175 KB40 KB199820252013Kovačič, Tanjaštevilka:16str. 199-211ISSN:1408-6271COBISSID:36045613URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-VMNCPOQHslUniversita degli Studi di Pisa, Dipartimento di Linguistica, gia Istituto di Lingua e LetteraturaZnanstvenoraziskovalni center Slovenske akademije znanosti in umetnosti, Inštitut za slovensko narodopisjeStudia mythologica Slavicadogsethnologyetnologijafolk literatureljudsko slovstvomitologijamythologyoral literaturepsiSloveniaSlovenijaLik psa v zbirki Glasovi| mitološki pes|The dog is not an interesting subject only for the Slovenian tradition, but it is known to all civilizations. Mythical dog usually acts as a companion of the gods and a guardian of the dead. Author of this paper questions which of these ideas have been preserved up to the twentieth century and how they have affect everyday life of people and their attitudes towards dogs in Slovenia. The mythological dog is investigated through the collection of Slovenian folk tales Glasovi. The author concludes that the dog is usually associated with mythical, superstitious and negative connotations and people included its positive character only rarelyLik psa je znan tako v slovenskih tradicijah kot tudi pri drugih civilizacijah. Mitološki pes po navadi nastopa kot spremljevalec bogov ali kot varuh umrlih. Avtorica članka se sprašuje katere ideje o psu so se ohranile vse do 20. stoletja in kakšen je bil njihov vpliv na vsakdanje življenje ljudi in na njihove odnose do psov v Sloveniji. Mitološkega psa raziskuje na podlagi zbirke Glasovi. Zaključi, da ima pes pogosto mitološke, vražne in negativne konotacije. Pozitivne lastnosti psa so v analiziranih zgodbah omenjene izredno redkoTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaZRC SAZU