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SLOVAK-SLOVENIAN CONTACTS IN THE LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY

L. Kacirek

Slavica Slovaca > 2004 > 39 > 1 > 45-57

The present essay deals with Slovak-Slovenian contacts from the beginning of 1860s to the end of the 19th century. Cultural and political situation of two nations during the mentioned period is compared. The author describes their cultural collaboration through the national Maticas (national advancement leagues) as well as through the Slovak Museum Society. He presents life of the pharmacist family...

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ON CIRCUMSTANCES FOSTERING HANDWRITTEN CYRILLIC LITERARY CREATION IN THE AREAS OF EAST SLOVAKIA AND FORMER SUBCARPATHIAN RUS'

P. Zenuch

Slavica Slovaca > 2004 > 39 > 1 > 26-44

In this contribution, problems of investigating handwritten Cyrillic literary creation are discussed and some aspects of results accomplished so far are pointed out. The author turns his attention above all to some controversial questions related to interpretation of Cyrillic literary creation from linguistic, historical, cultural and religious points of view. Circumstances promoting paraliturgical...

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GLAGOLITIC LEAVES OF HLOHOVEC. (REMARKS ON TRANSLITERATING A GLAGOLITIC TEXT INTO ROMAN SCRIPT)

M. Slaninka

Slavica Slovaca > 2004 > 39 > 1 > 3-15

The article deals with one of the few Glagolic manuscripts found on the territory of Slovakia which were discovered by J.V. Gajdos in the Franciscan monastery in Hlohovec. Glagolitic folios from Hlohovec were until now given only a marginal attention from Slovak slavistics. The author concentrates on some graphematic questions (Graphical picture of glagolic letters) as well as on the questions connected...

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DENOMINAL STATE RESULTATIVE VERBS IN THE BULGARIAN AND SLOVAK LANGUAGES. (WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THEIR LEXICOGRAPHICAL TREATMENT)

M. Koskova

Slavica Slovaca > 2004 > 39 > 1 > 16-25

One group in the verbal systems of the Bulgarian and Slovak langauges constists of denominal verbs derived from nominal bases denoting a change of entity, respectively of substance or quality. The authoress' attention is focused on one representative component of the group, i. e. on verbs with different intention (object and subject verbs). Leaning on the present results of research into these problems...

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'A PIECE OF WORLD OF THEIR OWN' OF LEMKOS IN THE NORD-WESTERN POLAND

K. Gmaj

Slavica Slovaca > 2004 > 39 > 1 > 58-67

The resettlement from their homeland, which took place after the Second World War, was the turning point for the Lemkos community in Poland. There were two waves and two destination of that process: Ukrainian Socialist Republic and Western and Northern Poland. Lemkos were not allowed to return to the Beskid. Therefore, they had to adapt to the new territory. This article is focused on that process...

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KAMALDUL TRANSLATION OF RELIGIOUS WORKS. L. BLOSIUS AND LATIN ORIGINAL OF THIS TRANSLATION

A Skovierova

Slavica Slovaca > 2004 > 39 > 1 > 68-72

The article on the Kamaldul translation of religious works by L. Blosia and its Latin original represents a complex work by Benedictine abbot and an important ascetic author of a French origin from the 2nd half of the 16th century, Luis Blosia. Religious writings by Blosia were at the time of their creation very popular. They were published in several editions during the life of the author, spread...

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SLOVAK-MACEDONIAN LANGUAGE PARALLELS

E. Horak

Slavica Slovaca > 2004 > 39 > 2 > 107-114

The standard Slovak language and the standard Macedonian language originated in accordance with divergent tendencies of the development of standard Slavic languages. Despite the historical, political, cultural and social differences in developments of the Slovak nation and the Macedonian nation (1) both standard languages are based on the central dialects, i. e., the central Slovak interdialect in...

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A HISTORY OF THE LEXEME 'PREDAT' ' IN THE SLAVONIC CONTEXT

R. Kuchar

Slavica Slovaca > 2004 > 39 > 2 > 132-136

In his paper, the author examines a possible implementation of the lexeme 'predat' ' endowed with the meaning 'hand over' into the Slovak lexical inventory. Leaning on instances of this lexeme in Slovak historical sources and with regard to its development in other Slavonic languages, the author comes to the conclusion that the said meaning must be considered as new and out-of-system in the Slovak...

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A FOLK TALE RECORDED IN MITRO DOCINEC'S SONG-BOOK

P. Zenuch

Slavica Slovaca > 2004 > 39 > 2 > 156-160

The work describes circumstances of discovery of the folk narration text - the collection of paraliturgical songs in the Songbook of Mitro Docinec from the turn of the 18th and the 19th centuries. The author details the whole manuscript songbook and puts it through a palaeographic analyses. He assumes, that three foils of the manuscript containing the folk narration text were created earlier and come...

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FOLK PROSE IN THE COLLECTION OF SAMO CAMBEL AND VOLODYMIR HNATIUK - A SOURCE OF ETHNIC LINGUISTIC AND RELIGIOUS IDENTIFICATION OF SLOVAKS

K. Zenuchova

Slavica Slovaca > 2004 > 39 > 2 > 115-123

Dialecticians, who consider coherent dialect manifestation a suitable material for language research, offer a large amount of written folklore texts. The dialectological monograph by Samuel Cambel 'The Slovak Language and its Place the Family of Slavic Languages' (Turciansky Sv. Martin 1906) brings a rich collection of different genres of folk prose from the region of Eastern Slovakia. A similar collection...

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THE GENESIS OF FAIRY TALES BY PAVOL DOBSINSKY

J. Pacalova

Slavica Slovaca > 2004 > 39 > 2 > 143-155

Up to now, the relationship between fairy tales and Romanticism has been dealt with by literary historiography only marginally. The research of this relationship cannot be considered satisfactory and sufficient because fairy tales in Romanticism were regarded as an oral phenomenon. The perspective of such a research can be seen in the determination of the role of a fairy tale in Romanticism - i.e...

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ON THE ATLAS OF OLD-LUSATIAN TYPES OF LOCAL NAMES

V. Blanar

Slavica Slovaca > 2004 > 39 > 2 > 163-165

The dictionary of Old-Lusatian types of local names is an essential component of the series of the forthcoming atlases which is part of the research project on the Slavonic onomastic atlas. The dictionary represents a substantial contribution to the knowledge of Old-Lusatian structural types of local names providing us with important data for comparative Slavonic onomastics.

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PLACE OF POTISIE AND PANNONIA IN THE OLDEST ETHNO-GENEAOLOGICAL LEGEND OF SLAVONIC PEOPLES

A. K. Shaposhnikov

Slavica Slovaca > 2004 > 39 > 2 > 97-106

The paper deals with the oldest place, ethnic and personal names from Pannonia and Dacia (I-II AD), as well as from Circummaeotic region (III-IV AD), having Common Slavonic features. Common Slavonic place names and hydronyms mark the oldest areas of Slavonic language in Pannonia, Poland, Volyn' and Podonie. The distribution of early Slavonic place names correlates with regions of large Slavonic communities...

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ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INDIVIDUAL IDENTITY AND BELONGING TO THE COMMUNITY (AT THE EXAMPLE OF THE CARTHUSIAN MONASTERY AT LAPIS REFUGII)

N. Racova

Slavica Slovaca > 2004 > 39 > 2 > 124-121

Carthusian Monastery at Lapis Refugii in Scepusia (Spis) was active in the period of years 1299-1543. The authoress analyses in the study circumstances of its foundation, the monastery's community (monks - fathers, priors, etc.) and also circle of donors from the view-point of their individual ethnic identity or origin. The analysis on the base of Chronicle of the Anonymous Carthusian and of the preserved...

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A HISTORICAL AND ETYMOLOGICAL COMMENTARY ON THE SLAVONIC DESIGNATIONS OF 'BRICKLAYER'

J. Siatkowski

Slavica Slovaca > 2004 > 39 > 2 > 137-142

In the present paper, dialectal designations of 'bricklayer', as registered in the 8th lexical volume of the General Slavonic Linguistic Atlas (OLA), are compared to earlier instances of those designations in the Slavonic area. The geographical distribution of the designations, in OLA published in detail, is here presented in outline only, but rare and sporadic designations, or those occuring in isolated...

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ACTUAL STATE OF RESEARCH ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SLOVAKS AND OTHER NATIONS

J. Dorula

Slavica Slovaca > 2004 > 39 > 2 > 156-162

The present contribution commemorates the birth centenary of the renown Slovak researcher in Slavonic studies, Ján Stanislav. On the occasion of this anniversary, an interdisciplinary conference with international attendance took place in Liptovsky Ján, birthplace of Ján Stanislav. Participants discussed the existing accomplishments as well as future perspectives of the Slovak Slavonic studies and...

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P. O. HVIEZDOSLAV AND R. ZAWILINSKI

J. Dudasova-Krissakova

Slavica Slovaca > 2005 > 40 > 1 > 97-103

R. Zawilinski belongs to that generation of Polish intelligentsia which towards the end of the 19th century set out to perform a research into dialects and folk culture in the Goral area in the regions of Kysuce, Orava and Spis. During the ethnographic research in the region of Orava Zawilinski met with the most important Slovak poet P.O.Hviezdoslav. Their friendship which lasted for several years...

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THE CELEBRATION OF GREEK CATHOLIC FEASTS IN THE TERRITORY MIXED WITH TOMAN CATHOLICS ACCORDING TO ANNOUNCEMENT FROM 1794

P. Zubko

Slavica Slovaca > 2005 > 40 > 1 > 22-33

There are Greek Catholics living together with Roman Catholics in numerous places in the country of Eastern Slovakia. There were some researches in the year 1790 about their celebrations: whether they celebrated Roman Catholic or Greek Catholic feasts - whether they used Gregorian or Julian calendar. Greek Catholics celebrated feasts as Roman Catholics in Saris, Abov and in North Zemplin (subsequent...

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A NEW INTERNATIONAL FOLK-TALE TYPES CATALOGUE (ATU)

H. J. Uther

Slavica Slovaca > 2005 > 40 > 1 > 68-74

In December 2004 the Finish Academy of Sciences published within series Folklore Fellows Communications a new three volume catalogue of fairytale motifs and themes called The Types of International Folktales - A Classification and Bibliography. An older classification of themes introduced by Antti Aarne and developed by Stith Thompson became the bases of the new catalogue. Because of compatibility...

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MONUMENTAL WORK IN SLAVONIC ONOMASTICS

M. Olostiak

Slavica Slovaca > 2005 > 40 > 1 > 63-67

The paper introduces a two-volume publication entitled 'Slavonic Onomastics. Encyclopedia' (SOE), written by a collective of authors and released in Poland (2002-2003). SOE includes editor's preface by E. Rzetelska-Feleszko, introductory chapter by R. Srámek, 24 'hyperchapters' (entries) and supplements. Each entry is composed of 12 chapters devoted to onomastics and onymy in Poland, Czech Republic,...

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SLOVAK-SLOVENIAN CONTACTS IN THE LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY

ON CIRCUMSTANCES FOSTERING HANDWRITTEN CYRILLIC LITERARY CREATION IN THE AREAS OF EAST SLOVAKIA AND FORMER SUBCARPATHIAN RUS'

GLAGOLITIC LEAVES OF HLOHOVEC. (REMARKS ON TRANSLITERATING A GLAGOLITIC TEXT INTO ROMAN SCRIPT)

DENOMINAL STATE RESULTATIVE VERBS IN THE BULGARIAN AND SLOVAK LANGUAGES. (WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THEIR LEXICOGRAPHICAL TREATMENT)

'A PIECE OF WORLD OF THEIR OWN' OF LEMKOS IN THE NORD-WESTERN POLAND

KAMALDUL TRANSLATION OF RELIGIOUS WORKS. L. BLOSIUS AND LATIN ORIGINAL OF THIS TRANSLATION

SLOVAK-MACEDONIAN LANGUAGE PARALLELS

A HISTORY OF THE LEXEME 'PREDAT' ' IN THE SLAVONIC CONTEXT

A FOLK TALE RECORDED IN MITRO DOCINEC'S SONG-BOOK

FOLK PROSE IN THE COLLECTION OF SAMO CAMBEL AND VOLODYMIR HNATIUK - A SOURCE OF ETHNIC LINGUISTIC AND RELIGIOUS IDENTIFICATION OF SLOVAKS

THE GENESIS OF FAIRY TALES BY PAVOL DOBSINSKY

ON THE ATLAS OF OLD-LUSATIAN TYPES OF LOCAL NAMES

PLACE OF POTISIE AND PANNONIA IN THE OLDEST ETHNO-GENEAOLOGICAL LEGEND OF SLAVONIC PEOPLES

ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INDIVIDUAL IDENTITY AND BELONGING TO THE COMMUNITY (AT THE EXAMPLE OF THE CARTHUSIAN MONASTERY AT LAPIS REFUGII)

A HISTORICAL AND ETYMOLOGICAL COMMENTARY ON THE SLAVONIC DESIGNATIONS OF 'BRICKLAYER'

ACTUAL STATE OF RESEARCH ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SLOVAKS AND OTHER NATIONS

P. O. HVIEZDOSLAV AND R. ZAWILINSKI

THE CELEBRATION OF GREEK CATHOLIC FEASTS IN THE TERRITORY MIXED WITH TOMAN CATHOLICS ACCORDING TO ANNOUNCEMENT FROM 1794

A NEW INTERNATIONAL FOLK-TALE TYPES CATALOGUE (ATU)

MONUMENTAL WORK IN SLAVONIC ONOMASTICS

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