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The author presents the life and work of professor Władysław Kuraszkiewicz, especially pointing to his works concerning east Slavic languages and dialects, with a particular emphasis in Ukrainian. He also highlights studies of the history of Polish literary language, didactic and pedagogic presentation of professor Kuraszkiewicz as a creator of the Poznań school of historical linguistics.
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Obituary – Professor Mieczysław Tanty (* 19 July 1928 - † 22 April 2015)This obituary outlines the professional career and work of the outstanding Polish historian and Slavic studies scholar, Professor Mieczysław Tanty (19.07.1928–22.04.2015). Wspomnienie pośmiertne – prof. zw. dr hab. Mieczysław Tanty (* 19 lipca 1928 – † 22 kwietnia 2015)Tekst wspomnienia przedstawia drogę naukową i dorobek wybitnego polskiego historyka i znawcy dziejów Słowiańszczyzny, prof. Mieczysława Tantego.
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The Sorbian bibliography – its history and futureThe first Sorbian bibliographic registers were compiled in the 18th century and also became a tool for the growing national­historical awareness of the Sorbian intelligentsia. In 1847, the society named Maćica Serbska was founded to promote scholarly and cultural discussions for a national-­cultural discourse. In this function, it also made publication activities possible. In addition, the society founded a central Sorbian library and recorded all new Sorbian-­language books in its journal. A genuine Sorbian bibliography was compiled by Jakub Wjacsławk in 1929 (re-­issued and supplemented in 1952). The Institute for Sorbian People Research, founded in Bautzen in 1951 (since 1992 called the Sorbian Institute) continued this work. Predominantly in five-­year intervals, altogether ten volumes of this bibliography were published in the period 1945–2005. Since 1986, this was done electronically, establishing a database, which has been made available on the website of the Sorbian Institute since 2003 and also forms part of the German-language virtual library Slavistik, the so called Slavistik-­Portal.
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Unconventional (hi)stories of Slavic institutionsThe text is a short account of the international interdisciplinary conference „Unconventional (hi)stories of Slavic institutions” which was organized by Institute of Slavic Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Slavic Foundation and Polish Ethnological Society (Branch in Warsaw) and held in Warsaw on 23-25 October 2014. Niekonwencjonalne historie instytucji slawistycznychTekst stanowi krótkie sprawozdanie z międzynarodowej konferencji naukowej nt. „Niekonwencjonalne historie instytucji slawistycznych”, która zorganizowana została w War­szawie w dniach 23-25 października 2014 roku przez Instytut Slawistyki Polskiej Akademii Nauk, Fundację Slawistyczną i Polskie Towarzystwo Etnograficzne (Oddział w Warszawie).
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The first Sorbian bibliographic registers were compiled in the 18th century and also became a tool for the growing national­historical awareness of the Sorbian intelligentsia. In 1847, the society named Maćica Serbska was founded to promote scholarly and cultural discussions for a national-­cultural discourse. In this function, it also made publication activities possible. In addition, the society founded a central Sorbian library and recorded all new Sorbian-­language books in its journal. A genuine Sorbian bibliography was compiled by Jakub Wjacsławk in 1929 (re-­issued and supplemented in 1952). The Institute for Sorbian People Research, founded in Bautzen in 1951 (since 1992 called the Sorbian Institute) continued this work. Predominantly in five-­year intervals, altogether ten volumes of this bibliography were published in the period 1945–2005. Since 1986, this was done electronically, establishing a database, which has been made available on the website of the Sorbian Institute since 2003 and also forms part of the German-language virtual library Slavistik, the so called Slavistik-­Portal.
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The aim of this essay is to explain the significance of the Slavonic Review for the shaping and profiling of the field of historical Slavic studies. Historical Slavic studies is understood here in the sense of Slavonic studies that focus on the inception and development of the ideas of Pan-Slavism and inter- Slavic relations. At the same time, this field is complemented by the history of the field of Slavic studies itself, with which it shares many topical and methodological features. Both fields produce analytical work that is enriched with discussions of the broader contexts made possible by the more general approach.
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Styria-born Maximilian Schimek, the son of an immigrant brewer from Bohemia and his wife, was the polyglot author of several books, articles and maps on various topics, translator and engraver, teacher of Czech in Vienna and elsewhere as well as an important trailblazer of the Czech National Revival movement and the scientific pursuit of Slavic studies in Austria. Schimek’s manuscripts of a comparative grammar and history of the Slavic languages are of great significance to the reflection of the roots and the origin of methodically and scientifically pursued Slavic philology. They help us to obtain a clear idea about the state of knowledge concerning the Slavic languages at the end of the 18th century. We can at the same time clearly show the differences to Josef Dobrovský and his scientific approach in his Institutiones linguae Slavicae dialecti veteris (1822) as well as identify the organically grown developmental stages in scientific Slavic studies. Schimek’s role in this context was one of an eclectic. His main achievement was the condensation of the then current understanding of Slavic studies, but also other subjects. At the same time, he was a politically alert scholar who had his finger always on the pulse of time. In this respect, he can be rightly called a homo eruditus et politicus.
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Professor Tadeusz Skulina (1929–1992) was born in Katowice but from the Second World War he was connected with Great Poland. Also in Poznań, he studied Polish Studies and following his graduation became employed at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań where he completed the consecutive stages of his scholarly career. As a disciple of Professor Władysław Kuraszkiewicz he conducted research on the Polish language of the Old-Polish era and of the 16th century. His doctoral thesis (1964) was devoted to historical phonetics and historical dialectology but soon he changed his scholarly interests and entered the field of Slavic studies, especially East-Slavic languages. In his habilitation thesis he discussed the question of the Old-Ruthenian anthroponymy. This thesis, published in 1973, was the first original, so extensive and detailed thesis about the Old-Ruthenian names. As we know, in the period following the receipt of his habilitation degree Professor Tadeusz Skulina had plans to prepare a monograph about Polish feminine onomastics. He had pursued this for years, however, unfortunately, never managed to prepare a synthesis. He only left an unfinished editorial draft of this book. Apart from research activities, Professor Skulina was involved in didactics and also performed responsible administrative functions at the Institute of Polish Philology, was a member of numerous scholarly societies. For his achievements, he received many awards and honours. Professor Tadeusz Skulina died in 1992 after a long and emaciating illness. The scholarly achievements he has left inspire the successive generations of researchers. He also left unfinished written works and ideas which he never managed to realize.
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This review is a short presentation and an analysis of the book Кой, кога, къде в простарнното житие на св. Константин-Кирил (Vita Constantini: who, when, where) by Maya Ivanova and Tsvetomira Danova, published in 2021 in Sofia. The book consists of two main parts. The first and most extensive part is a kind of lexicon with 177 entries: personal name and by-names of actual historical figures; biblical and mythological characters; names of ethnonyms, tribes and languages; geographic names (including names of sacred objects), difficult and archaic words. Part II contains the text of the Vita. The book is a handbook intended for a wide groupof lay audiences, including Bulgarian Studies scholars abroad. This handbook is a coherent and well-thought-out entity. The study combines the condition of scientific credibility with the feature of accessibility. There is a need for similar teaching aids in the didactic process of students of Slavic studies.
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A Volume of Henadzʹ Tsykhun’s Selected Studies as a Testimony to His Wide-Ranging Interests in Slavic LinguisticsThis article is a review of Henadzʹ Tsykhun’s volume of selected studies entitled Prastora movy: Moŭnyia suviazi: Historyia sloŭ: vybranyia pratsy [Language Space, Language Connections, History of Words: Selected Studies]. The reviewed work describes issues of language contact, sociolinguistics, etymology and terminology. The volume concerns widely understood Slavic studies in both diachronic and synchronic aspects, with a special emphasis on the Belarusian language. Wybór publikacji Hienadzia Cychuna wyrazem wszechstronności zainteresowań slawistycznych autoraNiniejsza publikacja stanowi recenzję monografii Hienadzia Cychuna pt. Прастора мовы. Моўныя сувязі. Гісторыя слоў: выбраныя працы [Przestrzeń języka. Związki językowe. Historia słów. Wybrane opracowania]. Recenzowana praca opisuje zagadnienia kontaktów językowych, socjolingwistyki, etymologii oraz terminologii. Dotyczy szeroko rozumianej slawistyki zarówno w aspekcie diachronicznym, jak i synchronicznym, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem języka białoruskiego.
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Report of the conference Polyslav XVII (Kiev, 11–14 September 2013)The paper is a conference report. Young Slavists meet each other every year at the Polyslav conference. The previous meeting took place in Kiev and was organized by the Institute of Philology of the Taras Shevchenko National University in Kiev (Department of the Modern Ukrainian Language). Young linguists from 11 countries presented 68 reports associated with Slavic languages. The reports were related to almost all areas of linguistics. Sprawozdanie z konferencji Polyslav XVII (Kijów 11–14 września 2013 roku)Tekst jest sprawozdaniem z konferencji. Młodzi slawiści co roku spotykają się na konferencji Polyslav. Ostatnia z nich została zorganizowana przez Instytut Filologii Państwowego Uniwersytetu Kijowskiego im. Tarasa Szewczenki (Katedra Współczesnego Języka Ukraińskiego) w Kijowie. Młodzi slawiści z 11 krajów zaprezentowali 68 referatów opisujących języki słowiańskie. Referaty dotyczyły prawie wszystkich dziedzin językoznawstwa.
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The paper is a conference report. Young Slavists meet each other every year at the Polyslav conference. The previous meeting took place in Kiev and was organized by the Institute of Philology of the Taras Shevchenko National University in Kiev (Department of the Modern Ukrainian Language). Young linguists from 11 countries presented 68 reports associated with Slavic languages. The reports were related to almost all areas of linguistics.
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Tekst jest sprawozdaniem z konferencji. Młodzi slawiści co roku spotykają się na konferencji Polyslav. Ostatnia z nich została zorganizowana przez Instytut Filologii Państwowego Uniwersytetu Kijowskiego im. Tarasa Szewczenki (Katedra Współczesnego Języka Ukraińskiego) w Kijowie. Młodzi slawiści z 11 krajów zaprezentowali 68 referatów opisujących języki słowiańskie. Referaty dotyczyły prawie wszystkich dziedzin językoznawstwa.
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The paper presents the activity of a new Serbian journal “Novorečje” dedicated exclusively to neologisms in language. Analyses disseminated in this periodical are discussed in the context of the approaches to new vocabulary elaborated in the framework of Serbian linguistics. Parallels and divergences with respect to Polish linguistic tradition are also presented. Finally, the paper tries to summarise main research tendencies represented by the authors publishing in the journal “Novorečje”: analyses of new feminatives, discussions on derivative mechanisms, neosemantisms, semantic drives, phraseological innovations, lexemes denoting new phenomena, as well as methodological problems.
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Mykhailo Nayenko’s book of memoirs Озон зарубіжжя (Ozone of Abroad) is about author’s journeys to different countries and cultures. Mykhailo Nayenko is a well-known professor, who runs literary researches from the early 1980th for today. The book presented in the review, shows how academic landscape of Ukraine and Eastern Europe was changing after the collapse of Soviet Union. We can also notice some changes in author’s consciousness too as he tried to find his own place in the world without strict borders, in the conditions of free thoughts and possibility of speaking without censorship.
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“Metalanguages of Dictionaries of Various Types: Construction and Application” (Kiev, 5–6 June 2018): A Conference ReportThis article is a report from an international academic conference held on 5–6 June 2018 in Kiev, organised by the Institute of the Ukrainian Language, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. The event was entitled “Metalanguages of dictionaries of various types: Construction and application” and was devoted to the methodology of developing different types of dictionaries and metalanguages used in Slavic and non-Slavic lexicography.Sprawozdanie z konferencji naukowej „Метамови словникiв рiзних типiв: будова та застосування” (5–6 czerwca 2018, Kijów)Artykuł stanowi sprawozdanie z odbywającej się w dniach 5–6 czerwca 2018 roku w Kijowie konferencji „Metajęzyki słowników różnych typów: budowa i zastosowanie”, której organizatorem był Instytut Języka Ukraińskiego Narodowej Akademii Nauk Ukrainy. Omówiono referaty uczestników dotyczące opracowywania różnego typu słowników i metajęzyków w słowiańskiej i niesłowiańskiej leksykografii.
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International scientific conference Nowoczesne systemy slawistycznej informacji bibliograficznej – dziś i jutro (Warsaw, 8–9 October 2015)The article is a report from a conference organised in Warsaw on 8–9 October 2015 by the Slavic Academic Information Centre (Institute of Slavic Studies, Polish Academy of Sciences), the Slavic Foundation and the Linguistic Bibliography Committee of the International Committee of Slavists. It was the second conference over the span of the last three years devoted to the newest trends in and future development of Slavic studies information systems. Międzynarodowa konferencja naukowa Nowoczesne systemy slawistycznej informacji bibliograficznej – dziś i jutro (Warszawa, 8–9 października 2015)Artykuł stanowi sprawozdanie z międzynarodowej konferencji zorganizowanej w Warszawie 8–9 października 2015 roku przez Centrum Slawistycznej Informacji Naukowej Instytutu Slawistyki Polskiej Akademii Nauk, Fundację Slawistyczną i Komisję Bibliografii Lingwistycznej przy Międzynarodowym Komitecie Slawistów. Była to druga na przestrzeni ostatnich trzech lat konferencja poświęcona najnowszym trendom w systemach slawistycznej bibliograficznej oraz ich rozwojowi w przyszłości.
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The article follows Vladimír Svatoň’s comparative approach to literature in its practical application in three polemical debates: one on the concept of modern poetry at the beginning of the 1960s, one on the publishing of texts on literary theory in the period of “normalization” after the Russian occupation, and one on the conception of Slavic studies in the 1990s. These debates form a part of the delineation of the literary field in the political changes in Czech culture. In these occasional texts, we can clearly see Svatoň uniquely consistent thought in the face of the discontinuities of our history.
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