Croatian Writers in "Zora Dalmatinska"

Zora dalmatinska prvi je preporodni časopis koji je izašao u Dalmaciji, stoga je bio važno glasilo brojnih dalmatinskih pjesnika, ali i suradnika iz ostalih krajeva zemlje. Prva polovica devetnaestoga stoljeća u Hrvatskoj obilježena je preporodnim gibanjima, a važno je da su tada uz bok muškarcima stale i poneke žene. Među pjesnicima Zore dalmatinske ravnopravno stoje Šibenčanka Ana Vidović i Imoćanka Ana Vrdoljak. Obje su svoje pjesme u časopisu objavljivale od 1844. do 1846. godine. Ana Vidović se vodila romantičarskom zadaćom pjesnika pa u njezinim pjesmama prevladavaju ljubavni zapleti, ali kroz njih ponekad alegorijski progovara o aktualnim političkim temama. Ana Vrdoljak je, s druge strane, u potpunosti prihvatila preporodni zadatak buđenja nacionalne svijesti, a posebno na buđenje poziva žene. U ovome je radu cilj prikazati rad dviju književnica u Zori dalmatinskoj, a da bismo dobili bolji uvid u to, prvo će se prikazati književni rad časopisa te djelovanje žena u narodnome preporodu.Zora Dalmatinska is the first revival magazine published in Dalmatia, for that reason it was an important voice for numerous Dalmatian poets and associates from other parts of the country. The first half of the nineteenth century in Croatia was marked by revival movements, and the important thing during that period was that some women stood shoulder to shoulder with men. Among the poets of Zora Dalmatinska equally important were Ana Vidović from Šibenik and Ana Vrdoljak from Imotski. Both were publishing their poems in the magazine from 1844 to 1846. Ana Vidović was led by a romantic poetry so love plots prevail in her poems, but also through them she sometimes talks allegorically about current political issues. On the other hand, Ana Vrdoljak has fully accepted the revival task of awakening national consciousness, especially in women. In this paper, the aim is to present the work of two literary writers in Zora Dalmatinska, and to gain a better insight into it, we will first look at the literary work of the journal and the activities of women in the national revival