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COSMOGONIC AND APOCALYPTIC VISION OF THE WORLD IN THE PROSE OF ŽIVKO ČINGO

COSMOGONIC AND APOCALYPTIC VISION OF THE WORLD IN THE PROSE OF ŽIVKO ČINGO

Author(s): Danijela Kostadinović / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2023

The fiction of Živko Čingo, Macedonian writer created in the spirit of magic realism, is based on the mythical and magical core generating myth about the Holy Land Paskvelia, which has been destroyed due to the frequent mistakes of its inhabitants and transformed into Pustelia (Wasteland). The structure of the fictional world in this novel is based on the connection between the traditional, patriarchal, religious, and the new socialist, communist atheistic world, on the mutual interaction of Chaos and Cosmos, of good and evil, ultimately leading to the "last times" and an apocalyptic end. Therefore, the goal of this paper is to determine, using the literary-historical, analytical, anthropological and comparative method, as well as the artistic means through which the narrative of cosmogony and apocalypse is achieved in Čingo's narrative prose.

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MILIJANA PAVLOVIĆ

MILIJANA PAVLOVIĆ

Author(s): Milijana Pavlović / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 11/2006

Short stories by Milijana Pavlović: "Pijanistkinja"; "Lux Aeterna".

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Pomysły, warianty i wersje (nie)ostateczne. W warsztacie pisarskim Mariana Pankowskiego

Pomysły, warianty i wersje (nie)ostateczne. W warsztacie pisarskim Mariana Pankowskiego

Author(s): Tomasz Chomiszczak / Language(s): Polish Issue: 2/2023

Marian Pankowski’s official literary output is already impressive, but only an examination of his large home archive shows how many literary plans or sketches were not implemented and, therefore, how extensive the writer’s artistic creation really was. His private collection includes, among others, large fragments of planned plays, interesting variants of short prose forms known from further official editions, as well as omitted chapters from the famous novel Here comes Matuga. Among other materials that are yet to be discovered, there are stories, sketches, reviews, reportss, but also epigrams, jokes, occasional poems, hundreds of letters, and finally a private-art diary written in the second half of the 1950s. This is still an unknown area, important for the history of Polish literature, which awaits further researchers.

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Viața bună de acasă/ Unu mai

Viața bună de acasă/ Unu mai

Author(s): Claudiu T. Arieşan,Adriana Cârcu / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 2/2024

Small text by Adriana CÂRCU and multiple book reviews by Claudiu T. ARIEŞAN.

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Din Bughea, cu dragoste

Author(s): Adrian Mielcioiu / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 10-11/2023

Short story by Adrian MIELCIOIU.

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ALEXANDRU VLAD'S PROSE. REALITY AS FICTION

ALEXANDRU VLAD'S PROSE. REALITY AS FICTION

Author(s): Iulian Boldea / Language(s): English Issue: 36/2024

Alexandru Vlad's prose is distinguished in today's Romanian literature by its expressive force, distinction and refinement, the writer also exhibiting, in novels, novellas and publicistic interventions, a very distinct style. A style of living and creation alike, a style that does not accept useless ornament, relying rather on sobriety, direct exposition, precise capture of the behaviour, speech and existential logic of problematic characters with symbolic imprint and dilemmatic identity.

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VASILE VOICULESCU AND THE ARCHETYPES

VASILE VOICULESCU AND THE ARCHETYPES

Author(s): Iulian Băicuș / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 36/2024

In this critical essay I have been trying to prove the relationship between Vasile Voiculescu’s fantastic novellas and short stories and Carl Gustav Jung’s theory or archetypes, focusing on Ioan Petru Culianu’s research in order to create a bridge between phychoanalisis and literature, filling the gap between theory and a a close reading analysis.

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ANDROGYNOUS AVATARS IN LITERATURE

ANDROGYNOUS AVATARS IN LITERATURE

Author(s): Ioana-Alexandra Pavăl / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 36/2024

Regarded by Mircea Eliade as a wide-ranging, universal archetype, the androgyne expresses, in its very duality, the permanent desire to harmonize the opposites. Without undertaking an exhaustive analysis of important works that problematize the theme of androgyny, the present study follows the avatars of this myth in the following literary works: Séraphîta by Honoré de Balzac (published in Revue de Paris in 1834), Avatar by Théophile Gautier (first published in 1856) and Death in Venice by Thomas Mann (originally published in 1912). If Avatar and Death in Venice highlight the permanent search for original perfection, Balzac’s novel depicts man in full harmony with divinity, for whom the ontological split is only a preliminary stage of perfection.

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Strah od sopstvene praznine

Strah od sopstvene praznine

Author(s): Melida Travančić / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 1/2022

Review of: Ervin Mujabašić: Smrt u sedam poglavlja. Tešanj: Planjax: 2018

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From Socially Constructed Subjectivity to Matrixial Subjectivity in Doris Lessing’s “Debbie and Julie”

From Socially Constructed Subjectivity to Matrixial Subjectivity in Doris Lessing’s “Debbie and Julie”

Author(s): Özge Üstündağ Güvenç / Language(s): English Issue: 12/2023

The formation of subjectivity based on the woman-body and man-mind association has resulted in female inferiority and male dominance. As Kate Cregan states “… the body has been categorized as emotional and feminized in opposition to the masculinized rational mind,” (82) and therefore, regarded as unruly. Moreover, the female body, particularly during pregnancy and childbirth, has been an arena of power dynamics as it is characterized by instability and indeterminacy. This essentialist approach reveals how the biological determinism of the female body is socially constructed, relegated to a subordinate presence and naturalized in a male-dominated society. Doris Lessing’s short story “Debbie and Julie” from her London Observed: Stories and Sketches (1993) undermines such fallacious views concerning the female body by foregrounding a young pregnant girl’s exploration of her subjectivity from the prenatal to postnatal period through her relational interaction with docile and marginal bodies as well as the baby both inside and outside her body. Hence, this article displays how female bond, pregnancy and childbirth generate alternative views for a pregnant teenager in attaining her subjectivity within the framework of Bracha L. Ettinger’s “Matrixial Theory.”

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საბაჰათინ ალი (1907-1948) - „ვიოლონჩელო“

საბაჰათინ ალი (1907-1948) - „ვიოლონჩელო“

Author(s): Nato Kharshiladze / Language(s): Georgian Issue: 1/2024

The prominent Turkish writer of the 20th century Sabahatin Ali was born in Turkey in 1907. The father, who died earlier, was an officer. The family often had to change their residence. The writer first received a good education in Istanbul. He graduated from the pedagogical institute there and started working as a teacher in the city of Ozgat.In 1928-1930, Sabahatin Ali studied at the Faculty of Philology at the University of Berlin, where he had a fight with a Nazi student on national grounds. The writer was forced to leave the university and return to his homeland. He taught German in schools in Aydin, Konya and Ankara. He has been tried several times for expressing a critical opinion towards the Turkish government. In 1948, he decided to leave his homeland and sneak to Europe, but a close friend interrogated him in the police. The writer was arrested at the Turkish-Bulgarian border. According to one of the versions, he was shot there, and according to the other version, he was killed while being questioned by the police.

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AFORIZAM U KNJIZI I RIJEČI

AFORIZAM U KNJIZI I RIJEČI

Author(s): Ivo Mijo Andrić / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 3-4/2023

Review of: JUŽNOSLOVENSKI AFORIZAM, priredio Đorđe OTAŠEVIĆ, Alma, Beograd, 2022.

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RIRE, MÉDECINE ET AMOUR DANS LES NOUVELLES DE MARIANA DE CARVAJAL (1663)
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RIRE, MÉDECINE ET AMOUR DANS LES NOUVELLES DE MARIANA DE CARVAJAL (1663)

Author(s): Isabel COLÓN CALDERÓN / Language(s): French Issue: 35/2023

In the short stories Navidades de Madrid (Madrid, 1663), by Mariana de Carvajal y Saavedra, various physical and emotional ailments are mentioned, along with therapeutic remedies, particularly for melancholy caused by romantic problems. Among the remedies, humour plays a fundamental role, in various forms (jokes, poems). I would like to examine these ailments, the methods used to cure them, the narrator’s opinion on these issues, and humour as a therapy.

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RIRE ET CONTER AUX BAINS. AUTOUR DU MOTIF THERMAL DANS LE RÉCIT BREF EUROPÉEN À LA RENAISSANCE (ITALIE, FRANCE, EMPIRE GERMANIQUE)
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RIRE ET CONTER AUX BAINS. AUTOUR DU MOTIF THERMAL DANS LE RÉCIT BREF EUROPÉEN À LA RENAISSANCE (ITALIE, FRANCE, EMPIRE GERMANIQUE)

Author(s): Nora VIET / Language(s): French Issue: 35/2023

I will question the recurrence of the thermal motif in Renaissance short narrative, thus showing how this motif illuminates and confirms the therapeutic place assigned to the short story and the facetious tale.I will bring together some medical writings and testimonies of thermal cures, which comment on the place of relaxatio animi in the thermal protocol, with collections of short stories which situate the storytelling activity in a thermal setting, the thermal cure: Novelle Porretane by Sabadino degli Arienti, Novella by Gentile Sermini, Facetiae by Heinrich Bebel and Heptaméron by Marguerite de Navarre. Through the cross-reading of fictional texts and testimonies given as authentic (such as the letter from the Baden baths by Poggio Bracciolini), my aim is to shed light on the Sitz im Leben of these collections, their “anchoring in the life of the time” and to show how the practice of storytelling during treatment, before becoming a topos, appears as a lived experience, which informs the writing and sometimes, triggers it.

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Proza – Blanka Kraljević

Proza – Blanka Kraljević

Author(s): Blanka Kraljević / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 117-118/2024

Short story by Blanka Kraljević: "Kazna bez zločina".

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Proza – Anto Marinčić

Proza – Anto Marinčić

Author(s): Anto Marinčić / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 117-118/2024

Short story by Anto Marinčić: "Ah, ta Njemačka!".

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Domopis – Zdenko Antunović

Domopis – Zdenko Antunović

Author(s): Zdenko Antunović / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 117-118/2024

Travelogue by Zdenko Antunović: "Taj grad Bugojno je".

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Aforizmi – Mladen Vuković

Aforizmi – Mladen Vuković

Author(s): Mladen Vuković / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 117-118/2024

Aphorisms by Mladen Vuković: "Uhljebni blues".

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Aforizmi – Nikola Šimić Tonin

Aforizmi – Nikola Šimić Tonin

Author(s): Nikola Šimić Tonin / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 117-118/2024

Aphorisms by Nikola Šimić Tonin: "Aforizmi".

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Aforizmi – Danko Ivšinović

Aforizmi – Danko Ivšinović

Author(s): Danko Ivšinović / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 117-118/2024

Aphorisms by Danko Ivšinović: "Aforizmi".

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