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Il ridimensionamento della struttura e dei valori della
narrazione nella traduzione intersemiotica

Il ridimensionamento della struttura e dei valori della narrazione nella traduzione intersemiotica

Author(s): Anamaria Milonean / Language(s): Italian Issue: 07/2014

The term “translation” is particularly used to define the process of transposition of textual meaning from the source language into the target language. This is a case of "interlingual" translation, but there are also two other forms of translation viewed more as interpretation forms: intralingual translation and intersemiotic translation. Starting from the idea that the adaptation of a novel to the screen is a intersemiotic / intersystemic translation, this paper shows, based on the principles of textuality, the interpretation relationship the original text – Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa’s novel The Leopard and the target text – Luchino Visconti’s movie The Leopard. The comparative analysis of the two texts in this article, based on two important textual configurations for the formation of meaning (the event configuration and the spatio-temporal configuration), highlights the commonalities as well as the discrepancies, omissions and compensations the director uses in order to give his film the cohesion and coherence that the new textual object needs.

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Joanna Witkowska and Uwe Zagratzki (eds.) Exile and Migration. New Reflections on an Old Practice. Hamburg: Verlag Dr. Kovač, 2016.

Joanna Witkowska and Uwe Zagratzki (eds.) Exile and Migration. New Reflections on an Old Practice. Hamburg: Verlag Dr. Kovač, 2016.

Author(s): Brygida Gasztold / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2016

Exile and Migration. New Reflections on an Old Practice is a continuation of a series of publications, which address vital problems connected with the modern world. The concepts of “exile” and “migration” have accompanied humanity since the beginning of its existence and have been the foci of discussion throughout history and across cultures. The present study offers a selection of topics, which try to put the familiar notions in new contexts in order to illuminate their contingent nature.

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Benkő József munkamódszere historia litterariájában

Benkő József munkamódszere historia litterariájában

Author(s): Adél Csata / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 3/2018

József Benkő’s work, entitled Transsilvania sive Magnus Transsilvaniae Principatus olim Dacia Meditteranea Dictus, appeared in Vienna in 1778. In the chapter De re litteraria in Transsilvania, the author presents the cultural history of Transylvania in the 16th−18th century. He mentions the history of schools and printers, and lists scientists’ names and works. In this study we undertake to present the author’s working method, taking into account the textual practice of similar works from the 18th century.

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Porządek kalendarza, porządek wyobrażenia. W stronę biogeografii Schulza

Porządek kalendarza, porządek wyobrażenia. W stronę biogeografii Schulza

Author(s): Marcin Romanowski / Language(s): English,Polish Issue: 11/2018

The paper proposes an approach to Schulz’s life in terms of biogeography. The author criticizes the stereotype of Schulz’s biography as that of a settled, provincial man who hardly ever left his hometown, and when he did, he suffered from anxiety and the sense of failure. That stereotype was created by Jerzy Ficowski, who brought into being the figure of Schulz as a weak, shy, hypersensitive, and anxious artist, who in his art found shelter from everyday reality. The paper presents some aspects of Ficowski’s approach to Schulz’s spatial experience (decontextualization, negligence of social life and the urban experience) to show how a critique of that approach may lead to a new, biogeographical version of the writer’s life.

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VIII Międzynarodowy Festiwal Brunona Schulza w Drohobyczu

VIII Międzynarodowy Festiwal Brunona Schulza w Drohobyczu

Author(s): Balbina Hoppe / Language(s): English,Polish Issue: 11/2018

For the eighth time, the town of Drogobych hosted International Bruno Schulz Festival. The topic was the place, approached by participants in a number of original and unique ways. The town itself was an important, but by no means the only place taken into consideration. During the festival, Drogobych became not just the site or background of many events, such as presentations, concerts, performances, and meetings with writers, but it was indeed much alive. The very fact that the participants could visit Schulz’s hometown must have been an extraordinary experience for them.

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Употреба презента у говору шарпланинске жупе Сиринић

Author(s): Radivoje Mladenović,Bojana M. Veljović / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 7/2017

This paper analyzes the use of the present, and the analysis is based on the corpus from Sirinić Župa vernacular spoken in the north of the Šar Mountains. Its syntactic and semantic features are determined by analyzing this verb form in its primary, i.e. temporary use, when it expresses actions that happen at the moment of speaking. At the same time, it was determined that the present is marked by present forms is triple – the real present, which corresponds with the time of speaking; the wide present, which goes beyond the moment of speech; and timeless, or indivisible present in its widest sense. Therefore, the aim of this analysis is to determine the semantic features of the present based on its function in the indicative in the three aforementioned temporal dimensions. The value of the high-frequency present in the vernacul ar of Sirinić can also be found in its reference to past actions. In temporal transposition, this form is used to express actions that belong to the speakers’ past, while the present itself is stylistically marked. Opting for the present among forms which express the past is primarily motivated by the tendency to give an utterance a stylistic form, because in terms of narration it makes the utterance more dynamic, it emphasizes the process, revives past actions and (in many cases) experience. These aspects primarily emphasize the moments which define the present as a stylistic unit rather than as syntaxeme which marks the temporal dimension. To be more precise, our analysis confirmed that when the present is used there are other forms with the temporal function, usually those which primarily express the past (perfect, aorist, imperfect), while the use of present produces additional effects in terms of narration. In the domain of the past, the present expresses actions characterized by repetition and single actions in the past. In both cases, the present primarily functions as a form which names actions as such, regardless of whether they express completed actions or effects in the course of action. Bearing in mind that according to syntactic/semantic and/or stylistic features, and apart from its perfective features, the narrative present coincides with aorist and/or narrative imperative and simple future, with which it is often combined in wider contexts, the value of this present form is also determined by looking at its relation with other units. Finally, it was determined that relative present is also used to denote future ac tions, in which case it can be substituted by future or future perfect. In this paper we also applied the areal approach, which is used to consider the dialectal relations between different micro-areas in this part of the Serbian ethnic and linguistic space by comparing the vernacular of Sirinić and neigh boring vernaculars in terms of morphology and syntax.

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ЭСХАТОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ ОБРАЗЫ «СЛОВА» ПАЛЛАДИЯ МНИХА (К ВОПРОСУ О КРУГЕ ЧТЕНИЯ ПЕЧОРСКИХ КРЕСТЬЯН-СТАРООБРЯДЦЕВ)

ЭСХАТОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ ОБРАЗЫ «СЛОВА» ПАЛЛАДИЯ МНИХА (К ВОПРОСУ О КРУГЕ ЧТЕНИЯ ПЕЧОРСКИХ КРЕСТЬЯН-СТАРООБРЯДЦЕВ)

Author(s): Tatyana Volkova / Language(s): Russian Issue: XX/2018

This article, based on the existing few studies, provides basic information on the translated eschatological work – “The Word (Sermon) of Palladium Mnich”, widely spread in Russia, especially among the Old Believer peasants. Such features as the time of creation, the alleged author, and the influence on subsequent eschatological works are discussed. The author analyzes the composition of “Sermon of Palladium Mnich”, characterizes the eschatological images in the “Word”, gives information about the Pechora lists of the “Sermon” and describes the features of their text.

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La trilogie de Neel Doff ou le récit douloureux de l’exil : une écriture migrante à la recherche du Moi

La trilogie de Neel Doff ou le récit douloureux de l’exil : une écriture migrante à la recherche du Moi

Author(s): Virginia Iglesias Pruvost / Language(s): French Issue: 06/2013

Neel Doff is a writer from Holland with French background. In her autobiographical trilogy, she narrates her appalling exile in Belgium. She relates how she has managed to escape poverty thanks to learning French, which represents the beginning of her social promotion associated to a loss of identity and references. The author tells what she has endured, suffered and lost. In this article, we’ll try to answer these problematic questions which are still burning issues: how can a migrant reconstruct himself in a foreign country? Is he irreparably torn between his native land and his adoptive country or, on the contrary, does he choose one of his identities to the detriment of the other one? Is the exile inevitably related to adversity and misfortune? Is it possible to forget deliberately our mother tongue? We’ll try to find out the answers comparing Neel Doff’s history to other writers’ experiences like Abdelkebir, Kristof, Green, or Popescu.

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Шта лична имена говоре о разлици ‘мушко’ – ‘женско’, роду и структурној организацији језика

Author(s): Jovanka Radić / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 24/2017

The subject of the paper can be described as an investigation into the logical foundations of personal names (PNs) aimed at examining the relationship between natural gender and grammatical gender in Serbian PNs, the type of their structural organization, and their integration into language as a system. It is found that the specific feature of PNs has to do with the fact that they imply all predetermined (/ determined through being understood in themselves) categorial dimensions: “human” is a predetermined category of being; “human beings” are comprehended as distinct “beings” (″“one” in itself″); the subject of a PN is predefined as ‘male’ or ‘female’. This enables (1) the intentional formation of PNs (a defined denominator and a determined act of nomination) and determines (2) the specific value of the formative and grammatical morphemes in the structure of PNs (suffixes and the grammatical gender), including (3) peculiar types of meaning and organization, depending on whether a PN is considered to be a part of the corpus of personal names (a word without a specific reference) or it serves as an identifier. As PNs serve the purpose of identification, the relationship between a PN and a person as the subject of nomination is very strong (1 : 1). In this type of denominating relation, the personal identity dominates (a PN is repeatable, whereas the personal identity is “one” and universally unique). Due to this, the organization of PNs as the expressions of personal identities depends on subjects and the social networks in which they are embedded, and not on their PNs (their meanings or interpretations read into them). It is right to say that subjects keep PNs isolated from each other, as well as from the language system. While following in the footsteps of Whorf and relying on Aristotle, Vigotsky, De Saussure, etc. we demonstrate that language bears the distinction between “male” and “female” as a relationship between two predefined complementary classes. In the spoken language, they are variously interpreted and expressed using various types of means – symbolic (male – female) or non-symbolic (“he” – “she”, grammatical gender). Regardless of whether a language distinguishes the noun gender and regardless of the way it reacts to the sex, this relationship that is understood by itself dictates that the identity of a person be determined at the moment of naming and classified as ‘male’ or ‘female’, which are (in the collective linguistic consciousness) taken as two polarized classes of the same rank. The same rank of the opposites means that there is no coordination (‘female’ ‖ ‘male’ – MAN) and that it is impossible to elevate PNs to a general level, due to which PNs, as parts of the corpus of personal names, form a distinct group in the language system. This explains the fact that entire corpora of personal names may be replaced without any consequence for the language as a system, which indirectly reveals the organizational principles of the language as a system. The status of PNs as the units of the corpus of personal names indicates that the organization of language does not rest on binary relations, especially not between two units of the same rank. It has to rely on three-unit structures that can be abstracted to the relationship DEFINED ‖ UNDEFINED – NEUTRAL. The fact that PNs are consistently divided into male and female shows that the identity of a human being as an individual (person and personality) cannot exist without the touch of the “forces” of ‘female’ and ‘male’. Furthermore, it also shows that the “identity” of a MAN as a human and biological being (a being defined in terms of gender and genus) could not exist without disregarding these forces. In other words, language would be impossible if the action of these forces were incessant.

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Живот топонима у Тршићу

Author(s): Mirjana Petrović Savić / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 24/2017

The present paper deals with the microtoponymy of the village of Tršić in Western Serbia, known as the birthplace of Vuk Stefanović Karadžić, the father of the modern Serbian literary language. The author’s field reserach in 2016 resulted in a corpus including nearly 200 items. It is compared here to the evidence provided by Vuk himself, not only in three successive editions of his dictionary, but also by sporadic attestations found in his other writings. It turned out that Vuk directly attested only nine microtoponyms living today in Tršić plus two names that are no more used there. On the other hand, some forty further names in the list were known to Vuk from other regions or simply as appellatives. The discrepance partially goes back to the fact that some microtoponyms in Tršić obviously arose after Vuk’s lifetime, and in the other cases it may be explained by his lexicographic approach, which was selective towards the toponomastic data: Curiously enough, even the toponym Tršić is not included in either of the first two editions of his dictionary prepared by himself (the third one was posthumous). As for the names common to both corpuses, slight differences between their 19th and 21th century records are observed, concerning the phonetic shape, accent or denotation of a name.

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Оглед о топонимији села Сиљевице у Левчу

Author(s): Mirjana R. Obradović / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 24/2017

The present paper deals with the microtoponymy of a village belonging to the region of Levač in Central Serbia. The corpus consists of 102 microtoponyms, most of them collected through fieldwork from native dialect speakers and the other from written sources that do not reach back beyond the 19th century. It is chosen as representative of Levač and subjected to an analysis, both semantic and structural, in order to establish a basis for further toponymic research that would encompass the whole of the region. As a model for the author served the monograph by Jovanka Radić about the toponymy of the neighbouring region of Belica. It may be generally concluded that the semantic structure of the local microtoponymy is largely conditioned by geographic realities. As for its structure, the monolexeme and bilexeme microtoponyms prevail in the system, whereas the trilexeme type occurs singularly. In the short time period covered by the sources some changes took place, e.g. Muruzišta ‘maize fields’ 1885, Mrzišta today, some names remaining obscure (Đevelak, 1972 Đeverak).

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Топонимија Буџака

Author(s): Jakša Dinić / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 24/2017

Budžak is a region of eastern Serbia located on the western slopes of the Stara Planina mountain in the river basin of Trgoviški Timok next to the Bulgarian border. It consists of fourteen villages, largely and some of them totally depopulated during the last decades of the 20th century. In recent years this process has been slowed down by the development of tourismus, which results in coining new names for touristic objects. During his field expeditions carried out between 1998 and 2017 the author collected rich toponomastic material displaying the features of the local vernacular. The microtoponyms are presented here for each village separately, introduced by its short geographical and historical description. They bear witness to the past of the region, the economy and the culture of its population, and some of them reflect interlinguistic contacts of former times.

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Топоними Крушева и Вучева

Author(s): Gligor Muminović / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 24/2017

Vučevo is a village situated in the lower basin of the Piva, on the left bank of the river and in the foot of the mountain Vučevo that served to its inhabitants as their katun, i.e. summer pasture with seasonal dwellings for shepherds. After the liberation of the region from the Ottoman Empire by the Primcipality of Montenegro the village was repopulated by settlers from the adjacent highlands (Pivska planina), who supposedly transplanted there a number of microtoponyms from their earlier home. The toponomastic material collected by the author in 2017 is presented here alphabetically; for each name, the accentological information is provided; in many instances, the definition of the object is accompanied by a short comment on its appearance or history.

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Словото за Изсъхналата смоковница и притчата за лозето от Йоан Дамаскин в средновековната славянска книжнина (предварителни наблюдения)

Словото за Изсъхналата смоковница и притчата за лозето от Йоан Дамаскин в средновековната славянска книжнина (предварителни наблюдения)

Author(s): Tsvetomira Danova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 14/2018

The Slavonic version of the homily dedicated to The (Cursed) Fig-Tree and the Parable of the Vineyard by John Damascene has not been so far object of an archeographic-textological study. The present study gives the initial observations on the reception of that Byzantine work in Mediaeval Slavonic Literature. The work centred mainly on the South Slavonic manuscript tradition, while the East Slavonic manuscript tradition represented by the text from the well-known Uspensky Miscellany was used as a starting point and as a basis for comparison during the analysis. The study showed that in Mediaeval Slavonic Literature the homily dedicated to The (Cursed) Fig-Tree and the Parable of the Vineyard by John Damascene has been disseminated through three different Slavonic translations, one redaction, and one contaminated version.

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Unicka przeróbka prawosławnego traktatu Zwierciadło teologii

Unicka przeróbka prawosławnego traktatu Zwierciadło teologii

Author(s): Marzanna Kuczyńska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 14/2018

The article deals with the modification introduced by the Uniates to the Orthodox treatise Zercalo bogoslovii (1618), published in Pochaiv in 1790. The Uniate publishers created the Uniate roots of treatise, changed the language – a simple speech was replaced by the Russian Church Slavonic. Initial pages with the old title and preface to the reader were removed from the book, the title was rewritten, a new preface was written. The editors extended and corrected the content of the treatise, but they did not change the entire dogmatics – they did not add a chapter about the primacy of the Pope, and the dogma about the origin of the Holy Spirit was only partially changed in the spirit of Catholic theology, which sheds new light on the religious and cultural contacts between the Orthodox and the Uniates in Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

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Re-evaluating the Psalterium Sinaiticum: the Limitations of Internal Reconstruction as a Text-Critical Method

Re-evaluating the Psalterium Sinaiticum: the Limitations of Internal Reconstruction as a Text-Critical Method

Author(s): Catherine Mary MacRobert / Language(s): English Issue: 14/2018

The Psalterium Sinaiticum, a Glagolitic manuscript containing an Old Church Slavonic version of the Book of Psalms, has usually been treated, since its discovery in the later nineteenth century, as representative of the translation made by SS Cyril and Methodius before 869. Yet its textual status is in two ways problematic: it exhibits a number of idiosyncratic features (verse divisions, headings, variant readings, lexical peculiarities) which set it apart from other Church Slavonic psalter manuscripts, even those which are generally referred to the same early redaction and Cyrillo-Methodian tradition; it displays marked internal inconsistencies for which there is no simple explanation, such as correlation with the various changes of scribal hand in the manuscript. Von Arnim used the distribution of these inconsistencies as evidence to support an internal reconstruction of several distinct stages in the manuscript tradition underlying the Psalterium Sinaiticum. His argumentation implies that in fact the text of this manuscript stands at some distance from the original translation of SS Cyril and Methodius. On the basis of new comparative evidence from the second Glagolitic psalter manuscript discovered on Sinai in 1975, this paper reviews von Arnim’s analysis and its effectiveness as a text-critical method, and draws conclusions about the place of the Psalterium Sinaiticum in the Cyrillo-Methodian tradition.

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O rukopisnoj kulturi u ranonovovjekovnom Dubrovniku

O rukopisnoj kulturi u ranonovovjekovnom Dubrovniku

Author(s): Lahorka Plejić Poje / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 14/2018

In the article’s introduction, the author points to the history of the book as one of the younger sub-disciplines and to its relevance for literary history. This fact is particularly important for old Dubrovnik where the first printing house was opened only in 1783. In the middle part of the article, certain aspects of manuscript culture in early modern Dubrovnik are studied. The author explains why until the 19th century a large part of the Ragusan literature was circulated in manuscripts and what the advantages of the manuscript compared to the printed book are. The author reminds that manuscripts carried out the function of printed books and indicates that printed books were frequently copied by hand.

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Гомилиарий Михановича в монастыре св. Прохора Пшинского: неучтенный фрагмент родственного сербского пергаменного списка XIV века

Гомилиарий Михановича в монастыре св. Прохора Пшинского: неучтенный фрагмент родственного сербского пергаменного списка XIV века

Author(s): Sergey Yurievich Temchin / Language(s): Russian Issue: 14/2018

The article presents an analysis of a Cyrillic parchment fragment of Serbian provenance once kept in the monastery of St Prohor of Pčinja and published by J. Hadži-Vasiljević in 1900. The fragment is now identified as belonged to a manuscript copy which had been made from the famous Mihanović Homiliarium. This identification leads to the conclusion that the Mihanović Homiliarium must have been kept in the same monastery of St Prohor of Pčinja already in late 14th c.

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Obrona wysiłków daremnych – Joanna Rapacka i badania historii literatury chorwackiej

Obrona wysiłków daremnych – Joanna Rapacka i badania historii literatury chorwackiej

Author(s): Tomislav Bogdan / Language(s): Polish Issue: 14/2018

The article analyses two methods from the scholarly oeuvre of a great Polish Croatian and Slavic studies scholar Joanna Rapacka (1939–2000). These two methods are very interesting and in a particular manner topical, especially in Croatian philology: due to a reconstruction of historical poetics and research of sources, and because of a deconstruction of national myths and national essentialism in literary historiography. These two approaches are closely linked in an attempt to understand an older, pre-modern literary culture in its original, epochal context.

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The contribution of prof. Tadeusz Lewicki (1906–1992) to Islamic and West African studies

The contribution of prof. Tadeusz Lewicki (1906–1992) to Islamic and West African studies

Author(s): Krzysztof Kościelniak / Language(s): English Issue: 44/2012

Prof. Tadeusz Lewicki (the member Académie des Sciences d’Outre-Mer, Association Internationale d’Études des Civilisations Méditerranéennes, Royal Asiatic Society) was not only one of the most famous scholars of Oriental studies in Poland 20th century but also one of the top experts on the history of the Ibadites. For example, he has gathered exhaustively all the references to Ibadites and placed with a certain amount of commentary of his own (Études ibadites nord-africaines, part 1. Warsaw 1955). He has studied and published Arabic sources (mostly Ibāḍī) on the history of the Ibadites and of the Slavic peoples and cataloged eighth- and ninth-century Arab coins found on Polish territory (Arabic External Sources for the History of Africa to the South of Sahara, Wrocław 1969; Polska i kraje sąsiednie w świetle “Księgi Rogera” geografa arabskiego z XII w. al-Idrīsī’ego, parts 1–2. Warsaw, 1945–54; Źródła arabskie do dziejów słowiańszczyzny, vols. 1–2. Wrocław 1956–69). Professor Tadeusz Lewicki attempts to reconstruct also the economic base of West African society between the 10th and 16th centuries (West African Food in the Middle Ages: According to Arabic Sources, London 1974). His basic sources are 15 Arab authors, all of whom noted the diet of the countries they described. The purpose of this paper is to provide a review and critical analysis of Lewicki’s researches and answer which of his interpretations and philological speculations still have found acceptance. This paper also respect to how Lewicki supports, extends, and qualifies the previous literature on West African, Islamic and Ibadites study, and how gives directions for future research.

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