[SlovLit] Peter Handke in Slovenija -- Filološke pripombe 2021

[Miran Hladnik]

Od: Kristina Reardon <kristina.reardon na gmail.com>
Date: V sob., 23. jan. 2021 ob 04:33
Subject: Invitation to attend online talk on January 27

Dear Colleagues,
The Society for Slovene Studies is co-sponsoring a talk with the
American Slovenian Education Foundation (ASEF) as part of its new ASEF
Young Minds event, featuring SSS member Thomas McDonald. McDonald, who
is PhD candidate in the Department of Comparative Literature at
Stanford University, will deliver a talk called Dreams Beyond Sorrow:
Peter Handke and Slovenia.

Date: Wednesday, January 27, 2021, time: 7 pm CET/10 am PST.
Registration: Attendees are asked to pre-register for the event.
Registrations will be accepted until one hour before the event begins
(6 pm CET/9 am PST on January 27). Zoom links will be emailed to those
who register. Registration links:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/thomas-mcdonald-dreams-beyond-sorrow-peter-handke-and-slovenia-tickets-133668503091
; https://www.facebook.com/events/199031005219955

Please find more on McDonald and his talk below my signature line.

Lep pozdrav,
Kristina Reardon
Secretary, Society for Slovene Studies

[Povzetek:] Awarded the 2019 Nobel Prize for Literature, Austrian
writer Peter Handke is perhaps better described today as a
Carinthia-born, German-language epic lyrical prose writer, translator,
and filmmaker of maternal Slovene heritage who has lived on the
outskirts of Paris since the early 1990s. This identarian complexity,
combined with the diligent attentiveness of his writing and his
political essays during the Yugoslav Wars, has generally led to an
overlooking of the significant and unique role that Slovenia has
played through his career. In this presentation, Thomas will introduce
Handke's work through the lens of Slovene language, literature, and
culture. In particular, he will discuss the much-acclaimed 1972 A
Sorrow Beyond Dreams, written when Handke was twenty-nine years old as
a fictionalized memoir of his mother's life following her suicide, and
he will focus on the work's potential for an aesthetic redemption of
tragedy, drawing from Amalija Maček’s recent Slovene re-translation
(as Žalost onkraj sanj / Beletrina, 2020).

Thomas McDonald is a PhD candidate in the Department of Comparative
Literature at Stanford University, where he researches modern
German-language, South Slavic (Slovene and Serbo-Croatian), and
Japanese literature and film. In 2019, he was an ASEF Fellow in
Ljubljana under the mentorship of historian Igor Grdina, Ph.DD., at
the Research Center of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (ZRC
SAZU). At Stanford, he has studied Slovene with Prof. Marija Rode and
has promoted the Slovene language through its prose and poetry, most
recently in a virtual presentation through the Stanford Workshop in
Poetics, focusing on the recently published edition of the late Fabjan
Hafner's Slovene poems. His dissertation is on the work of Peter
Handke and his connections to Japan.

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Od: Uhlik Mladen <mladen.uhlik na gmail.com>
Date: V sob., 23. jan. 2021 ob 08:53
Subject: Filološke pripombe 2021

Spoštovane kolegice, spoštovani kolegi, vabimо vas, da s svojimi
prispevki sodelujete v novi številki revije Filološke pripombe
(Philological Studies). Rok za oddajo prispevkov je 10. 4. 2021.
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