Kultúrák és narratívák
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Word Count
44,000 words, Guess
Page Count
176 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-108632306286
- ISBN-139788632306288
- Library of Congress Control Number2008424437
- Open LibraryOL23734592M
Classifications
- LCCPH3402.S4 F37 2005
Subjects
Topics
HungariansEthnic relationsForeign influencesHungarian literatureHistory and criticismCultural assimilationHungarian and SerbianComparative LiteratureSerbia -- Ethnic relationsHungarians -- Cultural assimilationHungarian literature -- Foreign influencesLiterature, Comparative -- Hungarian and SerbianHungarian literature -- Serbia -- History and criticismAmong cultural narratologies a theory of narrative based on geoculture might gain a distinguished position. Its central question is: What are those peculiar features that mark the identicalness of belonging to the same cultural region, "the reciprocity of perspectives" in narratives which differ in their language and ethnicity, and point out the differing or differentiating features, the actual multifariousness only within this identity? Which texts can offer a possibility of capturing certain kinds of phenomena or conceptions that can be identified by geoculture? Narrative works depicting various fragmental efforts or bursts of ethno-political conflicts often bring into the forefront the basic structures of the cultural configuration of identities and counter-identities, but first and foremost the concept of geoculture. by same author: Prospects of geocultural narratology: The 'reality-producing' fiction 2006
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