The motif of the family in selected modern slovenian realistic prose for readers inclass level

V teoretičnem delu magistrske naloge je definiran pojem družine ter razloženi tipi družin v Sloveniji. Tipi družin so opisani in razčlenjeni na dvostarševsko, enoroditeljsko ter enostarševsko, razširjeno, adoptivno, reorganizirano, reformirano, skrbniško in istospolno družino. Že od rojstva je otroku najbližja družina, med odraščanjem pa družinski člani pomembno vplivajo na otrokovo vzgojo, razvoj in osebnost. Znotraj vsake družine so tudi pestri medsebojni odnosi, prav zato je v književnih delih za bralce na razredni stopnji motiv družine tako pogosto zastopan. Glavni del magistrske naloge tvori literarna analiza izbranih sodobnih slovenskih proznih besedil, ki so primerna za bralce na razredni stopnji. K vsakemu tipu družine je uvrščeno vsaj eno literarno delo, znotraj katerega je podrobneje analiziran tip družine ter odnosi znotraj nje. Izbrana so dela naslednjih sodobnih slovenskih avtorjev: Dese Muck, Cvetke Sokolov, Miha Mazzinija, Majde Koren, Nataše Konc Lorenzutti, Janje Vidmar, Vinka Möderndorferja, Ane Kalin, Dima Zupana, Neli Kodrič Filipič, Franja Frančiča, Matjaža Pikala, Barbare Habič in Toneta Partljiča.The theoretical part of the master\u27s thesis defines the concept of family and types of families in Slovenia. Family types are described and broken down into two-parent, one-parent and single-parent, extended, adaptive, reorganised, reformed, custodial and same-sex families. From birth, the child is the closest to their family. During adolescence, family members have a significant impact on the child\u27s upbringing, development and personality. However, within each family interpersonal relationships are varied. That is why in literary works for readers at primary grade level, the family motif is so highly represented. The main part of the master\u27s thesis is a literary analysis of selected contemporary Slovenian prose texts which are suitable for readers at the primary grade level. At least one literary work was found for each type of family, with the type of family and the relations within analysed in greater detail. The works of the following contemporary Slovenian authors were selected: Desa Muck, Cvetka Sokolov, Miha Mazzini, Majda Koren, Nataša Konc Lorenzutti, Janja Vidmar, Vinko Möderndorfer, Ana Kalin, Dim Zupan, Neli Kodrič Filipič, Franjo Frančič, Matjaž Pikalo, Barbara Habič and Tone Partljič