Slike Amerike u dramama Zoološka priča Edvarda Olbija i Američki bizon Dejvida Memeta
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https://doi.org/10.18485/analiff.2019.31.1.2Keywords:
otuđenost, Amerika, kapitalizam, nekompetencija, moralAbstract
Cilj ovog rada je da uporednom analizom dve značajne moderne američke drame ukaže na slične stavove njihovih autora kada je u pitanju slika posleratne Amerike. Prikazi američkog društva podjednako su sumorni u obe drame, mada se tačke gledišta Dejvida Memeta i Edvarda Olbija donekle razikuju. Olbi naglašava jaz između klasa, dok Memet opisuje život ljudi koji se nalaze na dnu društvene lestvice. Ono što je zajedničko svim likovima u Zoološkoj priči i Američkom bizonu jeste otuđenje, nesposobnost likova da izgrade iskrene međuljudske odnose. Implikacija je da je sistem u kojem živimo nemilosrdan i surov, a svaki pojedinac snosi odgovornost za sopstvenu sudbinu, te se svako ponaosob mora otrgnuti od nametnutog materijalizma i okrenuti sebi i ljudima koji ga okružuju.
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