20.500.12556/RUL-174559 Izseljenstvo v romanu Poslednji deseti bratje Zorka Simčiča Emigration in Zorko Simčič’s Novel Poslednji deseti bratje V diplomski nalogi bom v romanu Poslednji deseti bratje pisatelja Zorka Simčiča obravnavala slovensko izseljenstvo, ki je bilo posledica druge svetovne in z njo povezane državljanske vojne na slovenskih tleh. Osvetlila bom vojno dogajanje, zlasti ustanovitev in dejavnost domobranskega tabora – tudi zato, da bomo lažje razumeli množičnost slovenskega povojnega izseljenstva. Osredotočila se bom na doživljanje, usodo in življenje v eksilu živečih enaindvajsetih literarnih oseb, o katerih pripoveduje Simčičev roman, hkrati pa bom raziskovala njihovo vez z domovino. Slovensko zdomstvo bom obravnavala v povezavi z mitom desetništva, ki ga v romanu kot glavni mit spremljamo v vloženi pripovedi o Desetnici Marjetici, slednji pa se razvija in gradi novo, sodobno desetništvo, ki ga živijo romaneskne osebe. Dva različna svetova, ki ju povezuje desetniška usoda, bom osvetlila tudi preko dveh verovanj – poganskega in krščanskega –, ki v dejanjih in miselnosti vplivata na literarne osebe in se prepletata. Romanu bom določila dogajalni čas in prostor, predstavila njegovo zunanjo in notranjo zgradbo, zanimala me bo povezava med avtobiografskimi in literarno predelanimi elementi romana ter vprašanje pomena literarnega ustvarjanja v eksilu. Obravnava slovenskega izseljenstva v romanu Poslednji deseti bratje se mi zdi pomembna, saj gre za roman, ki spregovori o usodi tistih, ki so morali zapustiti domovino, v katero se večina emigrantov pozneje ni nikoli več vrnila; tema nasprotujočih si strani v državljanski vojni in z njo povezani zunajsodni množični pomori pa še vedno ostajajo nerešeno vprašanje slovenske polpretekle zgodovine. In my thesis, I will examine Slovenian emigration, which was a consequence of World War II and the related civil war on Slovenian soil, in the novel Poslednji deseti bratje by writer Zorko Simčič. I will shed light on the events of the war, particularly the establishment and activities of the Home Guard camp, in order to facilitate a better understanding of the mass emigration that occurred in Slovenia after the war. I will focus on the experiences, fates, and lives in exile of the twenty-one literary characters featured in Simčič's novel, while also exploring their connection to their homeland. I will examine Slovenian emigration in connection with the myth of the »desetništvo«, which we follow in the novel as the main myth in the inserted story about Destnica Marjetica, which develops and builds a new, modern »desetništvo« lived by the characters in the novel. I will also shed light on two different worlds connected by the fate of the tithe through two beliefs – pagan and Christian – which influence the literary characters in their actions and thinking and are intertwined. I will determine the time and place of the novel's events, present its external and internal structure, and explore the connection between the autobiographical and literary elements of the novel and the question of the meaning of literary creation in exile. I consider the treatment of Slovenian emigration in the novel Poslednji deseti bratje to be important, as it is a novel that speaks of the fate of those who had to leave their homeland, to which most emigrants never returned; the theme of the opposing sides in the civil war and the associated extrajudicial mass killings remain an unresolved issue in Slovenia's recent history. slovenska izseljenska književnost Zorko Simčič emigracija Argentina desetništvo Slovenian emigre literature Zorko Simčič emigration Argentina tenth-child tradition true false false Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Diplomsko delo/naloga 2025-10-04 07:17:15 2025-10-04 07:17:19 2025-11-24 03:54:58 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2025 0 0 0000-00-00 NiDoloceno NiDoloceno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 1970-01-01 598735 253644803 56381.pdf 56381.pdf 1 8879226A5098E2BE709887BB735FA264 356c9229763e2aae8721e5ba5a8e246a94f5ecd71be78d001e7f1abc5649cf85 2d3bccef-a0e1-11f0-9328-0050569b8976 https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=219387 Filozofska fakulteta 0 0 0