izkušnje predavanja in raziskovanja
Abstract
Zanimanje za slavistiko, predvsem za raziskovanje književnosti južnih in zahodnih Slovanov, se je v Rusiji pojavilo v prvi polovici 19. stoletja in je bilo pogojeno z vrsto zgodovinskih in socialnih dogajanj, na primer z zunanjepolitičnimi spopadi s Turčijo in habsburško monarhijo, narodno-osvobodilnimi gibanji Slovanov ter z njimi povezanimi reakcijami javnosti idr. Pomembno vlogo pri ustanovitvi slavistike na Moskovski univerzi je skupaj z razvojem ruske univerzitetne znanosti odigrala tudi utrditev kulturnih vezi med slovanskimi narodi. Začetki segajo v leto 1811, ko je bila na Moskovski univerzi ustanovljena katedra za slovansko jezikoslovje. Danes študentje slavistike kot dopolnitev k študiju katerega od slovanskih jezikov študirajo tudi zgodovino literature naroda, katerega jezik se učijo.
Keywords
slovenska književnost;slovanske književnosti;pouk književnosti;didaktika književnosti;književna didaktika;visokošolska didaktika;visoko šolstvo;tuje univerze;Moskovska univerza;Rusija;Moskva;rusko-slovenski stiki;
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Language: |
Slovenian |
Year of publishing: |
2008 |
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Organization: |
UL FF - Faculty of Arts |
UDC: |
821.163.6(470.311):387.147 |
COBISS: |
72066914
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Secondary language: |
English |
Secondary abstract: |
Interest in Slavic Studies, particularly research into the literature of southern and western Slavs, appeared in Russia in the first half of the 19th century and was conditional on a range of historical and social factors, such as foreign policy conflicts with Turkey and the Habsburg monarchy, and Slav national liberation movements and the public reactions to them. An important role in the establishment of Slavic Studies at Moscow University was played by both the development of Russian university study and the strengthening of cultural ties between Slavic nations. The origins date back to 1811, when a chair of Slavic languages was established. Today, students of Slavic Studies at Moscow University, alongside whichever Slavic language they study, also learn about the history of the literature in that language. |
Secondary keywords: |
Slovene literature;Slavic literatures;teaching literature;didactics of literature;literary didactics;higher education didactics;higher education;foreign universities;Moscow University;Russia;Moscow;Russian-Slovene connections; |
Pages: |
Str. 277-284 |
ID: |
22958110 |