CHILDREN'S CONCEPT - WIDE SPECTRUM
Abstract
This study includes Agim Deva’s literature about children. It includes two main aspects: The concept of a child and the social topic. The notion of the child in his literature is treated in both horizontal and vertical extension. The study is based on theoretical analysis, linguistic and literature. In some features it is treated as a poem and poetry. It includes some content of fables with associative analogies in works for children and the composition has not a linear line, but rather an entangled line where few segments of the concept of a child are presented. From the variety of topics, social topic is partly presented.
Keywords: child, verse, literature, notion, figuration, parallelism, synonym, symbol, comparison, concept, fable.
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