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This essay is going to outline an educational-historical process and examine Tibullus and Propertius's presence in Hungarian school-books from the beginnings to 1945. The study mentions the European precedents and Hungarian educational-political orders concerning the two authors, but above all it deals with text-books, anthologies, books of literary history and other school-books. It summarizes how Tibullus and Propertius's oeuvre has appeared in teaching Latin, which of their works were known and read, and how their significance in literary history were appreciated.
Studia Historica Nitriensia
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2021
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vol. 25
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issue 2
495 - 532
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This submitted contribution deals with the participation of the National institute for Education in school-books preparing. After the WWII there was serious lack of school-books related to many subjects or using of them was politically incorrect. After the installation of communist regime many school-books or studying-texts were not compatible with newly adopted school curriculums. This problem was a result of more and more intensive enforcement of ideological demands. Both official tasks – revision of already existing school-books and creating /with research/ new texts – were the important professional base of the National Institute for Education, especially after the year 1949. The participation of this pedagogical institution in described activities took two main forms – official management of many review procedures in case of individual authors (but in case of authors groups too) and guaranteeing of commissions for school-books creating. Every author was in process of school-book writing, obliged to cooperate with the National Institute for Education. But no every school-book, planned to the start of the school year 1950/1951, was released in proper time, because the process of their preparation was complicated by spectrum of problems and complications.
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