66 KB10963 KB61 KB195520251998Zupan Sosič, Alojzijaletnik:43številka:7/8str. 315-330ISSN:0021-6933COBISSID:7609954URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-O85BUDNTslSlavistično društvo SlovenijeJezik in slovstvoBojetu, Bertaliterarne študijeSlovene literatureslovenska književnostslovenska poezijaslovenska prozaNa literarnem otoku Berte Bojetu|The article discusses the thematically and formally rounded literary work of Berta Bojetu Boeta. Women, birds and violence are the nuclei of her poetic messages in the collections of poems Žabon (Male Frog, 1979), Besede iz hiše Karlstein (Words from the House of Karlstein, 1988) and the novels Filio ni doma (Filio is Not at Home, 1990) and Ptičja hiša (The Bird's House, 1995). These nuclei are linked into a horrifying circle of monotonous repetition and failed attempts to achieve harmonious coexistence, a circle permitting no one to get out. This makes Bojetu's writing a special "island" in Slovene literary tradition, which despite its female characters and frequent reflections on the role of women cannot be discussed only witin the framework of the so-called "women's literature"Razprava obravnava motivno-tematsko in oblikovno sklenjeno celoto umetniškega dela Berte Bojetu Boete. Ženske, ptiči in nasilje so središča pesemskih sporočil v zbirkah Žabon, 1979, Besede iz hiše Karlstein, 1988 in romanih Filio ni doma, 1990 in Ptičja hiša, 1995. Ta središča so povezana v grozljiv krog enoličnega ponavljanja in spodletelih poskusov ubranega sožitja, ki nikomur ne dovoli izstopa. Zato predstavljajo poseben "otok" slovenske literarne tradicije, ki ga kljub ženskim likom in pogostim razmišljanjem o vlogi ženske ni mogoče obravnavati samo v okviru t. i. "ženske literature"TEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of Slovenia