ОБЛИЦИ ПОБУНЕ У САМОКОВЛИЈИНОЈ И АНДРИЋЕВОЈ ПРОЗИ
FORMS OF REBELLION IN SAMOKOVLIJA’S AND ANDRIĆ’S PROSE
Author(s): Branka U. TodorovicSubject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Social Sciences, Language and Literature Studies, Jewish studies, Studies of Literature, Civil Society, Sociology, Jewish Thought and Philosophy, Bosnian Literature, Serbian Literature, Sociology of Culture, Theory of Literature
Published by: Универзитет у Крагујевцу
Keywords: rebellion;bundžije-ljudi;Jewish tradition and religion;revolutionist;individual and authority
Summary/Abstract: In this paper, the presence of the motif of rebellion is analyzed on the basis of two prose works: Davoka’s story of Jahijel’s rebellion (1953) and The story of the farmer Siman (1969). We establish a connection between the two main charac- ters, Samokovlija’s Jahijel and Andrić’s Siman, to distinguish between two forms of resistance. Jahijel’s rebellion is an ordinary, human revolt, whereas Siman’s is a revolutionary one; Jahijel opposes Jewish customs and tradition, while Siman opposes authority and government. Although the reasons and results of their op- position are different, both are fighting against ingrained social principles that don’t allow a marginalized individual to progress and free himself
Journal: Липар - часопис за књижевност, језик, уметност и културу
- Issue Year: XXIII/2022
- Issue No: 77
- Page Range: 151-161
- Page Count: 11
- Language: Serbian
