Vanja Vukicevic Garic
Biographic Data
| ID | 8898571 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vanja Vukicevic Garic |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vanja Vukicevic |
| FAMILY NAME | Garic |
| SIGNATURE | GARIC V V |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Montenegro |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Significant Absences
This paper discusses an important phase in Ludwig Wittgenstein’s analytic philosophy through a comparative examination of the profound correspondences that exist between his concept of silence and the poetics of another crucial authorial figure of the 20th century: James Joyce. Based on the hypothesis that there are striking resemblances between their early works, that is, between Joyce’s realistic short-story collection Dubliners and Wittgenstei…
Crossing the Walls
Lessing’s short novel The Memoirs of a Survivor encapsulates all the dominant narrative, political, and philosophical preoccupations of its prolific author. Straddling the genres of socio-realistic dystopia and post-apocalyptic fantasy, it self-consciously reflects on many questions relevant to contemporary readers. Drawing on the main premises of postmodern poetics, particularly on its ontological concerns, and on more recent theories about new …
Re-imagining Histories, Re-inventing the Self in Ian McEwan’s Atonement
Justifiably classified as an example of postmodern realism, or a “restorative metafiction” (O’Hara), Ian McEwan’s popular and critically acclaimed novel Atonement (2001) in its entirety reasserts its author’s frequently cited statement that “imagining what it is like to be someone other than yourself is at the core of our humanity.” Focusing mainly on the metafictional ending, which, as a kind of unusual post-scriptum, introduces a thematic, stru…
The Sense of the Unending in Joyce’s Dubliners
Based on the main structural and narrative elements and drawing on the predominant views in the short story theory, this paper deals with the analysis of endings in Joyce’s Dubliners, as well as with various modes of their constitution regarding the effect they produce. Since the ending is regarded as the crucial component of short fiction, and bearing in mind the exuberant formal, thematic, symbolic and poetic potential that Joyce’s concept of e…
Autorski povratak
U najuem smislu hipertekst predstavlja objedinjavanje spojnicom (u obliku linka, eksplicitnog i implicitnog) najmanje dvaju tekstova. U irem smislu to je organizacija tekstualnog materijala u obliku prelaza, povezivanja tekstova i njegovih dijelova. U hipertekstu dolazi do kompleksne integracije u kojoj se: (a) naruava, prekida ili zaustavlja linijsko, kontinuirano propovijedanje radi unoenja nove, dodatne informacije, a takoe radi igre ili stvar…
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The Sense of the Unending in Joyce’s Dubliners
Based on the main structural and narrative elements and drawing on the predominant views in the short story theory, this paper deals with the analysis of endings in Joyce’s Dubliners, as well as with various modes of their constitution regarding the effect they produce. Since the ending is regarded as the crucial component of short fiction, and bearing in mind the exuberant formal, thematic, symbolic and poetic potential that Joyce’s concept of e…
Autorski povratak
U najuem smislu hipertekst predstavlja objedinjavanje spojnicom (u obliku linka, eksplicitnog i implicitnog) najmanje dvaju tekstova. U irem smislu to je organizacija tekstualnog materijala u obliku prelaza, povezivanja tekstova i njegovih dijelova. U hipertekstu dolazi do kompleksne integracije u kojoj se: (a) naruava, prekida ili zaustavlja linijsko, kontinuirano propovijedanje radi unoenja nove, dodatne informacije, a takoe radi igre ili stvar…
Re-imagining Histories, Re-inventing the Self in Ian McEwan’s Atonement
Justifiably classified as an example of postmodern realism, or a “restorative metafiction” (O’Hara), Ian McEwan’s popular and critically acclaimed novel Atonement (2001) in its entirety reasserts its author’s frequently cited statement that “imagining what it is like to be someone other than yourself is at the core of our humanity.” Focusing mainly on the metafictional ending, which, as a kind of unusual post-scriptum, introduces a thematic, stru…
Crossing the Walls
Lessing’s short novel The Memoirs of a Survivor encapsulates all the dominant narrative, political, and philosophical preoccupations of its prolific author. Straddling the genres of socio-realistic dystopia and post-apocalyptic fantasy, it self-consciously reflects on many questions relevant to contemporary readers. Drawing on the main premises of postmodern poetics, particularly on its ontological concerns, and on more recent theories about new …
Significant Absences
This paper discusses an important phase in Ludwig Wittgenstein’s analytic philosophy through a comparative examination of the profound correspondences that exist between his concept of silence and the poetics of another crucial authorial figure of the 20th century: James Joyce. Based on the hypothesis that there are striking resemblances between their early works, that is, between Joyce’s realistic short-story collection Dubliners and Wittgenstei…
Philosophy (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Literature (4 works) · Narrative (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Poetics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Contemporary Literature and Criticism (2 works)