Live to Tell, or, The 2020 “Framework for Hatred”

The paper discusses intertextuality in Ivan Aralica’s novel Okvir za mržnju (A Framework for Hatred). interference of the oral and written medium is analysed not only at level primary orality (various marginally forms) but also secondary orality, often referred to as “new orality,” which transmitted through new, different media (for example, newspaper text, radio, television, wall newspapers). comparative method will be used present motif a scabies contagion novel, with presence literature discussing everything that entails. Parallels made modern forms (memes), are most via Viber, WhatsApp, Internet, Facebook Instagram today, currently feature COVID-19 pandemic Croatia world. Given history teacher life, it perfectly understandable this by Aralica, based on historical facts experiences surrounding contagion, can serve an example how tackle similar challenges present. It long-established hypothesis shows aim paper, theme motifs, experiential level, includes number emotional states (from hatred laughter) caused political social circumstances community observes its prism conspiracy theories. Although A Hatred valued differently many critics, reintroduces possibility reconsidering canonical value work, bearing mind literary texts sometimes outgrow their own authors, especially times when contemporary reader’s self reflected text subtext newer, recognisable context.