20 let gostujočih profesur

Abstract

Pričujoči prispevek opisuje razvoj slovenistike na Univerzi na Dunaju, ki je kot samostojna študijska smer zaživela leta 1975. Po obdobju minimalne kadrovske zasedbe so k uspešnemu razvoju v preteklih dvajsetih letih pomemben delež prispevale gostujoče profesure, uvedene leta 1999. Obveznost v okviru profesure je obsegala osem ur predavanj iz slovenskega jezikoslovja in/ali književnosti in kulturnih ved. Kljub odličnemu odzivu s strani študentov in študentk in izjemno pestri predavateljski dejavnosti slovenističnih gostov in gostij ne velja prezreti sistemske problematike, ki temelji na manjkajoči interni kadrovski strukturi. Pokazali bomo, da je skrb za slovenistiko na krhkih temeljih, ki jih univerzitetna politika kljub kakovostni dejavnosti skoraj neopazno ruši. V tem kontekstu opozarjamo na nekaj mednarodnih dokumentov in na veljavni Program o sodelovanju v kulturi, izobraževanju in znanosti med državama.

Keywords

Univerza na Dunaju;slovenistika;slavistika;gostujoče profesure;zgodovinski pregledi;

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Language: Slovenian
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Organization: UL FF - Faculty of Arts
UDC: 811.163.6+821.163.6.09:378(436Dunaj)
COBISS: 69949794 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary abstract: The aim of this paper is to describe the development of Slovene Studies at the University of Vienna over the last five decades. After a period of insufficient staffing, the introduction of a visiting professor scheme in 1999, entailing teaching eight hours per week on Slovene linguistics and/or literary and cultural studies, was a major step forward. The scheme has been very well accepted by the students for its variety and the quality of guest lectures and has made a great contribution to the establishment of Slovene Studies. This positive development has not been mirrored in structural changes at the department, so that a lack of an adequate staffing structure within Slovene Studies has remained an issue. The present situation, sadly, is one where Slovene Studies is under threat, despite the existence of international memoranda, as well as the current cultural agreement between Austria and Slovenia.
Secondary keywords: University of Vienna;Slovene Studies;Slavic Studies;visiting professor scheme;historical surveys;
Pages: Str. 150-156
DOI: 10.4312/SSJLK.55.150-156
ID: 12352516
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