Josef Friedrich Perkonig's Contacts with Slovene Intellectuals and Writes

Authors

  • Urška PERENIČ

Keywords:

avstrijska književnost, avstrijsko-slovenski kulturni stiki, koroški pisatelji, intelektualci, pisatelji, korepondenca, Austrian literature, Carithian writers, intellectuals, correspondence

Abstract

The article discusses the fate of the Austrian Carinthian writer Josef Friedrich Perkonig among Slovenes, between Slovene literature and German readership. It shows the links between him and and answers the question what role the Carinthian author played in cultural mediation an some of the Slovene intellectual elite of the time, which included his translator Drago Druškovič (Rok Arih),Herta Arko (with married name Kralj), Alojzij Benkovič, France Bevk, Vlado Habjan, Ivan Mrak, Anton Svetina, Silvester Škerl, and Lojze Ude. The analysis of the relationships between the Carinthian author and the aforementioned figures was based on the extensive correspondence preserved in the provincial archives in Klagenfurt.

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Published

2005-04-15

How to Cite

PERENIČ, U. (2005) “Josef Friedrich Perkonig’s Contacts with Slovene Intellectuals and Writes”, Slavistična revija, 53(4), pp. 583–595. Available at: https://srl.si/ojs/srl/article/view/COBISS_ID-31016802 (Accessed: 23 November 2024).

Issue

Vol. 53 No. 4 (2005)

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ARTICLES

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