38 KB102 KB35 KB195520252005Bošnjak, Blankaštevilka:112 straniletnik:50str. 25-36ISSN:0021-6933COBISSID:4944414URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-51HNUNBCslSlavistično društvo SlovenijeJezik in slovstvokratka prozaliterarne študijeSlovene literatureslovenska književnoststereotipiženski likiVloga stereotipov v sodobni slovenski kratki prozi|The theoretical framework for the role of an actor as a category in prosaic subjectivity was argued by Algirdas Julien Greimas with his actant model, foregrounding the required relation between subject and object. This may result in encountering the problem of stereotypes (Toril Moi) that still appear in modern literature, and are related mainly to the understanding of gender roles or the position of a woman and a man and their relationship within a society. The article focuses on the role of the female figure as a subject of modern Slovene short fiction, reflecting the various possibilities of verbalisation (e.g. the phenomenon of a stereotypical female figure as a seductress and its ironisation, the figure of a devoted wife or of an active woman)Vlogo akterja kot kategorijo pripovedne subjektivnosti je teoretično utemeljil Algirdas Julien Greimas s t. i. aktantskim modelom, ki izpostavlja tudi zahtevno razmerje med subjektom in objektom. Ob tem naletimo na problematiko stereotipov (Toril Moi), ki se v sodobni literaturi še zmeraj pojavljajo, povezani pa so predvsem z razumevanjem spolnih vlog oziroma s položajem ženske in moškega v družbi kakor tudi z njunimi medsebojnimi razmerji. Prispevek se bo osredinil tudi na vlogo ženskega lika kot subjekta v sodobni slovenski kratki prozi, kar odraža raznolike možnosti upovedovanja (npr. pojav stereotipnega lika ženske zapeljivke in njegova ironizacija, lika vdane žene ali aktivne ženske)TEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaSlavistično društvo Slovenije