Three Chaucers: the Man, the Teller, the Anthropologist
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https://doi.org/10.18485/philologia.2020.18.18.9Ključne reči:
antropologija, književnost, sopstvo, drugi, kulturološka svest, (antropo)čitanjeApstrakt
Rad se zasniva na istraživanju koje povezuje antropologiju i književnost. Stoga se pristup autora može posmatrati kao interdisciplinaran pristup kojim se želi podstaknuti savremeni čitalac na to da razmišlja o mnogostrukim odgovorima pohranjenim u tekstovima srednjevekovnih autora. Čoserov književni opus, posmatran kroz savremene postmoderne kulturološke i socijalne antropološke teorije, pre svega one koje se odnose na potrošačku kulturu, pokazuje upravo takav pluralizam tumačenja, što omogućava bolje razumevanje sveta i nas samih. Te savremene teorije mogu se posmatrati kao uvod u ponovno čitanje Čosera, i to kroz prizmu antropologije.
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