Title
Identity in indigenous literatures: representations, worldviews and identifiers: doctoral dissertation
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Glišić Dunović, Marija M., 1975-
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2024
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English
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Doktorska disertacija
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Datum odbrane: 12.09.2024.
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Academic Expertise
Društveno-humanističke nauke
University
Univerzitet u Beogradu
Faculty
Filološki fakultet
Alternative title
Identitet u književnosti severnoameričkih starosedelaca: prikazi, pogledi na svet i pokazatelji
Идентичность в литературе коренных народов: обзоры, мировые мнения и показатели
: doktorska disertacija
докторская диссертация
Publisher
[M. Glišić Dunović ]
description
Literary Studies - Anglophone Literature / Nauka o književnosti - Anglofona književnost
Abstract (en)
This doctoral dissertation delves into validating the Indigenous experience by examining
historical views and social perspectives on the identity phenomenon. Evidence of
grounding is detected in the literature(s) of the Indigenous Peoples of North America, from
the oral tradition to the written era.
Theoretical chapters from the opening segment of this study are dedicated to
discovering Indigenous worldviews and identifiers in literature. The second part interprets
the survey findings about Indigenous representations in popular culture as viewed by the
social subject related to Serbia.
The odyssey of identity quest coincides with alienation from one’s natural habitat.
Then, the self-seeker embarks on a ritual heart-searching until the return to communal
heritage. The seeker’s awakening is inscribed in oral tradition and voiced in literature.
The essence of identity is prone to construction and reconstruction under the spell
of society. Therefore, the deconstruction of identity requires consideration in temporal and
spatial contexts. Identity is not a simple result of social circumstances but an outcome of the
subject’s adaptation to change. A multidisciplinary view of the identity expedition of North
American Indigenous Peoples reveals the cultural and political resistance interpreted in
Indigenous Literatures. Thus, identity correlates life with literature, i.e., community and
language.
Abstract (sr)
Potka ove doktorske disertacije je potvrđivanje domorodačkog iskustva kroz istorijsko
sagledavanje i društveno promatranje pojma identiteta. Postvarenje se očitava u
književnosti starosedelačkih naroda u Severnoj Americi, od usmene tradicije do pisane reči.
Teorijska poglavlja iz uvodnog segmenta ove studije posvećena su otkrivanju
starosedelačkih pogleda na svet i njihovih pokazatelja u književnosti. Drugi deo tumači
saznanja iz upitnika o prikazima urođenika u popularnoj kulturi, posmatranih od strane
društvenog subjekta povezanog sa Srbijom.
Odiseja otkrivanja identiteta podudara se s otuđenjem starosedeoca iz prirodnog
staništa. Potom, tragalac za sopstvom kreće u ritualnu potragu samopronalaženja do
povratka plemenskom nasleđu. Buđenje tragača ispisano je u usmenoj tradiciji i izrečeno u
književnosti.
Suština identiteta sklona je izgradnji i obnovi pod uticajem društva. Stoga,
precrtavanje identiteta zahteva razmatranje u vremenskom i prostornom kontekstu.
Identitet nije jednostavan rezultat društvenih okolnosti, već ishod prilagođavanja subjekta
na promene. Sveobuhvatni pogled na identitet severnoameričkih starosedelačkih naroda
razotkriva kulturološki i politički otpor dekodiran u starosedelačkim književnostima. Tako
identitet povezuje život i književnost, odnosno zajednicu i jezik.
Authors Key words
Identity, Indigenous Peoples, Indigenous Literatures, North America,
representations, worldviews, identifiers
Authors Key words
Identitet, starosedeoci, starosedelačke književnosti, Severna Amerika,
predstave, pogledi na svet, pokazatelji
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821.81/.82(7)(043.3)
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Tekst
Abstract (en)
This doctoral dissertation delves into validating the Indigenous experience by examining
historical views and social perspectives on the identity phenomenon. Evidence of
grounding is detected in the literature(s) of the Indigenous Peoples of North America, from
the oral tradition to the written era.
Theoretical chapters from the opening segment of this study are dedicated to
discovering Indigenous worldviews and identifiers in literature. The second part interprets
the survey findings about Indigenous representations in popular culture as viewed by the
social subject related to Serbia.
The odyssey of identity quest coincides with alienation from one’s natural habitat.
Then, the self-seeker embarks on a ritual heart-searching until the return to communal
heritage. The seeker’s awakening is inscribed in oral tradition and voiced in literature.
The essence of identity is prone to construction and reconstruction under the spell
of society. Therefore, the deconstruction of identity requires consideration in temporal and
spatial contexts. Identity is not a simple result of social circumstances but an outcome of the
subject’s adaptation to change. A multidisciplinary view of the identity expedition of North
American Indigenous Peoples reveals the cultural and political resistance interpreted in
Indigenous Literatures. Thus, identity correlates life with literature, i.e., community and
language.
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