Brothers Hungarians … Ján Palárik’s Attempt at Renegotiating the Slovak-Hungarian Relations on the Threshold of the 1860s

Kobylińska, Anna

doi:10.12775/aph.2013.108.05

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“…He is the focus of studies conducted, in a very innovative way, by Anna Kobylińska, a scholar of the University of Warsaw. 53 Apart from Palárik, Kobylińska also studied in particular Jonáš Záborski, a priest, historian, writer and journalist, 54 and other Slovak writers and their historiosophy. 55…”

Section: Slovak Literature and Its Significance For Studies On Slovak Identitymentioning

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The 19th century history of Slovakia and the Slovaks in Polish research of the last thirty years

Świątek¹

2020

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The history of Slovakia and the Slovaks has for many years been perceived in Polish historiography as a component of larger wholes: the history of Hungary or the history of Czechoslovakia. For this reason, Polish historians usually paid little attention to the phenomenon of the national development of the Slovaks in the 19th century. This situation began to change only from the 1990s, when numerous studies finally appeared seeking to see the history of Slovakia and the Slovaks as a separate historical issue from the histories of the Hungarians and especially the Czechs. This text is aimed at presenting the achievements of Polish scholars over the last three decades with regard to the history of Slovakia and the Slovaks in the 19th century. The article describes the most important Polish synthetic studies, collective studies, and finally monographic works on the history of Slovakia and Slovak culture. Attention was also paid to the most important scientific centres in Poland, which initiate research in the field of Slovak culture and history. Despite the growing interest in Poland's southern neighbour in recent years, significant shortcomings in Polish historiography are still visible. The article also attempts to draw attention to the desirable perspectives for further research in Poland.

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Section: Slovak Literature and Its Significance For Studies On Slovak Identitymentioning

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The 19th century history of Slovakia and the Slovaks in Polish research of the last thirty years

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2020

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The nation, Slavism, and Russia in the national emancipation conception of Svetozár Hurban Vajanský

Martinkovič

2022

Ethics &Amp; Bioethics

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The study explains the perception of the nation in the political thinking of Svetozár Hurban Vajanský, which is founded on primordialist starting points and has a holistic character. In this context, the relationship between the nationally conscious elite and the people is analysed in more detail. The ambivalence of Vajanský’s political thinking is evident in the fact that, in many ways, he formally promotes Ľudovít Štúr’s original idea of unity, but, within Slovak political discourse, he promotes the idea of programme uniformity. Subsequently, this becomes a source of cultural and political isolationism. This fact is complemented in parallel by reflecting the primary acculturation importance of the national elite in developing the national consciousness of the population. Vajanský also incorporated the idea of Slavic mutuality into the national emancipation concept of developing Slovak national identity. Its content is in line with Štúr’s ethnic romanticism. The historicist concept of the development of Slavs under Russian protection also appears in his thinking. Vajanský’s Russophilism was, thus, loosely tied to the ideas of Russian Slavophiles and the idealising perspective of the Slavs’ civilisational mission, who were to form a new, more spiritual and culturally advanced, civilisation circle compared with the morally declining nations of the West.

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Brothers Hungarians … Ján Palárik’s Attempt at Renegotiating the Slovak-Hungarian Relations on the Threshold of the 1860s

Cited by 2 publications

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The 19th century history of Slovakia and the Slovaks in Polish research of the last thirty years

The 19th century history of Slovakia and the Slovaks in Polish research of the last thirty years

The nation, Slavism, and Russia in the national emancipation conception of Svetozár Hurban Vajanský

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