The position of reality in Julije Knifer’s artistc text and in Slavonian war prose
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Abstract
The status of ”reality” in visual and literary art is the subject of research of this paper. By doing a comparative reading of both a visual and a literary text, different reality transposition models and semantic aspects in both arts will be pursued, as well as potential strategic characteristics that they have in common. The focus of this paper will be Julije Knifer’s paintings and Davor Špišić’s journal integrated as part of Slavonian war prose.