Pregled bibliografske jedinice broj: 1035127
Johannes Weidenheim und die Inszenierung des Zusammenlebens in seinen Werken: Heimkehr nach Maresi (1994) und Maresi. Eine Kindheit in einem donauschwäbischen Dorf (1999)
Johannes Weidenheim und die Inszenierung des Zusammenlebens in seinen Werken: Heimkehr nach Maresi (1994) und Maresi. Eine Kindheit in einem donauschwäbischen Dorf (1999) // Die Darstellung Südosteuropas in der Gegenwartsliteratur / Lovrić, Goran ; Kabić, Slavija ; Jeleč, Marijana (ur.).
Berlin: Peter Lang, 2018. str. 207-229 (predavanje, međunarodna recenzija, cjeloviti rad (in extenso), ostalo)
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Naslov
Johannes Weidenheim und die Inszenierung des Zusammenlebens in seinen Werken: Heimkehr nach Maresi (1994) und Maresi. Eine Kindheit in einem donauschwäbischen Dorf (1999)
(Johannes Weidenheim and staging of coexistece in his literary works: Heimkehr nach Maresi (1994) and Maresi. Eine Kindheit in einem donauschwäbischen Dorf (1999))
Autori
Leovac, Ivica
Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Radovi u zbornicima skupova, cjeloviti rad (in extenso), ostalo
Izvornik
Die Darstellung Südosteuropas in der Gegenwartsliteratur
/ Lovrić, Goran ; Kabić, Slavija ; Jeleč, Marijana - Berlin : Peter Lang, 2018, 207-229
ISBN
978-3-631-77164-8
Skup
Međunarodna konferencija o književnim studijima: Zastupljenost jugoistočne Europe u suvremenoj književnosti
Mjesto i datum
Zadar, Hrvatska, 29.09.2017. - 30.09.2017
Vrsta sudjelovanja
Predavanje
Vrsta recenzije
Međunarodna recenzija
Ključne riječi
Johannes Weidenheim, Maresi, Vrbas, Donauschwabwen, Zusammenleben
(Johannes Weidenheim, Maresi, Vrbas, Danube Swabians, coexistence)
Sažetak
Tis paper deals with Weidenheim’s description of different nation members and their stereotypes. Both novels are chronicles of the city of Vrbas, i.e. Maresi, where Weidenheim spent his childhood and youth. Walking through the city, the main character recounts his memories and the history of Maresi. As a writer and participant, Weidenheim describes a century-old coexistence and relationships among different nations in Pannonia. While describing events from 1848 and later wars, Weidenheim is also describing relationships among Serbs, Hungarians, Jews and other nations and is looking for causes which led to the expulsion of Danube Swabians, while at the same time not sparing his fellow countrymen. He warned against appearance of nationalism and the insanity of war in an effort to save people from the bloodshed. Tese two novels were published in the 1990s when wars in South-Eastern Europe began again, which led to new expulsions and refuges, but also to the emergence of new writers who narrate about what Weidenheim started half a century before them – about coexistence.
Izvorni jezik
Ger
Znanstvena područja
Filologija, Književnost
