Slovenščina v Srbiji

preteklost, sedanjost in prihodnost

Abstract

Pouk slovenščine v Srbiji ima dolgo tradicijo, ki sega na sam začetek 20. stoletja, ko je bil v študijskem letu 1907/1908 za potrebe knjižnih prevajalcev organiziran prvi tečaj slovenščine na tedanji Visoki šoli v Beogradu. Slovenščina in srbščina sta se razvijali v skupni državi od 1918 do 1991 in v tem obdobju so bili postavljeni temelji nadaljnjih znanstvenih raziskav ter poglobljenega univerzitetnega študija slovenščine na Univerzi v Beogradu. Po uvajanju štiriletnega vzporednega študija slovenščine na univerzitetni ravni in uvajanju pouka slovenščine za pripadnike slovenske manjšine je naslednji zastavljeni cilj uvajanje pouka slovenskega jezika in elementov kulture na osnovnošolsko in srednješolsko raven v Srbiji.

Keywords

slovenščina;slovenščina kot drugi/tuji jezik;univerze;Srbija;primerjalne študije;bibliografije;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2014
Typology:	1.08 - Published Scientific Conference Contribution
Organization:	UL FF - Faculty of Arts
UDC:	811.163.6'243:378(497.11)
COBISS:	54753122
Views:	229
Downloads:	23
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Other data

Secondary language:	English
Secondary abstract:	Slovene language teaching in Serbia has a long tradition which goes back to the very beginning of the 20th century, when the first Slovene course was organised specially for literary translators at the then Higher School in Belgrade in 1907/1908. From 1918 to 1991, both Slovene and Serbian developed simultaneously in the shared state, and this is the period when the foundations for future scientific research and an in-depth Slovene study programme were laid at the University of Belgrade. Following the introduction of a parallel four-year Slovene study programme at university level, and the introduction of Slovene language courses for members of the Slovene minority, the next objective is to introduce the Slovene language and elements of culture in elementary and high schools in Serbia.
Secondary keywords:	Slovenian;Slovenian as foreign language;universities;Serbia;comparative studies;bibliographies;
Pages:	Str. 177-184
ID:	12977390