije. V dramah je prisotna zavest o krizi dramske forme, dramatičarke problematizirajo status drame in raziskujejo nekonvencionalne oblike dramske pisaveTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaSlavistično društvo Slovenije