Prikaz partizanov in domobrancev v romanih Temna stran meseca, Med strahom in dolžnostjo ter Da me je strah? : magistrsko delo

Jaklič, Maruša (author), Smolej, Mojca (mentor), Virk, Tomo (mentor)

Temna stran meseca (1960) Mimi Malenšek, Med strahom in dolžnostjo: Kronika osamele domačije (1967) Karla Grabeljška in Da me je strah? (2012) Maruše Krese so romani, ki jim je skupen prikaz partizanov in domobrancev, dveh ideološko nasprotnih si skupin med drugo svetovno vojno pri nas. Skozi (jezikovno)stilistično (čas nastanka, žanr, odraz avtorjevega življenja, naracija, skladnja ter leksika) in etično analizo (odločitev in izbira, odgovornost in krivda ter spomin in molk v sklopu zgodovinske rekonfiguracije), ki sta jima dodani še analizi bralčeve vloge in morebitne objektivnosti ali subjektivnosti pripovedi, poskuša naloga osvetliti prikaz partizanske in domobranske strani, kot sta predstavljeni znotraj obravnavanih romanov.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: slovenska književnost, Mimi Malenšek, Karel Grabeljšek, Maruša Krese, druga svetovna vojna, partizani, domobranci
• Work type: Master's thesis/paper
• Typology: 2.09 - Master's Thesis
• Organization: FF - Faculty of Arts
• Place of publishing: Ljubljana
• Publisher: [M. Jaklič]
• Year: 2025
• Number of pages: 86 str.
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-173398
• COBISS.SI-ID: 249575427
• Publication date in RUL: 17.09.2025

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: The portrayal of Partisans and Slovene Home Guard Members in the Novels The Dark Side of the Moon, Between Fear and Duty and That I am afraid?

Abstract

The Dark Side of the Moon (1960) by Mimi Malenšek, Between Fear and Duty: A Chronicle of a Remote Homestead (1967) by Karel Grabeljšek, and That I am afraid? (2012) by Maruša Krese are novels united by their depiction of partisans and Home Guards - two ideologically opposed groups during the Second World War in Slovenia. Through a (linguistic-)stylistic analysis (including time of publication, genre, reflection of the author's life, narration, syntax, and lexis) and an ethical analysis (decision and choice, responsibility and guilt, and memory and silence in the context of historical reconfiguration), further supplemented by an exploration of the reader’s role and the potential objectivity or subjectivity of the narrative, this thesis aims to shed light on how the partisan and Home Guard perspectives are represented in the selected novels.

• Keywords: Slovenian literature, Mimi Malenšek, Karel Grabeljšek, Maruša Krese, the Second World War, Partisans, Slovene Home Guard Members