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ІСТОРИЧНА ҐЕНЕЗА ТА ПЕРШИЙ ПЕРІОД ФОРМУВАННЯ КИТАЙСЬКОЇ ФОРТЕПІАННОЇ СОНАТИ

ІСТОРИЧНА ҐЕНЕЗА ТА ПЕРШИЙ ПЕРІОД ФОРМУВАННЯ КИТАЙСЬКОЇ ФОРТЕПІАННОЇ СОНАТИ

Author(s): Yang Tuo / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 2/2019

The purpose of the article is to define the historical genesis and development of a piano sonata during the earliest period of its formation. The methodology involves applying the historical and genetic, historical, and contextual, historical, and analytical methods of research. The scientific novelty is conditioned by determining the historical genesis of Chinese piano sonatas during 1915–1939. The author specifies the number of genres (play, prelude, fugue, suite, Chinese art song, Chinese piano song), in which the fragments of the national sound picture of the piano were made that would find a coherent embodiment in the Chinese piano sonata. The author emphasizes the importance of the development of performing pianist culture, which contributed to the formation of the genre of Chinese piano culture. The author describes the value of the first piano and sonata period in the development of the genre of the national music culture. During the decade – from 1939 to 1949 (the date of birth of the People's Republic of China) in Chinese piano sonatas that were preserved, the characteristic metaphoric worlds were formed – festive and lyrical, intrinsic genre varieties were tried out – "little sonata" (Zhang Wang Ye and Lo Zhunrun created its first pieces) and descriptive sonata, the essentials of the sonata formation were perfected. Conclusions. The Chinese Piano Sonata has a well-developed historical genesis within the national musical culture. The genesis of the Chinese Piano Sonata concerns genres whose formation preceded its emergence. Among them are piano miniatures (march, polyphonic genres - prelude, fugue), suite (one of which is written in the genre of Tokai), Chinese art song, Chinese piano art song. During the pre-sonata phase, such "worlds" as lyrical and festive, characteristic of the Chinese Piano Sonata, were formed, which would continue to be of significant importance in the development of the genre that is the subject of study in this work. During the years 1915 - 1939, fragments of the castle image of the piano were composed, which in the Chinese Piano Sonata would find its holistic embodiment. In addition to composer creativity, the birth of the genre of Chinese piano sonata is due to the development of the pianistic performing culture. The value of the first piano-sonata period of genre development in Chinese musical culture is hard to overestimate. During the 10th anniversary of the birth of the People's Republic of China in 1949, the five surviving Chinese Piano Sonatas formed the genre of its own.

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Cercetările din 1938-1939 ale Ştefaniei Cristescu-Golopenţia

Cercetările din 1938-1939 ale Ştefaniei Cristescu-Golopenţia

Author(s): Sanda Golopenția / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 29/2018

Ştefania Cristescu-Golopenţia’s personal archive contains materials concerning two projects she undertook during 1938-1939. The first was a study of regional variation in charming on the basis of previous field-research in the villages of Drăguș, Runcu and Șanț. Runcu attested frequent evil eye charming by specialized agents, Șanț presented frequent love charms with aesthetically impressive formulas, while in Drăguș charms essentially concentrated on prosperity and were realized by means of magical gestures and objects mostly. The second project was devoted to magical rituals and beliefs concerning the integrity of the household in 35 villages from Țara Oltului and was based on three parameters: (a) the family; (b) the house and (c) the livestock. WWII and the communist regime prevented the publication of these materials, which remains to be assumed in the near future.

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KARLO CANKAR, SLOVENAC SVEĆENIK U BOSNI (1877.-1953.)

KARLO CANKAR, SLOVENAC SVEĆENIK U BOSNI (1877.-1953.)

Author(s): Mato Zovkić / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 1/2020

In Slovenia Karlo Cankar is known for having been younger brother of the country’s most celebrated writer Ivan Cankar. Karlo hosted his brother in Sarajevo for six months in 1909 and during that time Ivan wrote his play, Hlapci (Serfs). Karlo preserved Ivan’s letters, which were published in three volumes in Ljubljana 1948 by their cousin dr. Izidor Cankar. Karlo was a seminarian of Ljubljana diocese in 1901 when he decided to continue his theological studies in Sarajevo as a candidate for the priesthood of Sarajevo Archdiocese. He was ordained in 1903 and performed different ministries in Sarajevo from 1904 to 1929. He supported the view of Archbishop Josip Stadler that Croats and Slovenes could have a prosperous future within the Austrian-Hungarian monarchy if the monarchy granted them more ethnic and cultural rights. This is why Stadler entrusted him with the office of editor-in-chief of Hrvatski Dnevnik (1906-1918), a daily political newspaper desigebnd to inform Catholic Croats of Bosnia and Herzegovina about Catholic social thought and activity. Stadler’s successor, Ivan Šarić, named Cankar a canon of Vrhbosna-Sarajevo chapter in 1923 and asked him to assume the task of editor-in-chief of Katolički Tjednik, the weekly Magazine for Croat Catholics in Bosnia. In his essays, Cankar highlighted the scandalous abuses of Vojo Janjić, Minister for Religions in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes and of other Serb state employees who behaved as if the new state of the South Slavs were simply an enlargement of the Kingdom of Serbia. In this period, canons received their salaries from the state budget, and Vojo Janjić punished Cankar by withdrawing his salary. In 1926 Fr. Dragutin Kamber wrote an article in Katolički Tjednik announcing his intention to transform this weekly into an organ of Catholic Action, inspired by the Bosnian view of this lay apostolate movement that emerged from the 1922 encyclical of Pope Pius XI Ubi Arcano Dei. Cankar supported the role of the lay apostolate as proposed by Zagreb supporters of the movement. Since Archbishop Šarić took the side of Fr. Kamber, Cankar resigned from editing the Katolički tjednik and writing for it. On 24 September 1929 Cankar was named parish priest of Lukavac and dean of Tuzla deanery. In October 1937 he resigned from pastoral ministry due to his health and was given accommodation in “Egypt”, an orphanage and elementary school for poor children run by the Servants of the Infant Jesus in Sarajevo. In 1949 the communist regime confiscated all schools run by Catholic nuns in Sarajevo. Thanks to the mediation of his cousin, dr. Izidor Cankar, who was a public figure in Ljubljana, Karlo moved in 1949 to the Franciscan Convent in Ljubljana where he finished his earthly journey on 9 February 1953. Together with Anton Jeglič, a Slovenian priest who was a canon in Sarajevo for sixteen years in the late 19th century and bishop of Ljubljana from 1898 to 1930, Karlo Cankar affirmed the friendly relations of Croat Catholics and Slovenes. This friendship was confirmed by bl. Aloysius Stepinac, Archbishop of Zagreb who provided acceptance and pastoral assignment for 534 Slovene priests driven from their parishes or religious communities by the pro-Nazi regime during World War Two.

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MONS. BRANIMIR ŽUPANČIĆ, SVEĆENIK I PATNIK ZA VJERU

MONS. BRANIMIR ŽUPANČIĆ, SVEĆENIK I PATNIK ZA VJERU

Author(s): Anto Orlovac / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 1/2020

Upravo danas, 10. veljače 2020., navršava se 30 godina od smrti uglednog banjolučkog svećenika koji je u svojoj biskupiji obnašao niz crkvenih služba: župnika, generalnog vikara, oficijala crkvenoga suda, biskupijskog savjetnika, dekana, čovjeka koji je snagu i kršćansku otvorenost svojega duha pokazao osobito spašavajući ugrožene u Drugom svjetskom ratu, posebno Srbe kao župnik u Bosanskoj Gradiški, a ipak je od komunističkog režima nedužan osuđen na 18 godina robije, od čega je gotovo 13 godina proveo u zeničkom kazamatu radeći teške poslove u najtežim uvjetima. A smetao je samo zato jer je bio katolički svećenik.

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OD BEOGRADSKOG STUDENTSKOG POKRETA DO ORGANIZATORA USTANKA U BIH I ČLANA ZAVNOBIH-A I AVNOJ-A

OD BEOGRADSKOG STUDENTSKOG POKRETA DO ORGANIZATORA USTANKA U BIH I ČLANA ZAVNOBIH-A I AVNOJ-A

Author(s): Mirko Pejanović / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 2/2020

Review of: Mirko Pejanović - Avdo Humo, Moja generacija, Vrijeme, Zenica, 2019.

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“Fragments of a Broken Mirror": Bruno Schulz's Retextualization of the Kabbalah
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“Fragments of a Broken Mirror": Bruno Schulz's Retextualization of the Kabbalah

Author(s): Bożena Shallcross / Language(s): English Issue: 02/1997

As contradictory as it may seem, for such towering twentieth-century figures as Franz Kafka, Marc Chagall, and Walter Benjamin the explorations of their Judaic heritage was instrumental in shaping their visions of modernity. The mythical and the present, that is, Judaism and modernism, became for them two sides of the same coin. The fusion of the "old semantics" with the experimental, avantgarde tendencies of the day was also a prominent feature in the works of the Polish modernist writer Bruno Schulz. In fact, Schulz articulated this tendency in his oft-quoted essay "The Mythologizing of Reality," in which he discussed the ontological status of the word in the modern world: "Not one scrap of an idea of ours does not originate in myth, isn't transformed, mutilated, denatured mythology. [...]

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“Stumps Folded Into a Fist": Extra Time, Chance, and Virtual Reality in Bruno Schulz
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“Stumps Folded Into a Fist": Extra Time, Chance, and Virtual Reality in Bruno Schulz

Author(s): Sven Spieker / Language(s): English Issue: 02/1997

It is often said that two of the defining notions of European modernism are its favoring of time over space and its proneness to represent spatial relationships as if they were temporal ones, rather than vice versa. If this is an accurate assessment, Bruno Schulz is a modernist par excellence. Within modernism, we may distinguish between an "abolitionist" attitude toward time (the avant-garde and its effort to outpace history) and a relativistic attitude (Thomas Mann, T. S. Eliot). This second group of modernists does not (or not necessarily ) share the antihistorical iconoclasm of the avant-garde. Instead, it relativizes human history by placing it in the broader context of universal myths; the historical fact is not liquidated in the sty le of the avant-garde, even though it loses a good deal of its erstwhile autonomy. [...]

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The Karaite communities: harnessing the multi-lingual linguistic strategies for nationalism

The Karaite communities: harnessing the multi-lingual linguistic strategies for nationalism

Author(s): Dovile Troskovaite / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2020

The Karaites communities of former Polish – Lithuanian Commonwealth in the beginning of the 20th century started a discussion in their communal press on which language they should adopt as their communal or national language. This view remained important during the first half of 20th century. It was considered as a tool for social and cultural consolidation of the communities and as an important aspect of their social image in the eyes of Polish society. Karaite leaders tried several different strategies for establishment of national language, starting from traditional bilingualism (Hebrew – Turkic) to different combinations of Russian – Hebrew, Polish – Turkic and etc. These initiatives grew stronger after the World War 1, when ethnic nationalism was arising both in Karaite communities and in dominating Polish society. The analysis of these language strategies was done using a model language planning elaborated by Geoffrey Haig in Kurdish language in modern Turkey, under the politics of Kemal Ataturk (Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, 1881–1938). The article has highlighted these strategies, analyzed argumentation, and presented linguistic reforms implemented in the Karaite communities in the first half of the 20th century. It was argued that the social image of Karaites in the dominating society played an important role in decision making by Karaite leaders. It was also understood that language was not only an important aspect of Karaite cultural identity but also a tool for integration into dominating society.

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ПИРАНДЕЛОВА ПОТРАГА ЗА ПОЗОРНИЦОМ

ПИРАНДЕЛОВА ПОТРАГА ЗА ПОЗОРНИЦОМ

Author(s): Predrag Nešović / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 3-4/2020

У настојању да на позорници прикаже живот у сталном кретању, да потврди онај Декартов creatio continua, парадоксу да се управо мена проматра као константа, Пирандело је сачинио своју разбијачку театарску методологију, која је, незадовољна у његово доба постојећим приказивањем збиље на сцени, циљала на разоткривање позоришне илузије, подвргнула деструкцији драмску особу, која непрестано навлачи и скида маске представљајући се час као лик у драми, час као глумац, приватна особа која глуми задани лик.

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ДУХОВИТО ПОИГРАВАЊЕ СА КОНВЕНЦИЈАМА РЕАЛИСТИЧКОГ ПОЗОРИШТА

ДУХОВИТО ПОИГРАВАЊЕ СА КОНВЕНЦИЈАМА РЕАЛИСТИЧКОГ ПОЗОРИШТА

Author(s): Dragan Klaić / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 3-4/2020

У поређењу са антибуржоаском жестином Маjаковског и Витрака, Пирандело изгледа као аутор чврсто укорењен у грађански свет, штавише као припадник еstablishmentа. Није ли он примио Нобелову награду и дозволио да му властити списатељски углед буде уграђен у фасаду респектабилности талијанскот фашизма, те је и сахрањен у црној кошуљи, на одру окићеном Дучеовим венцем? Ни друштвени отпадник, ни маргиналац авангарде, Пирандело је најчешће схватан као помало бизаран драматичар који се духовито поиграва са конвенцијама реалистичког позоришта, почев од налета несрећне шесточлане породице, која у његовом номаду Шест лица траже писца (Sei persoggi in cerca d′autore, 1921) прекида позоришну пробу да би своју збиљску судбину, сукобе и бол понудила као драмски сиже. Уметност, показује се у овом комаду, који је брзо свом писцу донео светску славу, није у стању да тај потенцијално драматичан сиже савлада и обради.

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The Incomprehension of Terror as a Harbinger of “Post-Truth”?

The Incomprehension of Terror as a Harbinger of “Post-Truth”?

Author(s): Anna Shor-Chudnovskaya / Language(s): English Issue: 17/2019

This article is devoted to the attitude to truth as a part of political epistemology and of political culture in post-Soviet Russia. It considers the extent to which the Great Terror contributed to the development of a specific political epistemology, which is also largely characteristic of later periods of Soviet history and perhaps even of today. Of particular interest is the population’s perception of the terror as inaccessible or poorly accessible to logical understanding. As main sources, the article relies on two literary texts: Lydia Chukovskaya’s Sofia Petrovna and Veniamin Kaverin’s The Open Book. Despite all the apparent differences between the Soviet system and today’s Russia, one important similarity is striking: over the last two decades (after 1999) there has been a visible increase in the belief that it is impossible for a political subject to separate truth from lying and that the sphere of public administration and political interests is, by definition, a place where deception prevails. This article discusses the potential historical roots of this certainty.

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In Praise of Wellborn Mothers: On the Development of Eugenicist Gender Roles in lnterwar Romania
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In Praise of Wellborn Mothers: On the Development of Eugenicist Gender Roles in lnterwar Romania

Author(s): Maria Bucur / Language(s): English Issue: 01/1995

"Through Mendelism, modern biology has given us the key that enables each nation to gain access if not to Heaven, at least to its gates. . . . The birth of children with superior gifts can be for each nation a source of scientific, ethical, artistic, and social creativity, that would increase the potential of that entire ethnic group." Thus spoke in 1940 Simion Mehedinti, one of the most prominent figures in modern Romanian pedagogy and geography. lnterwar Romania was the scene of intense debates among the educated middle classes on the shape and role of the modern Romanian state as a sovereign political entity in Europe and on the social organization of this state. Among the questions they discussed were gender roles in social and political life, particularly regarding control of reproduction. [...]

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Ioannes Novi und Stefan der Große –
Märtyrer und Landesfürst: Zur Ambivalenz
von Erinnerungsverortung in der Bukowina

Ioannes Novi und Stefan der Große – Märtyrer und Landesfürst: Zur Ambivalenz von Erinnerungsverortung in der Bukowina

Author(s): Kurt Scharr / Language(s): German Issue: 2/2020

Until now, it has been impossible to identify any evidence of the existence of a collective identity for the major part of the peasant population of Bukovina, despite some previous attempts at highlighting these imagined identities and their presence in the memory of social groups. Both Stephen, the sovereign, and Ioannes, the saint, belong to Bukovina and have their central memory places there. The Romanian elites tended to look upon Stephen the Great and Putna as a tangible foundation for building an all-Romanian identity. There is also a second concept—almost diametrically opposed to the former one: the traditional notion of identity of the “Romanian” peasants in Bukovina, likely engendering in the local imagination a regionally superior, homogeneous connection with a possible “national body of all Romania.” Saint Ioannes Novi of Suceava embodies this perspective and was probably only of limited suitability in anchoring the modern idea of nation. However, even Stephen the Great is remembered as a “sacral decoupled national figure of identification by a large number of Romanians,” and did not become a patron saint of the country. On the contrary, his canonization in 1992 is rather an attempt to highlight the importance of the autocephalous Romanian Orthodox Church, which—after the collapse of the socialist system—created its first saint.

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Ernest Bernea and the Legionary Movement
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Ernest Bernea and the Legionary Movement

Author(s): Irina Nastasă-Matei / Language(s): English Issue: 13/2020

The paper discusses Ernest Bernea’s legionary past, focusing on its consequences and the post-war fate of the sociologist. I take into consideration his activity as a member of theLegionary Movement, his journalistic activity from the Rânduiala magazine, as well as the time he spent at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in the light of the communist authorities’ subsequent attitude, highlighting the post-war fate of the Gusti school’s member, which was profoundly marked by this legionary drift. The main resources used in the paper are the documents from the CNSAS Archive.

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MIKROKORPUS GRONOWY POLSZCZYZNY 1830–1918
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MIKROKORPUS GRONOWY POLSZCZYZNY 1830–1918

Author(s): Magdalena Derwojedowa / Language(s): Polish Issue: 08/2020

This paper is dedicated to the construction of a small cluster corpus of Polish texts from the period 1830–1918. The assumptions of the corpus, its micro- and macro-structure, as well as stylistic, regional and author diversity, and method of making it available are presented. Its application capabilities are illustrated on the example of orthographic, inflectional, and syntactic studies.

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Warunki działalności artystycznej plastyków w getcie łódzkim 1940–1944 w świetle źródeł: dokumentacji administracyjnej, wspomnień i relacji świadków

Warunki działalności artystycznej plastyków w getcie łódzkim 1940–1944 w świetle źródeł: dokumentacji administracyjnej, wspomnień i relacji świadków

Author(s): Irmina Gadowska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 16/2020

In the years 1940–1944, several dozen artists were active in the Łódź ghetto. Those were renowned artists – graduates of schools and academies and talented amateurs, who did not gain recognition as artists before 1939. Some came from the Łódź area, some came from abroad – on transports from Prague, Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne or Vienna. In a closed housing district, artistic activity, subjected to administrative supervision was harnessed for propaganda purposes. In offices, institutions, departments and workshops, they made posters, commemorative albums, stamps, badges, emblems, and posters. On special commission, they painted portraits of Jewish dignitaries and German ghetto administration officials. Although the rationing of tools and materials: paints, cardboard, metals, ink was strictly connected with orders, the artists tried to create works that depicted the surrounding reality outside the official circulation and without censorship. The issue of artistic activity in the Łódź ghetto was discussed on the basis of examples of the functioning of selected departments and war-time biographies of the most renowned artists. This analysis makes use of different sources, from surviving archive documents to personal recollections, letters, testimonies, and existing works. Research results that, on the one hand, took into consideration individual information, and on the other – individual feelings of the victims and witnesses, are a starting point for further reconstruction of artistic activity in the Łódź ghetto.

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Noach Lasman, Wspomnienia z trzech światów

Noach Lasman, Wspomnienia z trzech światów

Author(s): Ewa Teleżyńska-Sawicka / Language(s): Polish Issue: 16/2020

Review of: Ewa Teleżyńska-Sawicka - Noach Lasman, Wspomnienia z trzech światów, wybór i oprac. Andrzej Niziołek, Poznań: Wydawnictwo Miejskie Posnania, 2019, 694 s.

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Maciej Górny: Science embattled. Eastern European Intellectuals and the Great War

Maciej Górny: Science embattled. Eastern European Intellectuals and the Great War

Author(s): Philipp Kröger / Language(s): German Issue: 4/2020

Review of: Philipp Kröger - Maciej Górny: Science embattled. Eastern European Intellectuals and the Great War. Ferdinand Schöningh. Paderborn 2019. 386 S. ISBN 978-3-506-78874-0. (€ 139,–.)

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Lukáš Novotný: The British Legation in Prague. Perception of Czech-German Relations in Czechoslovakia between 1933 and 1938

Lukáš Novotný: The British Legation in Prague. Perception of Czech-German Relations in Czechoslovakia between 1933 and 1938

Author(s): Dragan Bakić / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2020

Review of: Dragan Bakić - Lukáš Novotný: The British Legation in Prague. Perception of Czech-German Relations in Czechoslovakia between 1933 and 1938. De Gruyter Oldenbourg. Berlin 2019. 284 S. ISBN 978-3-11-064711-2. (€ 99,95.)

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Magnus Brechtken, Władysław Bułhak und Jürgen Zarusky (Hrsg.): Political and Transitional Justice in Germany, Poland and the Soviet Union from the  1930s to the 1950s

Magnus Brechtken, Władysław Bułhak und Jürgen Zarusky (Hrsg.): Political and Transitional Justice in Germany, Poland and the Soviet Union from the 1930s to the 1950s

Author(s): Agne Cepinskyte / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2020

Review of: Agne Cepinskyte - Political and Transitional Justice in Germany, Poland and the Soviet Union from the 1930s to the 1950s. Hrsg. von Magnus Brechtken, Władysław Bułhak und Jürgen Zarusky. Wallstein Verlag. Göttingen 2019. 336 S. ISBN 978-3-8353-3561-5. (€ 39,10.)

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