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Title Jews and Slavs Subtitle Galicia, Bukovina and Other Borderlands in Eastern and Central Europe. Essays on Interethnic Contacts and Multiculturalism essays on Interethnic Contacts and Multiculturalism Document part Volume 23 Author info ed. Wolf Moskowich, Roman Mnich, Renata Tarasiuk Another authors Moskowich Wolf (Editor)
Mnich Roman (Editor)
Tarasiuk Renata (Editor)
Issue data Jerusalem : The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Center for Slavic languages and Literatures , 2013 ISBN 978-83-63307-72-1 Language English Country Israel Public work category FAI Catal.org. BB301 - Univerzitná knižnica Univerzity Mateja Bela v Banskej Bystrici Database xpca - PUBLIKAČNÁ ČINNOSŤ References (2) - PUBLIKAČNÁ ČINNOSŤ 
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Title Zabudnutá dizertácia slovenského evanjelického kňaza a osvietenca Jána Laurentzyho O hlavných prekážkach nedostatočného vzdelania Židov a Cigáňov (1814) a okolnosti jej vzniku Author info Martin Golema Author Golema Martin 1966- (100%) UMBFH12 - Katedra slovenského jazyka a literatúry
Source document Jews and Slavs : Galicia, Bukovina and Other Borderlands in Eastern and Central Europe. Essays on Interethnic Contacts and Multiculturalism : essays on Interethnic Contacts and Multiculturalism, Volume 23. S. 329-339. - Jerusalem : The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Center for Slavic languages and Literatures, 2013 / Moskowich Wolf ; Mnich Roman ; Tarasiuk Renata Person keywords Laurentzy Ján Keywords osvietenstvo - enlightenment Židia - Jews Rómovia - Cigáni - Romanies - Gypsies Language Slovak Country Slovak Republic systematics 811.16 Annotation A forgotten dissertation of Slovak Lutheran priest and Enlightener John Laurentzy The main obstacles of insufficient education of the Jews and Gypsies (1814) and the circumstances of its creation The study interprets in the broader cultural and historical contexts and from the imagologic perspective a short dissertation of a Slovak Enlightenment and evangelical priest John Laurentzy. In the study,this scholar, focused his attention on two divergent ethnicity and language - two "tribes" - Jews and Gypsies, in order to discern them potential allies and within his vision of a common European culture, perhaps even to distinguish future friends and brothers. On behalf of the Enlightenment dream of European culture, Laurentzy saw strongly multicultural status quo of his country as something that calls for a significant correction, whose core would be particularly overcoming of the isolationism of some groups, more cooperative mutual opening up and sharing of a common cultural and civilizational minimum. Therefore, in the thesis, he focused attention on two communities which he saw to be problematic and tried to identify the barriers keeping from their education. Recipe of this Enlightenment cosmopolitan can be read as a challenge to assimilation or, more precisely, to the assimilation to each other into the next higher common, a little vague, but definitely transnationally defined European culture. Public work category AEC No. of Archival Copy 27054 Catal.org. BB301 - Univerzitná knižnica Univerzity Mateja Bela v Banskej Bystrici Database xpca - PUBLIKAČNÁ ČINNOSŤ 
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Title Neviditeľné hranice: samota a osamelosť Žida v slovenskej realistickej próze Author info Henrich Jakubík Author Jakubík Henrich 1969- (100%) UMBFH12 - Katedra slovenského jazyka a literatúry
Source document Jews and Slavs : Galicia, Bukovina and Other Borderlands in Eastern and Central Europe. Essays on Interethnic Contacts and Multiculturalism : essays on Interethnic Contacts and Multiculturalism, Volume 23. S. 153-160. - Jerusalem : The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Center for Slavic languages and Literatures, 2013 / Moskowich Wolf ; Mnich Roman ; Tarasiuk Renata Keywords Židia - Jews slovenská próza - Slovak prose literárny realizmus - literary realism Language Slovak Country Slovak Republic systematics 82-3 Public work category AEC No. of Archival Copy 28096 Catal.org. BB301 - Univerzitná knižnica Univerzity Mateja Bela v Banskej Bystrici Database xpca - PUBLIKAČNÁ ČINNOSŤ unrecognised