magistrsko delo
Ana Plantan (Author), Miran Hladnik (Mentor)

Abstract

Slovenski časnik Glas naroda je bil od leta 1898 leta 1924 glasilo Jugoslovanske katoliške jednote, čigar lastnik je bil bankir, urednik in zapisnikar na glavnih zborovanjih JSKJ Fran Sakser. Od ustanovitve septembra 1893 je izhajal kot tednik, od julija 1898 dvakrat na teden, od decembra 1901 trikrat na teden, 19. septembra 1903 pa so ga začeli izdajati vsak dan (razen ob nedeljah in praznikih). Izhajal je v slovenskem jeziku na 4 oz. 6 straneh. V svojih letih delovanja zamenjal več urednikov, za obdobje 1931-1935 pa je bil najpomembnejši Janez T(e)rček. Poslanstvo časnika je bilo pomoč Slovencev v Ameriki, spodbujanje h koristnemu pisanju v slovenskem jeziku za Slovence v domovini in dvig narodne zavesti slovenskih priseljencev. Objavljali so prevedeno in tudi slovensko leposlovje, poleg tega pa so obveščali javnost o razmerah na domačih tleh, v tujini, o političnih dogajanjih, zavarovanju delavcev, voznem redu parnika v domovino in nazaj itd. Časopis je z občasnimi objavami seznamov poučnih knjig, poezije, iger, povesti, romanov ter znanstvenih spisov spodbujal slovenske priseljence k večji splošni razgledanosti, slovenski kulturni ozaveščenosti in branju nasploh.

Keywords

slovenska književnost;svetovna književnost;izseljenski časopisi;Glas naroda;Prosveta;Združene države Amerike;leposlovje;bibliografije;1931-1935;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization: UL FF - Faculty of Arts
Publisher: [A. Plantan]
UDC: 821.163.6.09:050(73)"1931/1935"
COBISS: 83648771 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Literature in newspaper Glas naroda between 1931 and 1935
Secondary abstract: Between 1898 and 1924 JSKJ, owned by banker and editor named Fran Sakser, published a Slovenian newsletter called People's Voice. From its foundation in September 1893 on it was published weekly, then from July 1898 on semiweekly, from December 1901 on three times per week and lastly from Sep 1903 on it was published every day except on Saturdays and holidays. It was printed on 4 or 6 pages. During the time People's Voice was published, it was run by various editors, Janez T(e)rček being the most important between 1931 and 1935. They strove to help Slovenes that lived in the USA, to encourage them to write literature in Slovene language and most importantly to promote national consciousness of the immigrants. The newsletter contained both Slovene literature as well as foreign literature that had been translated into Slovene. It also contained transatlantic steamship timetables, reports on affairs in Slovenian homeland and abroad, reports on politics etc. Occasionally they also suggested to readers what books, poetry, stories, plays, novels, or scientific papers Slovenian immigrants should read to improve their cultural awareness and general knowledge.
Secondary keywords: Slovenian literature;world literature;migrant newspapers;Glas naroda;Prosveta;literature;United States of America;bibliographies;1931-1935;
Type (COBISS): Master's thesis/paper
Study programme: 0
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Filozofska fak., Oddelek za slovenistiko
Pages: 118 f.
ID: 13770057