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Glagolica – od njenega nastanka do pojavitve kurzivne oblike : magistrsko delo
ID Jančar, Maja (Author), ID Babič, Vanda (Mentor) More about this mentor... This link opens in a new window

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Abstract
Pisava brez dvoma velja za enega največjih človeških izumov, če ne celo največjega. Nastanek takega sistema je dolgotrajen proces, zgodovina pisave pa dolga in zapletena. Prvotni način sporazumevanja je bilo ustno izročilo, pisava pa je pomenila neko nadgradnjo in je omogočila širjenje ter shranjevanje informacij in podatkov. Z njeno pomočjo so se ljudje sporazumevali skozi prostor. Povezala je vse generacije in svet v celoti ter omogočila shranjevanje jezikovnega gradiva v natančni obliki v dolgem, neskončnem obdobju. Glagolica velja za prvo pisavo, ki je bila prirejena glasovnemu sestavu stare cerkvene slovanščine, prvemu knjižnemu jeziku Slovanov, v katerem so bili napisani najstarejši slovanski prevodi bogoslužnih knjig iz grščine. V svojem magistrskem delu sem pisala definicijo, nastanek in razvoj pisave, predstavila tipe pisav ter jih nekaj prikazala s slikovnim gradivom. V svoje delo sem strnila informacije o glagolici in sicer zgodovino in rabo glagolice, predstavila sem glavne teorije njenega nastanka, pravopisna pravila za zapis samoglasnikov in soglasnikov ter navedla primere za okrajševanje besed. Poglavje sem namenila tudi vrstam glagolice. Najobsežnejši del mojega dela zajema opis razvoja posameznih grafemov od osnovne oblike do kurzivnega zapisa, kjer sem opisala razvoj glagolskih črk skozi čas. Dodala sem tudi slikovno gradivo s primeri oblik iz spomenikov, ki so nastali v različnih obdobjih.

Language:Slovenian
Keywords:glagolica, razvoj, pisava, glagolski spomeniki
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Typology:2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:FF - Faculty of Arts
Place of publishing:Ljubljana
Publisher:[M. Jančar]
Year:2021
Number of pages:63 str.
PID:20.500.12556/RUL-132417 This link opens in a new window
UDC:003.349.1
COBISS.SI-ID:83542787 This link opens in a new window
Publication date in RUL:25.10.2021
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Language:English
Title:Glagolic script - from its origin to the appearance of the italic form
Abstract:
Font is without a doubt considered one of the greatest human inventions, if not the greatest. The emergence of such a system is a lengthy process, and the history of writing is long and complex. The original way of ommunicating was oral tradition, and the font was an upgrade and allowed the dissemination and storage of information and data. With her help, people communicated through space. It connected all generations and the world as a whole and made it possible to store linguistic material in accurate form over a long, endless period. The Glagolic script is considered to be the first script adapted to the phonetic structure of Old Church Slavonic, the first literary language of the Slavs, in which the oldest Slavic translations of liturgical books from Greek were written. In my master's thesis, I described the definition, origin and development of fonts, presented the types of fonts and presented some of them with pictorial material. In my work I have gathered information about the Glagolic srcipt, namely the history and use of the Glagolic script, I have presented the main theories of its origin, spelling rules for writing vowels and consonants, and given examples for shortening words. I also devoted the chapter to Glagolitic types. The most extensive part of my work covers the description of the development of individual graphemes from the basic form to the italic notation, where I described the development of verb letters over time. I also added pictorial material with examples of shapes from monuments created in different periods.

Keywords:Glagolic script, development, writing, glagolic monuments

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