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Nešto o sintetičkom i analitičkom modeliranju (hrvatske) književne pri/povijesti (bilješke uz Hrvatski roman 1945-1990)

Translated title of the contribution: Something about synthetic and analytical modeling (Croatian) in literary / history (notes Croatian novel 1945-1990)

Boris Skvorc

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    Abstract

    This paper is read books Cvjetka Milanja Croatian novel 1945-1990. The emphasis is on the modalities of narrative literary history that at Milanja entered the conscious and osvješćivajuće theoretical perspective. In this sense it is truly a book that, just as argued in this paper, is "a kind of typology of" the history of the genre. What is in the "notes" with this book also seen as an indication of the new is the fact that the author typology, in addition to established models of "novelistic practice", at the same time raises two questions that will be from a theoretical perspective the focus of scholars and re / constructor history as the / history found at the beginning of the twenty-first century. The first concerns the responsibility of the literary historian's sole construction (the world works, or possible worlds), and the second refers to the space you enter what remains outside the typological conscious or subscribed to the "possible worlds" in literary / history. As the "fixed models" relate to areas of opening these questions, the main topic of this paper.
    Translated title of the contributionSomething about synthetic and analytical modeling (Croatian) in literary / history (notes Croatian novel 1945-1990)
    Original languageCroatian
    Pages (from-to)55-74
    Number of pages20
    JournalCroatica : journal for Croatian language, literature and culture
    Volume38
    Issue number58
    Publication statusPublished - 2014

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