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„V TÝCH DLHÝCH NOCIACH DLHO PREMÝŠĽAVAM O TEBE, SLAVIANSTVO, NÁŠ SVETE TY!“ SLOVANIA A SLOVANSKÁ VZÁJOMNOSŤ VO VÝRAZOVOM PLÁNE LYRIKY P. O. HVIEZDOSLAVA

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Vrajová V.

Slavica Slovaca

2023

tom 58

nr 1

95-108

The aim is to abstract the authoring strategies, which are applied in the representation of Slavonicity at the lexical and morpho-syntactic level. The research sample consists of 42 poems written between 1868 and 1914 with an explicit Slavic focus. Methodologically, the research falls into the field of general linguistics (stylistics). The results show the dominance of the anthropomorphic principle in metaphorical representation, which also demonstrates the postulates of cognitive linguistics. On the other hand, the functional application of verbal categories is primarily related to the degree of unification of the lyrical subject with the Slavs, but also to the accentuation of their unity/numerosity, (un)favourable state and (lack of) prospects for the future.

PAVOL ORSZÁGH HVIEZDOSLAV A MÁJOVÉ OSLAVY 1918 V PRAHE (ČESKO-SLOVENSKÁ CESTA KU KANONIZÁCII CULTURAL SAINTS)

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Zelenková A.

Slovenská literatúra (Slovak Literature)

2021

tom 68

nr 6

643 – 659

Drawing also on formerly unexplored period documents, the article analyses the impact of P. O. Hviezdoslav’s participation in the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the laying of the National Theatre’s foundation stone on the 16th – 18th May 1918. The contribution is methodologically grounded in the comparative-analytical model of the canonisation of cultural saints as outlined by J. Leerssen and M. Dović (J. K. Helgason – M. Dović: National Poets, Cultural Saints: Canonization and Commemorative Cults of Writers in Europe, 2017). Through the prism of Hviezdoslav’s visit, the article follows the transfer of his personality and work from the secluded microcosm of intellectual elites into the public macrocosm of the future state-forming community. The poet’s transformation into a cultural saint, facilitated among other things by his speech addressed to Czech and Slovak extra-literary recipients at the celebrations, signified his approval for the ideology of Czechoslovakism. Historical importance of this visit to Prague consisted mainly in the fact that it was the first public acceptance of the envisaged integration into a common state.