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Croatian Glagolitic Incunabula: Cultural, Textual, Linguistic and Typographical Determinants
Vera Blažević Krezić
; Filozofski fakultet u Osijeku, Republika Hrvatska
Sažetak
This paper presents the selected features of Croatianglagolitic incunabula. Special attention is given to the recent and current debates about the printing place of two fundamental liturgical books – Missal by the law of the Roman court(1483) and Breviary by the law of the Roman court(1491). The second part of the paper introduces
the state of research within typographical analysis of the Editio princeps(1483). It discusses neglected but also very important – sometimes crucial – component of a comprehensive analysis of every printed book, especially when glagolitic incunabula and rare editions with incomplete information are concerned. The review given in this paper will widely outline the cultural and historical environment that produced glagolitic printing and incunabula in the second half of the 15th century. Due to the fact that the presentation of selected
determinants of first glagolitic printed editions is formed, the importance of the phenomena known as Croatian Glagolitismand Glagolismwill be estimated, as well as its share in the Croatian literary and cultural history in general. The synthetic approach to topics concerning Croatian incunabula is important in regard to the representation of their implementation in higher education system. Curriculum of Croatian Studies and related studies (Information Sciences – inductive perspective on (social) book history) includes courses such as The Old Church Slavonic Language and Croatian Glagolism within which students learn about textual, typographical and other characteristics of Croatian glagolitic incunabula and determine their significance for Croatian culturaland language history.
Ključne riječi
Breviary (1491); Glagolitism; Glagolism; incunabula; Missal(1483); typographic analysis
Hrčak ID:
162158
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Datum izdavanja:
28.12.2015.
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