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OBRAZ SLOVENSKÉHO FOLKLÓRU NA INTERNETE ALEBO ČO PONÚKA INTERNET POD HESLOM SLOVENSKÝ FOLKLÓR

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Danišovičová N.
Etnologické rozpravy (Ethnological Disputes)
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2005
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vol. 12
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issue 1
46-53
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The contribution deals with a process and result of a research probe aiming to get a view about the presence and forms of presentation of folklore on the internet websites after introducing the keynote 'Slovak folklore'. The research was realized in June and in July 2004. Presented results constitute an output of the analysis of 135 websites. The main goal of the research was, by publishing the results of the probe within this medium, to contribute to the development of knowledge base and starting points of scholarly discussion concerning the meaning of the term 'folklore' as it is used in daily life.
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DOBSINSKY'S 'REFLECTIONS ON THE SLOVAK LEGENDS' IN THE RECENT FOLKLORIC AND SLAVISTIC FOCUSES (Dobsinskeho 'Uvahy o slovenskych povestiach' vo svetle sucasnych folkloristickych a slavistickych vyskumov)

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Buzekova T., Krekovicova E.
Slovenský národopis (Slovak Ethnology)
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2008
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vol. 56
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issue 1
18-28
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The paper is dedicated to the ideas of Pavol Dobsinsky presented in his book 'Reflections on the Slovak legends' which has been virtually ignored by the Slovak scholars since the end of the 1950s. Dobsinsky's interpretation of folkloric material was close to the conceptions of earlier mythological school based on the ideas of Romanism, in particular to the ideas of Russian scholar Alexander Afanasjev. In general, earlier mythological school has developed into various scientific trends in other Slavic countries and Europe. Dobsinsky's attempts to reconstruct Slavic mythology were not sustained in Slovakia and were perceived by the Slovak scholars as naive. To explain the reasons of this, the authoresses analyze Dobsinsky's ideas: (1) from the perspective of contemporary Slovak folkloric focuses; (2) in wider context of development the ideas of mythological school in the West and East.
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