Prepricana Lektira Po Glavama Stojan Mutikasa Svetozar Corovic Rapidshare Hot -

: Sukob tradicionalnih, moralnih vrednosti sela i korumpirane, materijalističke gradske sredine.

Predstavnik stare garde trgovaca. Surov, ali poseduje određeni kod ponašanja koji Stojan kasnije krši odlazeći u krajnost bezdušnosti. Stojan se dobro snalazi u trgovini

Stojan se dobro snalazi u trgovini. Njegova marljivost i prilagodljivost ("mutikaša") pomažu mu da napreduje. Vremenom, želja za bogatstvom potiskuje plemenita osećanja. Prilikom posete selu, on dolazi nakićen i bogat samo da bi mu se divili, ali odbija da ostane duže jer mu selo postaje strano. Njegov cilj postaje isključivo sticanje kapitala, što ga vodi u pohlepu i bezobzirnost. III Deo: Bogatstvo i unutrašnja praznina Prilikom posete selu, on dolazi nakićen i bogat

| Chapter | Key Events | | :--- | :--- | | | Gazda Simo falls seriously ill. He dictates his will, leaving his entire estate to Stojan. Anđa, previously more of a caretaker, becomes a key figure. | | Ch. 3-4 | Stojan meets and becomes infatuated with a beautiful girl also named Rosa (not his sister). He sends her letters and gifts. She gives him a carnation, which he treasures. | | Ch. 5-6 | Unfortunately, Rosa is in love with Stojan's childhood friend, Boško. Stojan's romantic advances are rejected. | | Ch. 7-8 | Gazda Simo dies. Stojan officially inherits the shop and the wealth. | | Ch. 9-10 | Anđa, now the widow, gives Stojan an ultimatum: marry her or be thrown out of the house. Stojan, despite his feelings for Rosa, agrees to the marriage to secure his position. He sends Rosa a letter breaking off any relationship. | | | Ch. 9-10 | Anđa

Ovo djelo oštro kritikuje tadašnji trgovački sloj i pokazuje kako materijalni uspon često prati potpuni duhovni slom. Kompletnu analizu možete pronaći na sajtu Lektire.me ili pogledati video analizu na YouTube kanalu Danilo Petrović Svetozar Ćorović - Stojan Mutikaša lektira - Lektire.me

Svetozar Ćorović's novel remains a powerful and relevant work of literature, more than a century after it was written. It is a stark warning about the dangers of unchecked ambition and the moral compromises that come with chasing material wealth.