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"Aukso amžiaus" pabaiga: Antano Baranausko versija

Author(s): Paulius Subačius / Language(s): Lithuanian / Issue: 2(27)/2002

The works of the poet Antanas Baranauskas represent a shift from the cyclic interpretation of time, which belongs to the paradigm of natural and mythical consciousness, towards the linear historical time. This observation, which has already been discussed in the articles of the same author, here is developed in two aspects. On the one hand, it shows that the historical conceptualization of experience in Baranauskas' poetry is sanctioned by the figure of God. On the other hand, it raises the hypothesis that the linearity coming into force can be considered as the factor bringing about the Christianization of the Lithuanian consciousness. The mental reform introduced by Baranauskas is analyzed in the broad context of the paradigmatic alternatives of the perception of time that is characteristic of the European civilization.

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"Nebibliografinë" Jono Bretkûno Postilë (1591): Vlado Daumanto egzempliorius

Author(s): Ona Aleknavičienė / Language(s): Lithuanian / Issue: 06/2004

In this article I describe the copy of Jonas Bretkûnas' Postilla (1591), which is kept in the Kaunas Art Gallery of Mykolas Žilinskas (this is a division of the National Art Museum of Mikalojus Konstantinas Èiurlionis), in the section of Archival Documents and Photographs (call number: Tkr. 148). Until 1944 the copy was kept in the private collection of Vladas Daumantas. For a certain period after World War Two it was unknown to scholars. The copy was included neither in the Lithuanian Bibliography (Lietuvos TSR bibliografija, 1969; LB I), nor in the supplement volume (Papildymai, 1990; LBP). This is the tenth copy of Bretkûnas' Postilla kept in Lithuania. Daumantas' copy is not defective, but is in good condition. There are, however, certain errors of pagination. Certain circumstances attest that this copy was the property of Vladas Daumantas: (1) an inscription in purple pencil on the title page "VDaumantas" (cf. Fig. 1); (2) an inscription "VDaumanto kolekcija" in the accession book of the Art Museum of Mikalojus Konstantinas Èiurlionis; (3) a description of the Postilla in the manuscripts by Petras Jakðtas (a contemporary of Daumantas; they both were members of the 27 Book Lovers Society).

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2015 METŲ LIETUVIŲ LITERATŪROS KATEDROS KRONIKA

2015 METŲ LIETUVIŲ LITERATŪROS KATEDROS KRONIKA

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Lithuanian / Issue: 1/2015

Kovo 12 d. docentui Kęstučiui Urbai už nuopelnus vaikų literatūrai ir skaitymo skatinimą įteikta Lietuvos Respublikos Vyriausybės Kultūros ir meno premija. 2015 metais katedros darbuotojai parengė ir publikavo mokslo straipsnių Lietuvos ir užsienio spaudoje, dalyvavo mokslo projektuose.Profesorė emeritė Viktorija Daujotytė ir doc. Kęstutis Urba sudarė knygą „Istorijoje ir auditorijoje“, skirtą ilgametės katedros darbuotojos, docentės Petronėlės Česnulevičiūtės 90-mečiui. 2015 m. vasario 19 d. knyga buvo pristatyta Tarptautinėje Vilniaus knygų mugėje.

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20-ųjų metų kartos liudijimai privačiojoje raštijoje: Alberto Dilio (1920–2000) atvejis

20-ųjų metų kartos liudijimai privačiojoje raštijoje: Alberto Dilio (1920–2000) atvejis

Author(s): Ona Dilytė-Čiurinskienė / Language(s): Lithuanian / Issue: 1/2019

The article employs the egodocumentary approach to examine how the private writings of Albertas Dilys (1920–2000), political prisoner and Lithuanian scholar of the 1920s generation, records and reflects upon his refusal to compromise under the circumstances of the Soviet occupation. Dilys was part of the generation who were born on the eve of the creation of the State of Lithuania – between 1917 and 1922 – and who, having graduated from the schools of the newly independent state, entered university by the end of 1930s with a distinct aim to contribute to the European culture worthy of a free nation. However, the Second World War and the alternating Nazi and Soviet occupations brought an end to these youthful ideals. Because the existential choices made by these young people pulled the generation apart and, in regard to the Soviet oppression, disseminated it both geographically and axiologically, defining its conceptual coherence is somewhat problematic. Yet, reflecting on separate individual choices may help us understand the people’s motivation and the paradigms which bring this generation together on the one hand and break it up on the other. Rather than appraise the decisive generational self-conceptions in the context of 1944, the case of Albertas Dilys enables us to look into the different manifestations of conscious existential resolve, its origins, and consequences. The notion of the 1920s generation here describes the humanities students with literary aspirations who first studied at Vytautas Magnus University in Kaunas and then at Vilnius University. As high-school pupils, most of them took part in the Ateitis movement, which was a Catholic organisation opposed to the Lithuanian government of the day. At university, they joined Šatrija, a society dedicated to the study of art, literature, and philosophy. At the centre of the present research are documents testifying to Dilys’ personal existential quest and self-realisation in the context of repressions and further oppression: his memories, correspondence, notes, journals. To frame the research material, the article makes partial use of intertextual and sociocritical analysis. Dilys’ egodocumentary accounts are examined in light of historically reliable biographical and background facts. This article aims to discover and highlight in Dilys’ egodocuments his testimonies of self-reflection, personal resolve and its consequences and, by means of comparative analysis, to look for similar premises in the accounts of other contemporaries in order to indicate the epistemological gaps in the research field of the 1920s generation. Dilys’ case is by no means typical; cases like his have been deemed marginal in most sociological and sociocultural research. The history of existential choices and reflection on it, as testified in Dilys’ egodocuments, have a distinct character: emphasis is placed on inner resistance, whose parallels extend into the spiritual maturity derived from youthful ideals, the quest for the meaning of life, and the adoption of an ethical position at the expense of career development and professional life and subjection to ostracism and relative poverty. This egodocumentary research reveals the complexity of uncompromising choices and their consequences in a repressive and oppressive society. Dilys’ egodocuments are strongly oriented toward the past as well as the ideal of youth and the pastoral world of the parental home. Similar utopian undertones and pathos as well as solidarity with the 1920s generation of idealists trapped in a historical downfall – characteristically, this generation is perceived from passéist perspective, in retrospective projection that centers on the youthful past – crop up in the accounts of other former members of Šatrija. The paradigm of Dilys’ existential choices calls for a further inquiry into the life of the 1920s generation.

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A challenge to collective memory: Yitskhok Rudashevski’s Diary of the Vilna Ghetto

A challenge to collective memory: Yitskhok Rudashevski’s Diary of the Vilna Ghetto

Author(s): Mindaugas Kvietkauskas / Language(s): English / Issue: 42/2018

This article aims to analyse the diary of Yitskhok Rudashevski (1927–1943), the story of its writing and publication and the existing biographical material about the author. It attempts to answer the question of what is or could be the significance of this lieu de mémoire for the current developments in Holocaust memory culture in Lithuania. The adopted definitions of cultural and collective memory and sites of memory are based on the concepts proposed by Jan and Aleida Assmann and Pierre Nora. On the one hand, the diary written by a child in the Vilnius ghetto is of major documentary, moral and aesthetic significance and stimulates individual empathy. On the other hand, the text raises acute issues reflecting a conflict between different memory narratives and interpretations of history. Pro-Soviet sympathies of the author, negative imagery of Lithuanians and certain deheroisation of the ghetto community make the text a “problematic” memory site. These challenges of the diary are interpreted as indicators showing whether contemporary Holocaust narrative in Lithuania is already mature enough to accept the dialogical forms of cultural memory.

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A lív költészet nyomában

A lív költészet nyomában

Author(s): Péter Pomozi / Language(s): Hungarian / Issue: 05/2017

This short study evokes a Baltic Finnic language that is now almost extinct, i.e. Livonian. After offering basic information on the medieval Livonian language area and the former dialectal distribution, the article focuses upon the linguistic heritage of the Salaca Livonian groups, who once lived along the seabanks of the Riga gulf and the Salaca and Svētupe rivers. The Livonians’ history does not end with their ancestors’ death. Curland Livonian has been revitalised, a standard grammar, vocabulary and spelling have been developed. This language is spoken in many places and on many forums, e.g. at summer courses and universities. Two remarkable volumes of poetry, containing the poems of Ķempi Kārl, were also published recently. The second part of the study is dedicated to the lyrical world of Ķempi Kārl, who experiments in his work with the poetical infinity of Salaca Livonian.

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Absurdo idėjos transformacijos mirusio dievo pasaulyje

Absurdo idėjos transformacijos mirusio dievo pasaulyje

Author(s): Marijus Šidlauskas / Language(s): Lithuanian / Issue: 1/2017

This article discusses the origins and transformation of the idea of the absurd in the modern secularized world. Submitted for consideration is the Latin locution “credo quia absurdum,” a saying ascribed to Tertullian, and how this locution was implicated in the evolution of the idea of the absurd and reflected in literature and art. Examined in the paper are the modifications caused by existential and social changes as well as the interaction of both objective and subjective factors. Using sociohistorical arguments, the author begins to polemicize with the absurdity-suggestive deduction considering the emptiness of existence and the absence of God as somewhat absolute facts. Regarding the reflection of absurdity in Lithuanian culture, the context of religious existentialism, represented by such works as Jobo drama (The Drama of Job) by A. Maceina and Žmogus be Dievo (Man without God) by J. Girnius, was of significant importance. The abovementioned works stimulated a deeper and more authentic artistic insight into the problem. In the panorama of Lithuanian literature of the 20th century, signs of absurdity can be seen in the works of classical (V. Mykolaitis-Putinas, B. Sruoga, H. Radauskas, M. Martinaitis), avantgarde (P. Morkūnas, S. Šemetys) and postmodern (M. Ivaškevičius, S. Parulskis, G. Grajauskas) authors. The performances of A. Ambrasas, which were staged at the Institute of Art in the late sixties, stand out as a distinguishing and methodically framed phenomenon of the theatre of the absurd.

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Akanie jako środek stylizacji językowej w powieściach litewskich Józefa Weyssenhoffa

Author(s): Magdalena Płusa / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 34 (39)/2018

Józef Weyssenhoff (1860–1932) was a Polish writer who dedicated to Kaunas, Lithuania two of the most significant novels in his literary output – “Unia” (1910) and “Soból i panna” (1912), often called “Lithuanian novels”. He was deeply emotionally connected with this region since he was a child. Both these texts constitute a valuable source of knowledge concerning the status of regional variant of Polish language and its formal characteristics that were used in the ground-breaking decades of the 19th and 20th century. These characteristics were used by the writer as a means of masterly conducted linguistic stylization. Among the presented by Weyssenhoff’s linguistic facts characteristic for Northern Borderlands there can be found a process called ‘akanie’ what basically means the pattern of pronouncing unstressed vowels /e/ and /o/ as /a/. Which of the peculiar indicators concerning the specific vowel pronunciation is evidenced in the studied texts (phonetic parameter or a phenomenon that has experienced morphological processes)? How do they serve as a means of linguistic stylization? The following article presents a brief description of the peculiar process called ‘akanie’ which was known to Józef Weyssenhoff from Kaunas, Lithuania and which he then deliberately introduced in his two novels as a function of a literary manifestation.

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Aktyvios veiklos veiksmažodžių semantika Kristijono Donelaičio „Metuose“

Aktyvios veiklos veiksmažodžių semantika Kristijono Donelaičio „Metuose“

Author(s): Agnė Lisauskaitė,Vilma Zubaitienë / Language(s): Lithuanian / Issue: 35(40)/2019

This paper investigates the semantics of the verbs of activity in the first Lithuanian poem “The Seasons” by Kristijonas Donelaitis. It aims to examine the meanings of the verbs of activity. The research covers 51 verbs, selected from the poem, which are subjected to qualitative content analysis and frame semantics methodology. The verbs which best represent the frames and sub-frames were selected applying the method of the qualitative content analysis. The frames of Work, Damaging, Speak on topic, Motion, Ingestion and Entertainment, evoked by the selected verbs, are examined using the frame semantics methodology. Core and peripheral elements of frames and sub-frames are distinguished. Also, the means of expression, used to convey them, are analyzed. The research has shown that the verbs of activity can form the core of the mentioned frames. However, not all situations found in FrameNet have corresponded with the frames and sub-frames that were analysed in this work.

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Alfonso Maldonio eilėraščio „Pabudimas iš miego“ genezė

Author(s): Donata Mitaitė / Language(s): Lithuanian / Issue: 2/2018

Critics ranked poem “Pabudimas iš miego” (Waking Up from Sleep) as one of the best Alfonsas Maldonis’s poems in his collection Rytas vakaras (Morning Evening) (1978). The first manuscript of the poem written in 1970 can be found in poet’s archive. Poem’s text and the exact date of the document indicate that the poem was inspired by the death of a famous Lithuanian linguist Jonas Kazlauskas. It is believed that the Soviet KGB which persecuted Kazlauskas is to blame for the linguist’s death. By comparing the manuscript and the printed version of the poem, we can see how the poet eliminates the details of a particular event from the text. However, the foreboding of danger and violence that is very strongly felt from the very beginning remains in the final version. The inner turmoil of the lyric subject also stays. The subject is trying but is unable to understand what kind of behavior would be suitable in that specific situation. It can be assumed that Maldonis had two goals when editing the manuscript. First, he wanted the poem to be published. The poet knew that censors would have removed the poem from the book because of the references to Kazlauskas’s death. Second, Maldonis’s aim was to write a poem which would have carried a universal meaning. From the poet’s manuscripts one can conclude that it is precisely the move from the mundanely concrete to the more general image is characteristic to the genesis of Maldonis’s poems.

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Alfonso Nykos-Niliūno eilėraščiai intermedialumo aspektu: poezijos ir dailės dialogo atvejis

Alfonso Nykos-Niliūno eilėraščiai intermedialumo aspektu: poezijos ir dailės dialogo atvejis

Author(s): Monika Andrulytė / Language(s): Lithuanian / Issue: 35(40)/2019

The article analyses a dialogue of poetry with art in five Alfonsas Nyka-Niliūnas’ poems. It has been selected to apply an intermedial analysis, which provides analytical tools assisting in studying the parameters of a dialogue with art. The most important thing is the conception of ekphrasis predicting the gesture of media change – expressing visual work in words. It has been based on the typology of Laura M. Sager Eidt’s ekphrases, which allows seeing that the studied poems of Nyka-Niliūnas are dominated by a dramatic ekphrasis, the essential feature of which is an intensive autoreflection. The article studies in deep the particularity of an intermedial dialogue: it is considered on which basis the poetry of Nyka-Niliūnas is associated with artworks, how this dialogue is given prominence and what meaning growth is seen. It is analysed how art intertexts in the poems establish new meanings, and the aspect of linguistic visualisation is discussed. It has been seen that the strategy of intermedial reading is mostly formed in the titles of poems, which are introduced to the dialogue with the situation of visual media. The art quotations in the analysed texts perform different functions – activate the subjects of representation problems and representation variability, help in creating tension between visualisation and acoustics and strengthen the ideas of philosophy of existence.

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Algimantas Mackus kaip kultūrinis herojus

Algimantas Mackus kaip kultūrinis herojus

Author(s): Dalia Satkauskytė / Language(s): Lithuanian / Issue: 69/2018

The author of this article analyzes the poetry, the cultural activities, and the personality of the Lithuanian émigré poet Algimantas Mackus (1932-1964) and comes to the conclusion that Mackus could be interpreted as a cultural hero who introduced new literary and existential values to Lithuanian society. Using the traditional resources of Lithuanian poetry, such as folklore structures and Christian images, he totally transforms them into a so-called unornamented language, gives an existential dimension to the notions of exile, and inscribes that poetry into existential and post-existential paradigms of Western literature. The author suggests that we can interpret Mackus’s poetry in unornamented language as an answer to Theodor W. Adorno’s statement that to write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric.Mackus’s contemporaries regard his personality, his everyday behavior, and his cultural activities in the Lithuanian émigré community as expressions of commitment, responsibility, and orderliness, and interpret these features as being in radical opposition to his avant-garde poetry. The author of the article questions this opposition by arguing that both his poetry and his personality have aspects of excess and intensity that connect different aspects of Mackus’s activities, and that these aspects make him an exceptional figure of Lithuanian culture. Mackus’s rich and controversial personality, his life and literary trajectories embody the main historical tendencies of post-war Western intellectual life and deserve to be analyzed in a monograph.

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Algimanto Mackaus ir Liūnės Sutemos autobiografiniai tekstai, arba apie išdidumą egzilyje

Algimanto Mackaus ir Liūnės Sutemos autobiografiniai tekstai, arba apie išdidumą egzilyje

Author(s): Gitana Vanagaitė / Language(s): Lithuanian / Issue: 69/2018

This article, analyzing the autobiographies and autobiographical texts of the poets Algimantas Mackus and Liūnė Sutema published in Lithuanian and émigré periodicals, focuses on the main issue of their self-understanding, Who am I, having chosen to emigrate? This question is ever-present in both their poetry and their life texts. With the help of some claims of existential philosophy, I aim to show that answering this question involves raising other questions whose lexical components are based on concepts drawn from existential philosophy, such as guilt, responsibility, freedom, absurdity, and revolt.

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Algirdo Landsbergio „Graikijos Vėjas“: Naratyvo ypatumai ir mito intertekstas

Author(s): Laimutė Adomavičienė / Language(s): Lithuanian / Issue: 32 (37)/2017

The article analyses novella “Graikijos Vėjas” (1956) of the exile prose writer, playwright, literary and theatre critic Algirdas Landsbergis (1924–2004) by applying the narratological analysis and the theory of transtextuality. The article is based on Gérard Genette’s classical narratology and the theory of transtextuality and Irina Melnikova’s theory of intermediality. It is an innovative approach since it has not been applied for the selected text so far. The analysis of novella’s narrative, space and time (order, duration, frequency) and narrative mode has shown that there exists the relation between time and space in the text. Temporal succession of events (one extended day) is described by providing the story of earlier events in a chronological order. The narrative is twofold: on the one hand, it consists of the fixed internal focalisation, on the other hand of zero focalisation. The analysis of transtextual relation between the own and others’ texts has revealed the significance of the context of the Greek culture. The writer uses the heritage of European mythology creatively: he transforms the classical myth of Theseus by ironizing the plot, reminding the love story of Theseus and making a parody of heroes’ former features (strength, bravery, noble ambitions and actions).

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Algirdo Landsbergio kritika: lietuvių–lenkų kultūrų dialogas

Algirdo Landsbergio kritika: lietuvių–lenkų kultūrų dialogas

Author(s): Laimutė Adomavičienė / Language(s): Lithuanian / Issue: 35(40)/2019

Algirdas Landsbergis (1924–2004) was one of the few critics whose erudition, creative intentions, comparative education, language proficiency and international competence and activities, provided opportunities to transcend the boundaries of the Lithuanian literature, avoiding the “provinciality” of literature. The article analyses the critique of Landsbergis literature and theatre-related to Polish culture. The chosen research of this part of the criticism texts is innovative because it has not been studied in more detail. The critic’s mission – to evaluate the Polish and Lithuanian literature in the context of Central-Eastern Europe – is highlighted in the criticism articles, reviews and annotations published in 1969–1998. The analysis of criticism texts allowed to highlight the dialogue between Lithuanian and Polish literature and cultures. In criticism relating to Polish culture, here viewed the latest works by Polish-speaking writers, mostly their translations, in order to evaluate the aesthetic value, structure, style of the work, to describe the writer’s growth, the place of his work in the context of peer-reviewed author’s creative works or in Polish literature (the basis of comparison is the Lithuanian literature or literature of other Middle East European countries). In this way, the critic performed an educational mission – introducing the addressee (a Lithuanian emigrant and Lithuanian behind the Iron Curtain) to the situation of the Middle East European region or the world culture, and literature; encouraged to resist the Soviet regime.

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Anos Achmatovos kūrybos recepcija Lietuvių egzodo literatūroje (Henrikas Radauskas, Alfonsas Nyka-Niliūnas, Tomas Venclova)

Anos Achmatovos kūrybos recepcija Lietuvių egzodo literatūroje (Henrikas Radauskas, Alfonsas Nyka-Niliūnas, Tomas Venclova)

Author(s): Alena-Sofia Ivinskaya / Language(s): Lithuanian / Issue: 2/2018

This article discusses the memoirs, diaries, translations, dedications, poetry and critical works of three Lithuanian exodus poets: Henrikas Radauskas, Alfonsas Nyka-Niliūnas and Tomas Venclova. These Lithuanian poets of the exodus are hardly possible to associate with any kinds of literature movements. Therefore, the reception of Akhmatova’s creative work will be reviewed separately in the context of the creative heritage of the selected authors. Under the new concept of reception, the perception process is not a constant fact – it is a changing, dynamic phenomenon. The theory of reception considers the most important aspect – the accepting side – therefore, it is important to analyze the horizons of the expectations of these Lithuanian poets, their aesthetic perception of art and the way they evaluate poetry. This article takes into account the “horizon of expectation” of the Lithuanian poets, their aesthetic attitudes, perception of art in general and poetry in particular, as well as some features of their poetic creativity.

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Antanas Maceina - krikščioniškojo egzistencializmo Lietuvoje pradininkas

Antanas Maceina - krikščioniškojo egzistencializmo Lietuvoje pradininkas

Author(s): Jonas Balčius / Language(s): Lithuanian / Issue: 36/2004

Antanas Maceina (1908-1987) is considered to be one of the founders of Christian existentialism in Lithuanian philosophy. As revealed by the author of the article, Maceina might really have had such intentions. Yet a more detailed analysis of Maceina’s literary works (“Job’s Drama” and others) shows that he nevertheless did not quite succeed in the conceptualisation of this idea. As implied by the concept of Christian existentialism, the moral grounds of all existence should be sought not in the natural, but in the supernatural world. This is exactly the reason why no human being should feel alone or abandoned while in this world, and be sure instead to get a well-earned reward for a moral and rightful life. Yet “Job’s Drama” makes the reader doubt whether Maceina was really persuasive enough and reasoning about this idea. Moreover, the possibility of ambivalent interpretations of “Job’s Drama” raises doubts about the concept of Christian existentialism itself.

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Antanas Maceina - krikščioniškojo egzistencializmo Lietuvoje pradininkas

Antanas Maceina - krikščioniškojo egzistencializmo Lietuvoje pradininkas

Author(s): Jonas Balčius / Language(s): Lithuanian / Issue: 35/2003

Antanas Maceina (1908-1987) is considered to be one of the founders of Christian existentialism in Lithuanian philosophy. As revealed by the author of the article, Maceina might really have had such intentions. Yet a more detailed analysis of Maceina’s literary works (“Job’s Drama” and others) shows that he nevertheless did not quite succeed in the conceptualisation of this idea. As implied by the concept of Christian existentialism, the moral grounds of all existence should be sought not in the natural, but in the supernatural world. This is exactly the reason why no human being should feel alone or abandoned while in this world, and be sure instead to get a well-earned reward for a moral and rightful life. Yet “Job’s Drama” makes the reader doubt whether Maceina was really persuasive enough and reasoning about this idea. Moreover, the possibility of ambivalent interpretations of “Job’s Drama” raises doubts about the concept of Christian existentialism itself.

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Apie Marthos Springborn romano Paskutinis Prūsų sukilėlis Herkus Mantas vertimą į lietuvių kalbą

Apie Marthos Springborn romano Paskutinis Prūsų sukilėlis Herkus Mantas vertimą į lietuvių kalbą

Author(s): Sigita Barniškienė / Language(s): Lithuanian / Issue: 09/2007

Der vorliegende Artikel setzt sich mit dem Problem der instrumentellen Übersetzung auseinander, d.h. der Übersetzung, die sich nach den Bedürfnissen und Eigenschaften des Adressaten richtet. Es geht um die litauische Übersetzung durch Pulgis Andriušis (1938) des 1897 herausgegebenen Romans Herkus Monte. Eine Erzählung aus Altpreußens Vorzeit von Martha Springborn. Der Titel des Romans steht nur im Gesamtverzeichnis des deutschsprachigen Schrifttums 1700–1910, Bd. 137, der Vorname der Autorin war aber nur in der Ausgabe Der Kreis Preußisch-Eylau. Geschichte und Dokumentation eines ostpreußischen Landkreises zu finden.

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Augalinės kilmės asmenvardžiai šiuolaikinėje lietuvių vaikų prozoje

Augalinės kilmės asmenvardžiai šiuolaikinėje lietuvių vaikų prozoje

Author(s): Aurelija Gritėnienė / Language(s): Lithuanian / Issue: 71/2014

The object of the research article is the names of 82 characters featuring plant origin (36 names of persons, 26 names of mythological and fictitious creatures and 20 names of animals) which were found in 41 piece of literature by 27 contemporary children prose literature authors. The process of onymisation i.e. the conversion of common words into proper names is discussed; also, the ways of derivation and formats of characters’ names are analyzed, as well as the lexemes serving as the most common underlying words are identified and the function of such names in fiction texts is discussed.

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