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Muzyczne imaginarium Erazma z Rotterdamu

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Jeż T.
Odrodzenie i Reformacja w Polsce
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2023
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vol. 67
7-31
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The article is devoted to the ideas about music reconstructed on the basis of Erasmus of Rotterdam’s writings. The humanist’s musical imagery includes mainly reflections on the role of the art of sound in education, religious formation, liturgy, and social life. The attention he paid to this form of human activity was related to a programme of moral renewal (renascentia) derived from ancient and patristic traditions. In this approach, however, the pragmatic functions of music are also a key element of his humanistic narrative, later exploited and developed in the writings of the sixteenth-century Church reformers.
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Przedmiotem artykułu są wyobrażenia na temat muzyki rekonstruowane na podstawie piśmiennictwa Erazma z Rotterdamu. Muzyczne imaginarium tego humanisty obejmuje przede wszystkim refleksje nad rolą sztuki dźwięku w edukacji, formacji religijnej, liturgii i życiu społecznym. Uwaga, którą poświęca tej formie ludzkiej aktywności, wiąże się z wywodzonym z tradycji antycznej i patrystycznej programem odnowy moralnej (renascentia). Pragmatyczne funkcje muzyki są w tym ujęciu jednak także kluczowym elementem jego narratywu humanistycznego, eksploatowanego później i rozwijanego w piśmiennictwie szesnastowiecznych reformatorów Kościoła.
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Działalność piśmiennicza duchowieństwa diecezji częstochowskiej w latach 1925-1939

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Kapuściński J.
Roczniki Historii Kosciola (Annals of Church History)
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2012
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vol. 4(59)
113-144
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Between the year 1925 and the outbreak of World War II, the Diocese of Częstochowa had 473 priests. Apart from their pastoral duties, some priests engaged in writing. They were educated for that purpose, and some of them had had previous authorship experiences in other Dioceses. The most prolific were priests coming from the Diocese of Włocławek. Essays and papers by the Częstochowa Diocese priests were published by university and Diocese publishing houses. Clerical publishing was strongly supported by the Diocese leaders, such as Bishop Teodor Kubina, who emphasized the importance of these activities. The publications in question concerned a variety of issues and domains. Most works concerned theology. Some of these were strictly scientific papers, others were of more popular character, yet others were targeted at a wider public. The publications were in Polish and Latin. Apart from theology, some priests wrote texts in the field of humanities: literature, documentaries and journalism. Altogether, in the years 1925-1939, at least 57 priests were active writers, which equalled 12% of the total of the clergy in the Diocese.
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Działalność piśmiennicza duchowieństwa diecezji częstochowskiej w latach 1925-1939

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Kapuściński J.
Roczniki Historii Kościoła
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2012
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vol. 4
113-144
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Between the year 1925 and the outbreak of World War II, the Diocese of Częstochowa had 473 priests. Apart from their pastoral duties, some priests engaged in writing. They were educated for that purpose, and some of them had had previous authorship experiences in other Dioceses. The most prolific were priests coming from the Diocese of Włocławek. Essays and papers by the Częstochowa Diocese priests were published by university and Diocese publishing houses. Clerical publishing was strongly supported by the Diocese leaders, such as Bishop Teodor Kubina, who emphasized the importance of these activities. The publications in question concerned a variety of issues and domains. Most works concerned theology. Some of these were strictly scientific papers, others were of more popular character, yet others were targeted at a wider public. The publications were in Polish and Latin. Apart from theology, some priests wrote texts in the field of humanities: literature, documentaries and journalism. Altogether, in the years 1925-1939, at least 57 priests were active writers, which equalled 12% of the total of the clergy in the Diocese.
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