56 KB479 KB55 KB194820252003Maver, Alešštevilka:1letnik:51str. 53-69ISSN:0350-6894COBISSID:21368418URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-WE2SM0XXslSlavistično društvo SlovenijeSlavistična revijaAquileiaCarli, Alojz, 1846-1891literarne študijeOglejSlovene literatureslovenska književnostzgodovinska povestzgodovinski romanOglej v slovenskem zgodovinskem pripovedništvu|The article discusses the image of Aquilea Patriarchate in those Slovene literary texts that were designated by Slovene literary criticism as belonging to the types "historical short story" or "historical novel". It is generally true that this topic was more attractive to catholic writers and that it was even in the forefront of the first Slovene catholic novel by A. Carli. To the writers who included Aquilea in their literature, the essential fact-in a positive as well as in a negative sence- was a connection to Papal Rome. Despite the positive emphases that this connection had for Slovenes, even catholic authors did not paint an entirely positive image of Aquilea, particularly because of the secular exploits of its patriarchRazprava obravnava podobo Ogleja in oglejskega patriarhata v tistih besedilih slovenske književnosti, ki jim je literarna zgodovina dala oznako "zgodovinska povest" ali "zgodovinski roman". Na splošno velja, da je tema bolj privlačila katoliško usmerjene pisce in bila celo v ospredju prvega slovenskega katoliškega romana A. Carlija. Za pisatelje, ki so se posvečali Ogleju, je bila - tako v pozitivnem kot negativnem smislu - bistvena njegova povezava s papeškim Rimom. Kljub pozitivnim poudarkom, ki jih je ta povezava za Slovence prinašala s seboj, celo pri kataloških avtorjih podoba Ogleja ni zgolj pozitivna, predvsem zaradi posvetnih podvigov njegovih patriarhovTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaSlavistično društvo Slovenije