DAMASCUS EDUCATION TRANSLATION-COMPILATORY ACTIVITY
DAMASCUS EDUCATION TRANSLATION-COMPILATORY ACTIVITY
Author(s): Sunchica Trifunovska JanikjSubject(s): Language studies, Language and Literature Studies, Theoretical Linguistics, Applied Linguistics, Studies of Literature
Published by: International Vision University
Keywords: Damascene; Damascus tradition; Damascus literature; Krinian damask; Sokrovishte.
Summary/Abstract: For the development of the Macedonian cultural tradition, the damask tradition is of special importance, because it is a facilitator of the Enlightenment idea. The interest in this literary form appeared in the XVI century, and lasted until the XIX century and until our modernity. The Damascenes are named after the modern Greek preacher Damascene Studit, who advocated writing in a language that was simple and understandable to the people. In that way, the vernacular language began to enter the Church Slavonic literary and written expression, and it gained stronger influence in the contents of the texts that had a more practical preaching and ideological purpose.
Journal: International Scientific Journal Vision
- Issue Year: 8/2023
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 99-111
- Page Count: 13
- Language: English
