PSYCHOANALITICAL INTERPRETATION OF NOVEL KIKLOP

U radu se analizira roman Ranka Marinkovića, Kiklop, pri čemu je naglašen psihoanalitički pristup istom. Sam rad podijeljen je u tri dijela, a svaki taj pojedinačni dio sačinjava posebnu zatvorenu strukturu koja sa svakog gledišta čini jedan zasebnu, samostalnu cjelinu. Dok se u prvom dijelu opisuje sama struktura romana i donosi njegovo skriveno značenje, druga dva dijela nadovezuju se na njega, samo kroz psihoanalitičku recepciju i interpretaciju romana. Tako se u drugom dijelu iznosi popis likova, ali kroz prizmu njihove dubinske važnosti za roman kao i kroz njihovu interakciju s glavnim likom Melkiorom Tresićem. Dokazuje se i važnost samih ženskih likova kroz roman, čija je važnost u psihoanalitičkoj interpretaciji neupitna. Sve tvrdnje potkrijepljene su odgovarajućim primjerima iz knjige. Treći dio donosi dublji uvid u psihoanalitički značaj pa se tako izdvajaju tvrdnje Sigmunda Freuda i Carla Gustava Junga, dokazujući pritom što je to što pojedine odrednice romana vezuje uz psihoanalitičke obrasce.The study analyzes the novel by Ranko Marinković, Kiklop, concetrating especially on its psychoanalytic interpretation. The work itself is divided into three different parts, where every part could be isolated in the hermetic structure which, from each point of view, could be easily interpreted as a separate, independent entity. While in the first part is discribed the structure of the novel and its hidden meaning, the other two parts of the study, remaining connected to the first part, bring and add the psychoanalytic reception and interpretation of the novel. Thus in the second part there is a list of all most important characters of the novel, but the accent is on their importance for the novel itself, and on their interactions with the main character, Melkior Tresić. This parts includes also importance of feminine characters, which is unquestionable in the psychoanalytic studies. All the definitions written in the study are supported by corresponding citations from the novel. Third part brings a deeper view of the psychoanalytic perspective, showing it regarding the most important definitions of Sigmund Freud and Carl Gustav Jung, proving at the same time the connection of the novel with the psychoanalytic patterns