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Volume 2, 2018, No Vedecký časopis o kultúre regiónov na Slovensku Scientific Journal of Regional Culture in Slovakia ................................................................................................................................................. Vedecký časopis o kultúre regiónov na Slovensku / Scientific Journal of Regional Culture in Slovakia je interdisciplinárny vedecký recenzovaný časopis. Tematicky sa zameriava na výskum rôznych aspektov kultúry slovenských regiónov. Všetky informácie pre prispievateľov a čitateľov sú dostupné na internetovej stránke časopisu www.csr.sk. Časopis vychádza dvakrát ročne. Scientific Journal of Regional Culture in Slovakia (Vedecký časopis o kultúre regiónov na Slovensku) is an interdisciplinary scientific reviewed journal. It focuses on the research of various aspects of the culture of Slovak regions. All information for contributors and readers is avaible on the website of journal www.csr.sk. Journal is published twice a year. Hlavný redaktor / Editor in chief: Andrej Štafura Redaktor / Editor: Katarína Štafurová, Martin Čulík Redakčná rada / Editorial Board: Timotea Vráblová, Janka Petőczová, Martin Čulík, Martin Braxatoris, Marcela Bednárová, Marianna Bárdiová, Peter Barta Vedecký časopis o kultúre regiónov na Slovensku / Scientific Journal of Regional Culture in Slovakia, roč. 2, zv. 2, 2018, č. 1. Časopis vydáva Quirinus, o. z., Adresa redakcie: Quirinus, o. z., Litovelská 624/3, 050 01 Revúca, e-mail: [email protected], internetová stránka časopisu: www.csr.sk. Scientific Journal of Regional Culture in Slovakia (Vedecký časopis o kultúre regiónov na Slovensku), year 2, volume 2, 2018, no. 1. Magazine is published by Quirinus, o. z., Editorial address: Quirinus, o. z., Litovelská 624/3, 050 01 Revúca, Slovakia, E-mail: [email protected], website of magazine: www.csr.sk. Partneri: Slovenské magnezitové závody, a. s. Jelšava, Mestské kultúrne stredisko Revúca Fotografia na obálke / photo on envelope: Ing. Maroš Detko Obálka / Envelope © Martin Rolinec © Quirinus, o. z., Katarína Štafurová – Martin Čulík – Andrej Štafura ISSN 2585-8068 Vedecký časopis o kultúre regiónov na Slovensku Scientific Journal of Regional Culture in Slovakia ................................................................................................................................................. Obsah Contents Štúdie / Studies Šafárikova filozofia slovanských dejín / Šafárik’s Philosophy of Slavic History Martin BRAXATORIS......................................................................................................................................... s. 1 Stredoveké hudobné rukopisy pavlínov z územia Slovenska. Zlomok Pavlínskeho graduálu II.D.80 z Knižnice evanjelického zboru a.v. v Revúcej Medieval Pauline musical manuscripts from the territory of the Slovakia. The Pauline fragment II.D.80 from the Library of the Evangelic Church a.v. in Revúca Eva VESELOVSKÁ .......................................................................................................................................... s. 26 Tri hlasy z Gemera na prestížnych európskych operných scénach. Život a kariéra Ilony Bárdossy, Márie Basilides a Ildikó Kolbay / Three voices from Gemer at prestigious European opera scenes. Life and Career of Ilona Bardossy, Maria Basilides and Ildiko Kolbay Eleonóra BLAŠKOVÁ ...................................................................................................................................... s. 48 Vedecký časopis o kultúre regiónov na Slovensku Scientific Journal of Regional Culture in Slovakia ................................................................................................................................................. Šafárikova filozofia slovanských dejín Šafárik’s Philosophy of Slavic History Martin BRAXATORIS Abstrakt Abstract Príspevok zasadzuje Šafárikovu reflexiu problémov The contribution places Šafárik’s reflection of the slovenskej etnicity, kultúry, jazyka a dejín do kontextu problems of the Slovak ethnicity, culture, language and history both into the context of the European európskeho filozofického myslenia a tiež domácich philosophical thinking and of the domestic traditions myšlienkových tradícií. V nadväznosti na výskumy of thought. Following the researches of the Slovak and slovenských i zahraničných bádateľov usúvzťažňuje foreign research workers, it establishes connections between Herder’s conception of history and the Herderovu koncepciu dejín s názormi, prezentovanými viewpoints presented in Slowanské Starožitnosti v Slovanských starožitnostiach, Slovanskom (Slavic Antiquities), Slowanský národopis (Slavic národopise, Dejinách slovanských jazykoch a literatúr Ethnography), Geschichte der slawischen Sprache und Literatur nach allen Mundarten (History of the Slavic všetkých nárečí ale aj v ďalších Šafárikových dielach. Language and Literature by All Vernaculars), but also Popri ďalších súvislostiach kladie dôraz aj na in other Šafárik’s works. Apart from other zakotvenie Šafárikovej charakteristiky a etnickej connections, it puts emphasis also on the placement of klasifikácie Slovanov v rámci kontextu dobového Šafárik’s characteristics and of the ethnical classification of the Slavs in terms of the context of filozofického myslenia, pričom sa sústredí o. i. na the contemporary philosophical thinking, while being problematiku chápania národov ako dejinotvorných centred, inter alia, on the problematics of the subjektov, role jazyka ako určujúcej charakteristiky perception of the nations as the history-shaping subjects, of the role of the language as the determining národov, a tiež na otázky kultúrneho pluralizmu a characteristics of the nations and also on the questions smerovania dejín. of the cultural plurality and of the direction of the history. Kľúčové slová: P. J. Šafárik, filozofia dejín, J. G. Key words: P. J. Šafárik, philosophy of history, J. G. Herder Herder 1 Vedecký časopis o kultúre regiónov na Slovensku Scientific Journal of Regional Culture in Slovakia ................................................................................................................................................. Rodák z gemerského Kobeliarova Pavol Jozef The native from Kobeliarovo in Gemer, Pavol Šafárik vstúpil do kultúrnych dejín najmä ako básnik, Jozef Šafárik went down in the cultural history mainly historik, etnograf a slavista. Nemožno však pritom as a poet, historian, ethnographer and Slavist. zabúdať ani na filozofické rozmery jeho tvorby, a to However, the philosophical dimensions of his works napriek tomu, že nenavrhol ucelený všeobecne should not be forgotten either, despite the fact that he koncipovaný filozofický systém. Ak máme did not devise a coherent and comprehensively devised charakterizovať jeho filozofické postoje, v prvom rade philosophical system. To characterize his musíme podotknúť, že sa spolu s Josefom philosophical attitudes, first of all, we have to note that Dobrovským, Josefom Jungmanom, Jánom Kollárom he is classified along with Josef Dobrovský, Josef či Karlom Havlíčkom Borovským zaraďuje medzi Jungmann, Ján Kollár or Karel Havlíček Borovský as herderiánskych mysliteľov1 a jeho filozofické myslenie one of the Herderianist thinkers,1 or, in other words, sa charakterizuje prostredníctvom termínu his philosophical thinking is characterized by means of „herderizmus“; nezriedka sa pritom upozorňuje na the term “Herderianism”; at the same time, it is often skutočnosť, že to, čo sa v literatúre tradične označuje pointed out that what is traditionally referred ako „herderizmus“, je veľmi zložitý súbor názorov to as “Herderianism” in literature is a very Johanna Gottfrieda von Herdera a tiež jeho complicated set of Johann Gottfried von Herder predchodcov a nasledovníkov.2 Bádateľ má pri and his predecessors and followers’ viewpoints.2 A rekonštrukcii genézy Šafárikových názorov to šťastie, researcher is fortunate enough when reconstructing the že vplyvy jeho učiteľov na jeho myslenie od genesis of Šafárik’s viewpoints that the impact of his chlapčenských a mládeneckých čias zachytáva súdobá teachers on his thinking since his boyhood and biografia, pozostávajúca z jeho vlastných slov.3 Popri bachelor days is captured by a contemporary herderovských inklináciách sa vo vzťahu Šafárikovmu biography formulated in his own words.3 Apart from chápaniu dejín uvádzajú aj myšlienkové vplyvy Herderian inclinations, also impacts of thought by historika Heinricha Ludena, klasického filológa Heinrich Luden, the classical philologist Heinrich Karl Heinricha Karla Abrahama Eichstädta, historika Abraham Eichstädt and by the historian August Augusta Ludwiga von Schlözera.4 Z ďalších Ludwig von Schlözer are mentioned in relation to mysliteľov, ktorí v určitých oblastiach formovali Šafárik’s understanding of history.4 From other Šafárikovo filozofické myslenie, možno uviesť thinkers who formed Šafárik’s philosophical thinking Johanna Gottlieba Fichteho5 a v gnozeologickej oblasti in certain areas, it is possible to mention Johann Jakoba Friedricha Friesa.6 Šafárik však rozhodne Gottlieb Fichte5 and also Jakob Friedrich Fries nepatril k epigónom spomínaných nemeckých in the gnoseological field.6 However, at the same time, 2 Vedecký časopis o kultúre regiónov na Slovensku Scientific Journal of Regional Culture in Slovakia ................................................................................................................................................. „vzorov”.7 Jeho záujem o dejiny pritom vyrastal už he definitely did not belong to the epigones
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