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2024-03-22T16:16:01ZКњижевна клиника: Тумачење и/или употреба књижевних текстова у библиотерапији
https://scidar.kg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/20332
Title: Књижевна клиника: Тумачење и/или употреба књижевних текстова у библиотерапији
Authors: Pavićević, Jovana
Abstract: The paper employs Umberto Eco’s dichotomy interpretation/use to examine different
reading experiences and strategies. Eco’s dichotomy is suitable for the aim of this paper
to demonstrate that the idea of bibliotherapy as a practice of using literary texts according
to a predetermined path and with specific objectives owes to arbitrary readings of Samuel
McChord Crothers’s essay “A Literary Clinic” (1916). In this essay, Crothers uses a
dialogue between the narrator and his friend Bagster to address contemporary debates
on the habits and purposes of reading. The gradual unveiling of the narrative strategy
tends to illustrate that Bagster’s model represents a limited form of reading (using literary
texts).
Description: Zbornik radova sa Međunarodne konferencije o savremenim dostignućima u nauci i tehnologiji (COAST 2023)2023-01-01T00:00:00ZIspravnost imena u Platonovom Kratilu
https://scidar.kg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/20330
Title: Ispravnost imena u Platonovom Kratilu
Authors: Janevska, Marija
Abstract: This paper presents the analysis of Plato’s Cratylus – a dialogue on the origin of language and the
nature of meaning. The goal of the research is to present naturalism and conventionalism as the two leading
approaches to the explanation for the link between the word form and its meaning. The analysis shows that
the question of the connection between the word structure and its meaning encouraged many debates, long
before De Saussure and the establishment of modern linguistics. Therefore, the second goal of the presented
research is to put forth the importance of those pioneer debates on language nature and origin which led
to the development of the linguistic thought that we know today, and which gave rise to certain linguistic
questions that remain relevant to contemporary linguistic research.
Description: Зборник радова са XI научног скупа младих филолога Србије2020-01-01T00:00:00ZReminiscences of Home in Jackie Kay’s Trumpet
https://scidar.kg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/20329
Title: Reminiscences of Home in Jackie Kay’s Trumpet
Authors: Pavićević, Jovana
Editors: Čirić-Fazlija, Ifeta; Đuliman, Selma
Abstract: Jackie Kay’s first novel, Trumpet, centres around Joss Moody, a Black jazz trumpeter, whose life is intensely scrutinized once the reporting of his death reveals he was born a woman. What makes this novel a fruitful site of investigation into how identities and identifications forming a sense of self (gender, sexuality, and race) are imagined, perceived, acquired, expressed, challenged, dissolved, and performed is the fact that Joss’s identity is filtered through multiple perspectives. His wife Millie and adopted son Colman initiate a memory discourse to discover ways to exist after Joss’s death (Lumsden, 2000, as cited in Hartner, 2015, p. 52). As they attempt to reconstruct Joss as a husband, lover, father, and famous trumpeter, they ‘de and re-construct themselves’ (Lumsden, 2000, as cited in Hartner, 2015, p. 52), questioning the relationship between home, gender, and sexuality in the process. Trumpet adapts, challenges, and reshapes the conventions of homemaking. It shows
that the concept of home expands to encompass everything from a physical place, a site of hybridization and improvisation, to a point from which to reexamine, negotiate and critique feelings, practices, and states of being generally associated with traditional narratives of home.
Description: Zbornik radova sa četvrte međunarodne konferencije Fourth International Conference on English Language, Literature, Teaching and Translation Studies2022-01-01T00:00:00ZPOETIKA DISTOPIJSKIH HRONOTOPA U ROMANU „STALNO SE VRAĆAJUĆI KUĆI“ URSULE K. LEGVIN
https://scidar.kg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/20284
Title: POETIKA DISTOPIJSKIH HRONOTOPA U ROMANU „STALNO SE VRAĆAJUĆI KUĆI“ URSULE K. LEGVIN
Authors: Penezić, Jelena
Abstract: Ursula K. Le Guin’s novel Always Coming Home is typically considered a peculiar step forward within the science fiction genre, as the author creates her literary vision of feminist utopianism. As opposed to these generally accepted critical standpoints, this paper will analyze potential dystopian chronotopes as presented in Kesh poetry. The focal point of the paper will be what we will refer to as the poetics of chronotopes: starting from the outer, geographical surroundings, analyzing the structure of a domicile, and, ultimately, examining inner, psychological spaces – both individual and communal – the paper will draw from Bachelard’s oneiric concepts as presented in The Poetics of Space, as well as from Jung’s theory of the collective unconscious. We will aim to prove that the novel’s dystopian (chrono)top(os) is correlated to psychological landscapes of both literary subject as well as their community, where a post-apocalyptic, seemingly utopian community of the Kesh fails to defend itself against destructive forces of their ancestor’s civilization. Furthermore, by endeavoring to escape the sins of their fathers, the Kesh are “always coming home” as the next generation imprisoned in a vicious, entropic cycle.
Description: Istraživanje sprovedeno u radu finansiralo je Ministarstvo nauke, tehnološkog razvoja i inovacija Republike Srbije (Ugovor o realizaciji i finansiranju naučnoistraživačkog rada NIO u 2023. godini broj 451-03-47/2023-01/ 200198).2023-01-01T00:00:00Z