Minority languages in Europe in the context of revitalizing activities

Nováková, Katarína Slobodová; Kostialova, Katarina; Kusnierova, Daniela; Kurajda, Lukas

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“…Využili sme údaje a dáta získané archívnym výskumom dobových dokumentov, analýzou kartografických materiálov, dáta z výskumov komparatívnej korpusovej lingvistiky a materiály získané kvalitatívnym terénnym výskumom. 3 V odbornej etnologickej spisbe v stredoeurópskom priestore sa otázke kultu svätcov a ich odrazu v ľudovej religiozite, vplyvu na každodenný život a presahov do výročných Výsledky týchto výskumov boli priebežne publikované, pozri: Slobodová Nováková, 2016Nováková, , 2017Nováková, , 2019Slobodová Nováková, Koštialová, Kušnierová, Kurajda, 2018;Šatava, 2017;Priečko, Uhnák, 2019; Bocánová, 2019 a iní. Zároveň bola metodológia a výsledky výskumov komparované s podobnými výskumami v minoritnom prostredí z lokalít Maďarska, Rumunska, Srbska (Lenovský, 2015(Lenovský, , 2018, u nemeckej minority v poľskej obci Wilamovice či výskumami u Lužických Srbov (Šatava, 2017, 2019).…”

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The Dissemination of the Cult of Saint Vincent in Slovakia and Austria as a Result of 18^th Century Migration of Alpine Woodcutters

Nováková

Krajčovič

2020

Slovenský Národopis / Slovak Ethnology

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Saint Vincent is one of the saints the worshipping of which occupies an important place both in the official church cult and in folk religiousness. He is currently regarded as the patron of wine growers, wine producers and woodcutters. Folk respect was particularly manifested in Saint Vincent’s native Spain and France, and this cult gradually expanded to Germany and Austria in the 14th century. Thanks to migration, it spread from these regions to southern Austria and Slovakia with relatively successful establishment. The study analyses the materials from different periods of the 19th and 20th centuries, obtained by field and archive research on the religiousness of Alpine woodcutters, as well as older historical materials and contemporary records of this cult. By means of a comparative analysis of the obtained data, the study attempts to explore the movements by which the cult of Saint Vincent could have spread to Lower Austria and Western Slovakia. It also points out the importance of interdisciplinary research in indicating the origin of Alpine woodcutters, designated by the exoethnonym Huncokars in Slovakia. The previous research and publications about this group were based on relatively poor and limited sources of information, many of which were not always correctly interpreted. The study has the ambition to add and correct the information on the origin of Alpine woodcutters in the light of the newest research and findings. The research of the cult of Saint Vincent is one of the paths that indicate the origin of the group as well as the possible ways of the dissemination of the cult thanks to the migration of its supporters. Through the example of this cult, we also aim to highlight cultural transfers as a result of ethnic movements in Central Europe.

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The Dissemination of the Cult of Saint Vincent in Slovakia and Austria as a Result of 18^th Century Migration of Alpine Woodcutters

Nováková

Krajčovič

2020

Slovenský Národopis / Slovak Ethnology

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Minority languages in Europe in the context of revitalizing activities

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