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JOZEF RUŽIČKA A STUDIA ACADEMICA SLOVACA

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Pekarovičová J.
Slovenská reč (Slovak Language)
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2017
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vol. 82
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issue 1
24 – 32
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The paper focuses on the scientific research of prof. PhDr. Jozef Ružička, DrSc., who uncovered grammatical aspects of the Slovak to foreign students in his presentations at the Summer School of Slovak Language and Culture Studia Academica Slovaca. In his lectures, he helped participants to see Slovak as confident competitive Central European language which is able to respond to the dynamic changes resulting from the communication needs of the language users. Taking into account the long-term scientific research of Jozef Ružička, the author interprets the contribution of his lectures which were published in anthologies named Studia Academica Slovaca between 1965 and 1979.
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THE 9th SUMMER SCHOOL FOR YOUNG ADULT EDUCATION RESEARCHERS, ZIELONA GÓRA, MAY 21-26, 2007

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Sulik M.
Dyskursy Młodych Andragogów / Adult Education Discourses
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2008
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vol. 9
11-18
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The aim of the authoress is to present a report on her involvement in The Summer School for Young Adult Education Researchers, an academic project which has gained a stable position in the calendar of academic events. The report outlines the contents of the 9th edition of the Summer School organized in Zielona Góra which was abundant in significant academic events, including the presentation prepared by both experienced researchers as well as younger academics. Academic debates, lectures, simulations as well as a study visit in Berlin constituted the major points in the program of The School for Young Adult Education Researchers. This exceptional encounter of young researchers and professors, authorities in the field of adult education resulted in the publication entitled The Debate of Young Adult Education Researchers.
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SUMMER SCHOOL OF TRANSLATION

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Keniz A.
World Literature Studies
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2009
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vol. 1(18)
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issue 4
80 – 88
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The article is analysis and evaluation of the regular meetings of Slovak translators, known as Summer school of translation. The founder of summer school of translation was A. Popovič who at that time worked in the Division of Literary Communication and Experimental Methodology at the Pedagogical Faculty in Nitra. The aim of this school was education of young literary-scientific and journalistic generation, as well as development of translation practice, history, theory and criticism of translation.
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PROFESOR JOZEF MISTRÍK A STUDIA ACADEMICA SLOVACA

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Pekarovičová J.
Slovenská reč (Slovak Language)
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2011
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vol. 76
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issue 5-6
269 – 281
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The paper reflects the versatility with which Prof. PhDr. Jozef Mistrík, DrSc. (1921–2000) worked in the Studia Academica Slovaca centre, especially as the Director of the Summer School of Slovak Language and Culture. He carried out the function for two decades (1972 – 1991). Under his leadership, the SAS shaped from the point of view of its contents as well as methodology, and became a competitive institution, significantly contributing to the national interdisciplinary Slovakistics and its development abroad. Jozef Mistrík was an author of numerous original projects and products, up to now representing the SAS, but at the same time differentiating it from other institutions of similar focus of activity. With the establishment of the SAS Proceedings 40 years ago began the edition series of specific publication of the papers delivered as lectures during the individual summer schools. In his lectures, Jozef Mistrík presented in a particular manner the results of his academic research, especially in the field of stylistics, frequency research and grammatical and lexical structure of Slovak in confrontation with other languages. Thanks to his managerial and promotional skills, the SAS became popular in media, and its events also started being archived in the SAS chronicles, up to the present day still recording every year of the summer school and specifically giving evidence of the program and the participants of this international event.
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