SLOVENSKI JEZIK, LITERATURA IN KULTURA V ČASOPISU NOVINE

Legenič, Andreja

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Title:	SLOVENSKI JEZIK, LITERATURA IN KULTURA V ČASOPISU NOVINE
Authors:	ID Legenič, Andreja (Author) ID Jesenšek, Marko (Mentor) More about this mentor...
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Language:	Slovenian
Work type:	Undergraduate thesis
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:	Jožef Klekl st. je bil duhovnik izrednega pomena. Svoje poslanstvo je skoraj štiri desetletja spolnjeval kot urednik Marijinega lista in Kalendarja Srca Jezušovoga. Svoj najpomembnejši prispevek je dal s časopisom Novine. Njegovo prizadevanje je temeljilo na skrbi za domačo besedo, katero je branil tudi v času najhujše madžarizacije. Poudarek je dal na povezanosti šole in cerkve ter bil mnenja, da ima v šoli poleg latinščine edino in pravo mesto slovenski jezik. Z uvedbo gajice je začel graditi most med prekmurskim in knjižnim jezikom, ki pa se je gradil počasi, postopoma, a z veliko mero vztrajnosti in poguma. Z Novinami si je prizadeval za krepitev narodne zavesti ter odločno vplival na Prekmurce, da so se po razpadu Avstro-Ogrske monarhije združili z osrednjelovenskim prostorom. Njegov cilj je bil, da z objavami v Novinah, ki jih je v veliki večini pisal sam, domačega, preprostega človeka vzgaja ter ga versko in kulturno ozavešča. Zadnja številka Novin je izšla leta 1941 in zanimivo je, da Prekmurje do leta 1972 ni premoglo nobene katoliške periodike.
Keywords:	Jožef Klekl st., Novine, katoliška periodika, prekmurski knjižni jezik, madžarizacija, gajica, poenotenje slovenske knjižne norme, avtonomija
Place of publishing:	Maribor
Publisher:	[A. Legenič]
Year of publishing:	2016
PID:	20.500.12556/DKUM-59417
UDC:	811.163.6: 070.482(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:	22266888
NUK URN:	URN:SI:UM:DK:HJ8ZN9M0
Publication date in DKUM:	13.06.2016
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Language:	English
Title:	SLOVENIAN LANGUAGE, LITERATURE AND CULTURE IN THE NOVINE NEWSPAPER
Abstract:	Jožef Klekl Sr. was a priest of extraordinary importance. For almost four decades, he was an editor of Marijin list and Kalendar Srca Jezušovoga, but his most important contribution was his work with with the newspaper Novine. His efforts were based on his concern over his native tongue. He is known to have been defending it in times of the most intensive Magyarization. He put his emphasis on the importance of the link between school and church. According to his opinion, the only true language to be taught in school, besides Latin, should be Slovene. By introducing Gaj's Latin alphabet, he started to build the bridge between the Prekmurian language and its Slovenian counterpart. The bridge between the two languages was built slowly and gradually, but with a great deal of perserverance and courage. His newspaper Novine contributed to the strengthening of the national awareness, thus having an important impact on the people of Prekmurje, who, after the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, became part of the central Slovenian territory. Klekl's most important aim was that, by the texts published in his newspaper Novine, which were for the most part written by himself, the readership would get educated and their religious and cultural awareness would be raised. The last edition of Novine was published in 1941 and the interesting fact is that until 1972 no printed periodicals of catholic content existed in Prekmurje.
Keywords:	Jožef Klekl Sr., Novine, Catholic periodicals, Prekmurian literary language, Magyarization, Gaj's Latin alphabet, standardisation of the Slovenian literary norm, autonomy

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