Narrative imagination through the prism of the story in the work of Olga Tokarchuk
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Jul 16, 2024
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narration, ethics, melancholy, communication
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The research is dedicated to the short narrative forms in the work of Olga Tokarchuk, thorugh theanalysis the short story "The Wardrobe". The interpretation is based on concepts that determine the aesthetics and ethics of the author's narrative such as: tenderness, care, authentic relationship and connections.
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Srbinovska, Slavica. 2024. “Narrative Imagination through the Prism of the Story in the Work of Olga Tokarchuk”. Slavic Studies 23 (2), 69-88. http://194.149.137.236/index.php/slavs/article/view/2638.
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Литература, култура, превод
Copyright © 2024 Blaže Koneski Faculty of Philology, Skopje
Slavistički studii
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