TRANSFORMATION OF THE CITY THROUGH MUSIC AND PERFORMANCE
IN NOVELS KIŠA I HARTIJA BY VLADIMIR TASIĆ AND ŽIVOT
PESNIKA BY SLOBODAN TIŠMA Cover Image

ПРЕОБРАЖАЈ ГРАДА ПОСРЕДСТВОМ МУЗИКЕ У РОМАНУ ВЛАДИМИРА ТАСИЋА КИША И ХАРТИЈА И СЛОБОДАНА ТИШМЕ ЖИВОТ ПЕСНИКА
TRANSFORMATION OF THE CITY THROUGH MUSIC AND PERFORMANCE IN NOVELS KIŠA I HARTIJA BY VLADIMIR TASIĆ AND ŽIVOT PESNIKA BY SLOBODAN TIŠMA

Author(s): Jelena Zelenović
Subject(s): Language and Literature Studies
Published by: Филозофски факултет, Универзитет у Новом Саду
Keywords: city; music; personality; megalopolis; transformation

Summary/Abstract: This paper will investigate the existence of dual aspects of a city: the external (visible) andthe internal (invisible), as hero narratives transition from one to the next, whose journeys arefacilitated with music and performance. An analysis of Kiša i hartija by Vladimir Tasić andŽivot pesnika by Slobodan Tišma provides insight into how music and performance greatlyimpact how a city is perceived. Additionally, it provides a glimpse into the metamorphosis of a“visible” city into one that is “invisible”, a transcendental, personal city. The visible, externalcity is a spacetime resembling a megacity, where the main characters are confined. In contrast,the invisible, internal city, which is both transcendental and personal, symbolizes a realm whereliberty is attained and personal identity is safeguarded by those who roam this space.The conquest of such space and the transformation of a megalopolis into a “personal” city areachieved through music, how it is experienced, and performance, how it is executed.

  • Issue Year: 14/2024
  • Issue No: 14
  • Page Range: 81-94
  • Page Count: 13
  • Language: Serbian
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