27 research outputs found
Die Chronik des Priesters aus Duklja - Ein Grundlegendes Werk fĆ¼r die Erforschung der AnsƤtze des Ethnologischen Gedankens bei den Kroaten
U prilogu se razmatra Ljetopis popa Dukljanina kao etnoloÅ”ki izvor ali i kao nezaobilazno djelo kada je rijeÄ o poÄecima etnoloÅ”kog razmiÅ”ljanja u nas.Im vorliegenden Beitrag wird die Chronik des Priesters aus Duklja (XII. JhdL), dessen ursprĆ¼nglicher slawische Text zwar verlorenging, aber seine kroatischen und lateinischen Abschreibungen bzw. Ćbersetzungen erhalten sind, als Quelle fĆ¼r ethnologische Forschungen bewertet. Der Autor dieser Chronik stĆ¼tzte sich in seiner Arbeit auf volkstumliche Ćberlieferungen und schuf selbst eine Grundlage fĆ¼r die Entstehung weiterer Legenden
Towards The Call Of Vila (Fairy) Slovinka Through BaÅ”Äina (Heritage) Of Juraj BarakovlÄ
Ovaj prilog je nastavak autoriÄina sustavnog istraživanja djela starije hrvatske književnosti s osobitim obzirom na to da ona, joÅ” nedovoljno istražena, predstavljaju bogatu podlogu za izuÄavanje zaÄetaka etnoloÅ”kog razmiÅ”ljanja u Hrvata. U ovoj je radu analizirano djelo J. BarakoviÄa "Vila Slovinka", nastalo na razmeÄu dvaju stilova - renesanse i baroka, djelo koje sadrži niz zanimljivih i relevantnih etnoloÅ”kih i folkloristiÄkih podataka."Vila Slovinka", Juraj BarakoviÄ\u27s poem, is a valuable contribution to the research and the establishment of the beginnings of Croatian ethnological perception. This work was written in the 16th century and it is marked by two different styles: the Renaissance and the Baroque. The author tries to confirm in a careful analysis her idea about older Croatian literature being a source of many pieces of information relevant for roots of the future science - ethnology.
BarakoviÄ is, as well as his forerunners ZoraniÄ and HektoroviÄ, interested in ethnogenesis of the Croats. According to his education, he places the origins of his people in the ancient times. BarakoviÄ is the objective observer of his compatriots, life and customs, regardless of which social stratum they belong to. His characters are not "paper-made"-they are very alive, with all the human features. The poet is an excellent expert in folk poems, so that he includes them in his poem. As a good observer of social strata, he is completely aware of the value of customs, and therefore he also uses them in this work. The interesting part of this extensive poem is also BarakoviÄ\u27s knowledge of history, his patriotism and the feeling for traditional heritage of his nation. Nevertheless, one thing must be kept in mind - this is all very far from the conscious scientific research, but it is still a big step towards