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Fluminensia: Journal for Philological Research
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Kanonske biografije i autobiografski kanon Daše Drndić

Canonical Biographies and the Autobiographical Canon of Daša Drndić
Authors: Levanat-Peričić, Miranda;

Kanonske biografije i autobiografski kanon Daše Drndić

Abstract

Daša Drndić’s literary oeuvre belongs to a separate canon of literary texts that the authoress herself affirms with her writing in search of her own interpretative community away from the canon ruled by hierarchies based on national and ideological categories. Her canon is shaped from an autobiographical discursive position, that is, from the perspective of an authoress who “draws” into her narrative space the voices of other authors and authoresses, most frequently those who wrote about the Holocaust or were victims of the Holocaust. In her writing, she conveys someone else’s testimony or trauma and creates polyphonic prose compositions in which the authoress at the same time becomes the object of representation and the subject of mediation. So, the authoress’s narration is joined by other narrators – Danilo Kiš, Bruno Schulz, Aharon Appelfeld, Paul Celan, Primo Levi, Wisława Szymborska, Witold Gombrowicz, Walter Benjamin and others. By treating the authors’ biographies and their literary texts as equally (un)reliable documents, the selected authors are sometimes joined to her text through their literary texts and sometimes directly as participants in the narrative. The paper analyses three procedures in the function of shaping a separate canon of literary texts: the procedure of fictionalizing authors’ biographies, the procedure for multiplying the implied authors, and the procedure of fictionalizing an autobiographical subject. While by fictionalizing the authors as real historical figures literary characters are multiplied, by multiplying the implied authors the autobiographical position of the narrative subject is strengthened and supported, but in order to weaken the previously acquired authorial narrative position through the process of fictionalizing the autobiographical subject.

Književni opus Daše Drndić pripada zasebnom kanonu književnih tekstova koji autorica sama afirmira svojim pisanjem u potrazi za vlastitom interpretativnom zajednicom odmaknutom od kanona kojim vladaju hijerarhije utemeljene na nacionalnim i ideološkim kategorijama. Njezin se kanon oblikuje iz autobiografske diskurzivne pozicije, odnosno iz pozicije autorice koja centripetalno „uvlači“ u svoj narativni prostor pripovjedačke glasove drugih autora/ica, najčešće onih koji su pisali o Holokaustu ili su bili žrtve Holokausta. Nadopisujući svoj tekst na njihovo svjedočenje ili traumu, ona stvara polifonijske prozne kompozicije u kojima se, pored autorice Daše Drndić, koja istodobno postaje i objekt reprezentiranja i subjekt posredovanja, pripovijedanju priključuju Danilo Kiš, Bruno Schulz, Aharon Appelfeld, Paul Celan, Primo Levi, Wisława Szymborska, Witold Gombrowicz, Walter Benjamin i drugi. Tretirajući biografije autora/ica i njihove književne tekstove kao podjednako (ne)pouzdane dokumente, izabrani se autori/ice njezinom tekstu priključuju ponekad posredstvom svojih književnih tekstova, a ponekad izravno, kao sudionici naracije. U radu se analiziraju tri postupka u funkciji oblikovanja zasebnog kanona književnih tekstova: postupak fikcionalizacije biografija autora, postupak multipliciranja implicitnih autora i postupak fikcionalizacije autobiografskog subjekta. Dok se fikcionalizacijom autora kao stvarnih povijesnih osoba, multipliciraju književni likovi, multipliciranjem implicitnih autora, osnažuje se i podupire autobiografska pozicija pripovjednog subjekta, da bi se postupkom fikcionalizacije autobiografskog subjekta, oslabila prethodno stečena autorska pripovjedačka pozicija.

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implicitni autor, fikcionalizacija autora, author's canon, author’s canon, Daša Drndić, writing about the Holocaust, author’s fictionalization, implied author, P1-1091, autorski kanon, Daša Drndić, pisanje o Holokaustu, fikcionalizacija autora, implicitni autor, writing about the Holocaust, pisanje o Holokaustu, author's fictionalization, implied author, Philology. Linguistics, autorski kanon, Daša Drndić

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