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  • Short prose at the turn of the millennium
    Žbogar, Alenka
    ǂAn ǂoverview of Slovene short stories and novellas during the last two decades of the twentieth century shows, that the 1980s were characterized more by short stories than novellas, whereas the ... reverse was true in 1990s. A comparison of Andrej Blatnik and Drago Jančar's articulation of "big themes" allows one to conclude that two movements known as "new" and "young" Slovene prose differ according to the orientation of their ideas, even though both "generations" frequently thematize (superficial) interpersonal relations in the urban environment, and lyricization and intimism appear in both. Elements of the fantastic are traditional in older writer's prose and reinterpreted by younger writers. New Slovene prose utilizes folk motifs with fairytale elements, and especially among young writers there is a perceptible shift towards metafictional elements.
    Source: Slovene studies : journal of the Society for Slovene Studies. - ISSN 0193-1075 (Vol. 27, no. 1/2, 2005, str. 27-42)
    Type of material - article, component part
    Publish date - 2005
    Language - english
    COBISS.SI-ID - 31584610

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