Interpretacija Makove poezije u metodičkim aspektima tumačenja teksta „Kameni spavač“ Mehmedalija Mak Dizdar
Interpretation of Mak's poetry in methodical aspect of text interpretation "Kameni spavač" Mehmedalija Mak Dizdar

Author(s): Almedina Čengić
Subject(s): Bosnian Literature, Theory of Literature
Published by: Fakultet humanističkih nauka, Univerzitet »Džemal Bijedić« u Mostaru
Keywords: Interpretation; methodics of literature; Kameni spavač; poetry;
Summary/Abstract: Mehmedalija Mak Dizdar as one of the most prominent Bosnian poet, in reciprocity with his extraordinary artistic creativity, very little represented in the plans of the educational program. Animosity, conditionally speaking, according to his poetry does not follow from the rejection of this writer, but on the contrary, it is the result of insufficient knowledge and recognition of the value of his poetry among wider circles of lecturers in the teaching-scientific process. Ease of key messages contained in the titles of historical concretization cycles and thematic sections, the traditional interpretation of certain underlying values in life and existence of man and humanity, would not in its extreme interpretation, especially in the teaching process should be the only distinctively directed through a critical and artistic and creative reading Mak, but universal application of the overall process of educating and informing the general public. The basic message stylistic variables Mak lies a very complex and the significance of ethnological and etymological treasure of the cultural legacy that would be in its final definition, should initiate much hidden wealth of terms, phrases, and whole poetic phraseology units, which are pushed into oblivion. This would be a wealth of language and its own accumulated reserves that the scientific research process and the placement of appropriate information, provide high quality innovated vocabulary, which would no doubt be sure to significantly enrich the value of our mother tongue and spread information about the complexity of its creation and development. “

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