THE VERNACULAR OF NIŠ IN CHILDREN’S POETRY OD MALEČKO DO GOLEMO

Tatjana G. Trajković

DOI Number
https://doi.org/10.22190/FULL2001063T
First page
063
Last page
075

Abstract


The paper analyses dialectal features of the collection of poems for children Od malečko do golemo by Slavka Vojinović Masončić. The collection was published in Niš in 2018, and it represents one of rare examples of literature for children written in a dialect. This collection has caught the public’s attention through social networks, primarily because of the poem “Nole, tatko na tenis”. The subject matter of the majority of poems refers to childhood, children’s joys and tricks. The poems have incited a significant interest with readers, primarily due to the Prizren-South Morava dialect. The aim of this paper is to describe phonetic, morphological, syntactic and lexical characteristics of the poems, to compare the determined linguistic image with the dialectal descriptions of the vernacular language of the city of Niš, and, therefore, to link the language of the poems to the subject matter, which should lead to the conclusions about the stylistic function of dialects in a literary work.


Keywords

Serbian language, literature for children, literature in dialect, Prizren-South Morava dialect, the vernacular of Niš

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