Identity Formation in the Stories of Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić

Robert Bacalja; Katarina Ivon; Diana Nenadić-Bilan

doi:10.17165/TP.2018.2.1

Szerzők

Robert Bacalja University of Zadar, Department of Teachers and Preschool Teachers Education
Katarina Ivon University of Zadar, Department of Teachers and Preschool Teachers Education
Diana Nenadić-Bilan University of Zadar, Department of Teachers and Preschool Teachers Education

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17165/TP.2018.2.1

Absztrakt

Identities of male and female characters in the stories of Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić are formed on a male-female binary opposition. The authors explain this thesis by analysing the leading male and female characters in the stories of Fisherman Plunk and His Wife (Ribar Palunko i njegova žena) and Stribor's Forest (Šuma Striborova). Despite the predominance of the patriarchal model in the social context, the authors point to the distinction between women's activity and courage and the passivity and naivety of male characters. The stories show a gradual evolution of the male protagonists, influenced by female persistence, motherhood, as well as parenthood. The development of the characters mentioned above goes hand in hand with the motif of travel, as a metaphor of life, during which a thorough transformation of the patterns of behaviour and the system of values of the male characters occur.

Szerző életrajzok

Robert Bacalja, University of Zadar, Department of Teachers and Preschool Teachers Education

rbacalja@unizd.hr
Katarina Ivon, University of Zadar, Department of Teachers and Preschool Teachers Education

kivon@unizd.hr
Diana Nenadić-Bilan, University of Zadar, Department of Teachers and Preschool Teachers Education

bnenadic@unizd.hr

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