Bajke Ivane Brlić-Mažuranić i suvremene bajke: komparativni pristup

master's thesis

• Author: Antonella Fučkar
• Mentor: Andrijana Kos - Lajtman (mentor); MBZ: 301932
• Granter: University of Zagreb; Faculty of Teacher Education; Zagreb
• Defense date and country: 2016-08-29, Croatia
• Scientific / art field, discipline and subdiscipline: HUMANISTIC SCIENCES; Philology; Comparative Literature

Abstract

U ovom diplomskom radu govori se o bajci, podijeli na klasičnu i modernu bajku, te povijesnom pregledu svjetskih i hrvatskih bajki. Postoje različita tumačenja bajke, a jedno od njih opisuje bajku kao priču čudesnog sadržaja sa svojim kategorijama prostora, vremena i uzroka. Njezina posebnost je u tome što ističe čudesnost, fantastičnost i izmišljenost. U radu su predstavljene najpoznatije hrvatske književnice koje su pisale bajke. Ivana Brlić–Mažuranić hrvatska spisateljica koja je, pišući bajke, stekla zvučni naziv „hrvatskog Andersena“. Započevši svoj književni rad u privatnim okvirima, pišući prvenstveno za vlastitu djecu, i nastavljajući ga impresionističkom poezijom, Ivana Brlić–Mažuranić odabrala je otklon od književne matice uvodeći u ruho klasične bajke slavensku mitologiju, hrvatski folklor i kršćanski svjetonazor. Iz njenog pera proizašlo je najznamenitije djelo Priče iz davnine koje objedinjuje osam bajki. U hrvatskoj književnosti put prema (post)modernoj bajci utrle su književnice Sunčana Škrinjarić i Nada Iveljić. Sunčana Škrinjarić obogatila je suvremenu bajku brojnim svojim modernim bajkama. Rad se dotiče njenog stvaralaštva na podlozi bajke, ustroja književne zbilje u njemu, likova i sredstava koji su prepoznatljivi u modernoj bajci. Treća autorica koju analiziramo u radu je Nada Iveljić. Temeljem njezine zbirke Šestinski kišobran sagledava se autoričin doživljaj narodnih i umjetničkih bajki te, narodnog blaga i kulturnog naslijeđa uopće. Također, promatra se struktura i značenje njezinih bajki. U radu se govori i o utjecaju, povezanosti, sličnostima i razlikama u pisanju bajki triju književnica te se sagledavanjem sličnosti i razlika između njihovih poetika nastoji dobiti šira slika o položaju, tipu i funkciji bajke u kontekstu hrvatske (dječje) književnosti.

Abstract (english)

This diploma thesis is about a fairy tale, about its classification to classic and modern fairy tale and the historical review of fairy tales worldwide as well as the Croatian ones. There are various explanations of what a fairy tale is and one of them
describes it as a story which has miraculous content, with its own categories of space, time and cause. Its specialty is that it emphasizes wonder, fantasy and fictitiousness. The most famous Croatian women writers of fairy tales are presented
in this thesis. Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić, a Croatian writer who acquired the name “Croatian Andersen” because of her fairy tales. She started her literary work on the private level, writing for her own children, and continuing it with impressionist
poetry, Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić chose a different path, away from the literary mainstream introducing Slavic Mythology into the classic fairy tale frame as well as the Croatian folklore and Christian worldview. Her pen produced the most important
work Croatian Tales of Long Ago which unites eight fairy tales. The way toward (post)modern fairy tale was paved by women writers Sunčana Škrinjarić and Nada Iveljić. Sunčana Škrinjarić enriched contemporary fairy tale with her numerous
modern fairy tales. The thesis also looks into her work based on a fairy tale, into the structure of literary reality, characters and means which are recognizable in the modern fairy tale. The third author analyzed in this thesis is Nada Iveljić. Her
collection Šestinski kišobran is used to examine the author’s experience of folk and art fairy tales as well as the folk treasure and cultural heritage in general. The structure and the meaning of her fairy tales is also analyzed. The thesis is also about the influence, connection, similarities and differences in writing fairy tales of the three women writers. Similarities and differences between their poetics is analyzed in an effort to form a bigger picture of the position, type and function of a fairy tale in the context of Croatian (children’s) literature.

• Keywords: bajka; klasična bajka; moderna bajka; Ivana Brlić–Mažuranić; Nada Iveljić; Sunčana Škrinjarić
• Keywords (english): fairy tale; classic fairy tale; modern fairy tale; Ivana Brlić -Mažuranić; Nada Iveljić; Sunčana Škrinjarić
• Language: croatian
• URN:NBN: urn:nbn:hr:147:502650
• Study programme: Title: Integrated Undergraduate and Graduate University Programme of Study of Primary Teacher Education and Integrated Undergraduate and Graduate University Programme of Study for Primary Teacher Education with English and German Language; Study programme type: university; Study level: integrated undergraduate and graduate; Academic / professional title: magistar/magistra primarnog obrazovanja (magistar/magistra primarnog obrazovanja)
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• Access conditions: Open access
• Created on: 2016-11-24 12:54:15