Jezik ob meji in na meji

Bajzek Lukač, Marija

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Title:	Jezik ob meji in na meji
Authors:	ID Bajzek Lukač, Marija (Author) ID Koletnik, Mihaela (Reviewer) ID Ulčnik, Natalija (Reviewer) ID Šek, Polonca (Copy-reader)
Files:	https://press.um.si/index.php/ump/catalog/book/1077 RAZ_Bajzek_Lukac_Marija_2025.pdf (6,14 MB) MD5: 80C15B3A849581F59E555AB1644F9B7B
Language:	Slovenian
Work type:	Unknown
Organization:	FF - Faculty of Arts UZUM - University of Maribor Press
Abstract:	Znanstvena monografija Jezik ob meji in na meji predstavlja sociolingvistični pogled na prekmurski slovenski knjižni jezik, porabsko narečje, leksikografijo in jezikovno krajino Porabja. Knjiga je razdeljena na tri poglavja: (1) Jezik ob meji, (2) Jezik v slovarjih in (3) Jezik na meji. V prvem poglavju je prikazan razvoj prekmurskega knjižnega jezika od začetkov evangeličanskega slovstva in razvoja katoliške pismenosti do nastanka Pavlove slovnice prekmurskega slovenskega jezika. V drugem poglavju so zbrani prispevki o leksikografiji, o slovarju govora Gornjega Senika, velikem madžarsko‑slovenskem slovarju in o slovenskih zemljepisnih poimenovanjih v Porabju ter širši okolici. Tretje poglavje prinaša sociolingvistične razprave o jezikovnem načrtovanju, jezikovni krajini in stanju materinščine (prek‑ mursko narečje, porabski govor) v Porabju. Osrednje spoznanje monografije Jezik ob meji in na meji je, da se je slovenski jezik ob Rabi do začetka 20. stoletja razvijal skupaj in sočasno s prekmurščino. Ustvarjalci tega območja so pomembno prispevali k razvoju in ohranjanju prekmurščine. Porabščina je danes jezik sporazumevanja med starejšimi govorci, zato potrebuje več pozornosti in strokovne podpore, če želimo, da bo ostala vitalna in obstala v prostoru ob Rabi.
Keywords:	prekmurski slovenski knjižni jezik, porabsko narečje, gornjeseniški govor, jezikovna krajina, jezikovno načrtovanje, narečni slovarji, veliki madžarsko‑slovenski slovar
Place of publishing:	Maribor
Place of performance:	Maribor
Publisher:	Univerza v Mariboru, Univerzitetna založba
Year of publishing:	2025
Year of performance:	2025
PID:	20.500.12556/DKUM-95926
ISBN:	978-961-299-080-0
UDC:	811.163.6'282(091)(0.034.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:	256536579
DOI:	10.18690/um.ff.9.2025
Publication date in DKUM:	11.11.2025
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Secondary language

Language:	English
Title:	Language Along and Across the Border
Abstract:	The scientific monograph Jezik ob meji in na meji (Language Along and Across the Border) focuses on sociolinguistic perspectives of the Prekmurje literary language, the Porabje dialect, lexicography, and the linguistic situation in the Rába Valley (Porabje). The monograph is divided into three chapters: (1) Language Along the Border, (2) Language in Dictionaries, and (3) Language Across the Border. The first chapter presents the development of the Prekmurje literary lan‑ guage from Evangelical literature to Catholic sacral writings and Ágoston Pavel’s grammar of the Prekmurje Slovene language. The second chapter comprises studies on lexicography, including the dictionary of the Gornji Senik (Felsőszölnök) dialect, the Comprehensive Hungarian–Slovene Dictionary, and Slovene geographical names in Porabje and the extended region. The third chapter presents sociolinguistic discussions on language strategies, the linguistic landscape and the status of the mother tongue (Prekmurje dialect, Porabje speech) in Porabje. Key findings of the monograph Jezik ob meji in na meji (Language Along and Across the Border) is that before the beginning of the 20th century, the Slovene language along the Rába River developed parallel with the Prekmurje variety. Porabje Slovene remains the language of everyday communication in Porabje families and among the older generations. However, to be preserved in Rába Valley region it deserves a special scinetific attention and further research.
Keywords:	The scientific monograph Jezik ob meji in na meji (Language Along and Across the Border) focuses on sociolinguistic perspectives of the Prekmurje literary language, the Porabje dialect, lexicography, and the linguistic situation in the Rába Valley (Porabje). The monograph is divided into three chapters: (1) Language Along the Border, (2) Language in Dictionaries, and (3) Language Across the Border. The first chapter presents the development of the Prekmurje literary lan‑ guage from Evangelical literature to Catholic sacral writings and Ágoston Pavel’s grammar of the Prekmurje Slovene language. The second chapter comprises studies on lexicography, including the dictionary of the Gornji Senik (Felsőszölnök) dialect, the Comprehensive Hungarian–Slovene Dictionary, and Slovene geographical names in Porabje and the extended region. The third chapter presents sociolinguistic discussions on language strategies, the linguistic landscape and the status of the mother tongue (Prekmurje dialect, Porabje speech) in Porabje. Key findings of the monograph Jezik ob meji in na meji (Language Along and Across the Border) is that before the beginning of the 20th century, the Slovene language along the Rába River developed parallel with the Prekmurje variety. Porabje Slovene remains the language of everyday communication in Porabje families and among the older generations. However, to be preserved in Rába Valley region it deserves a special scinetific attention and further research.

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