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2018 | 7 | 2 | 36 – 43

Article title

CNOSŤ A MRAVNOSŤ AKO NOETICKÝ PRINCÍP NADVÄZNOSTI GAVLOVIČOVÝCH ŠKȎL

Title variants

EN
Virtue and morality as a noetic principle of continuity of the Gavlovič's schools of thought

Languages of publication

SK

Abstracts

EN
The basic problem in Škola kresťanská is its thematic and motivic construction, which was previously the reason for different interpretative analysis being remarked in this study. The experts had a lot of problems with dedication of the creation interposing to the semantic opposition to Valaská škola, which is considered as the mature work in Gavlovič's creation. In this sketch we attempted to highlight the noetic connection between the mentioned literary works – we assumed that the principle of morality and virtue (based on the penitence) is the most important idea in Gavlovič's poetic. These axioms let the people come closer to the God. Studying the utterances of Gavlovič's poetic our intention was addressed to the analysis of thematic and motivic structure in Valaská škola and Škola kresťanská, which form together one whole qualitative complex. We pointed out to the author's relationship to his works and accented to the epistemological problems arising from this relationship including different social and biographic aspects, which determine the author's motivation and intention. We also emphasised, that the out-literary influences caused that creations have been hang over in form of autographs and their accessibility was therefore minimizing.

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Year

Volume

7

Issue

2

Pages

36 – 43

Physical description

Contributors

  • Slavistický ústav Jána Stanislava SAV, Dúbravská cesta 9, 841 04 Bratislava, Slovak Republic

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Publication order reference

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