Simona Kranjc
Vplivi na ljubezensko tematiko in erotiko v Ingoličevih predvojnih romanih
Influences on the Themes of Love and Eroticism in Ingolič's Pre-war Novels
Slovenski sinopsis
English synopsis
English summary
Slovenski sinopsis
V svojih predvojnih romanih se je Anton Ingolič lotil tem, ki v slovenski književnosti še niso bile literarno obdelane (lutkarji, viničarji, splavarji). Dogajanje, ki je temeljilo na realnih dogodkih, je prepletel z ljubezensko tematiko in erotiko.
English synopsis
In his pre-war novels Anton Ingolič started to use themes that had previously not been dealt with in literature (onion-sellers, wine-producers, raftsmen). Plots based on real events were intertwined with the themes of love and eroticism
English summary
The article follows the making of the pre-war novels by Anton Ingolič (Lukarji 1936, Soseska 1939, Na splavih 1940, Matevž Visočnik 1941, and Žeja 1941). The method used by the writer can be described as a documentary-archival one. Plots in Ingolič's pre-war literary texts are therefore based on real events and are not sheer fiction. Ingolič introduced into Slovene literature the motives of the Haloze and the Dravsko polje region, and he became together with Prežihov Voranc, Miško Kranjec and Ciril Kosmač one of the characteristic writers of social-realist fiction.
Ingolič's contemporaries on the occasion of individual publications of his novels traced the influences of the modern Russian novel, of Zola and Reymont's Peasants. The article discusses the influences on the erotic and love themes in Ingolič's pre-war novels. Together with the influence of Reymont's Peasants and Arcibašev's Sanin there is visible also an affiliation with Zola's Earth in the motive of a love triangle.
