LEXICON OF SLAVIC LITERATURES: authors and literary works
Main researcher
: UŽAREVIĆ, JOSIP (63952) Assistants
BLAŽINA, DALIBOR (91290)
LUDVIG, SONJA (900886)
Type of research: developmental Duration from: 12/01/93. Papers on project (total): 7
Institution name: Filozofski fakultet - Humanističke znanosti, Zagreb (130) Department/Institute: Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures Address: Ivana Lučića 3 City: 10000 - Zagreb, Croatia
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Phone: 385 (0)1 6120-045
E-mail: juzarevi@filozof.ffzg.hr
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Summary: The lexicon of Slavic Literatures has been conceived as a
comprehensive compendium of facts about Slavic literatures. It should have
fundamental importance for the development of studies of different Slavic
literatures as well as for the comparative Slavic studies. The work on
the project consists of three stages: 1. Lexicological analysis of the
most important authors and lliterary works (A category), including the
basic biographical and bibliographical information on the author,
structural analyses of texts, their placement into the literary-historical
context and their relations toxwards other relevant literary phenomena;
short history of reception and basic literature on the authors/works.
Analyses of literary works will include geneological and structural
analyses, literary and historical references, short history of reception
and bibliography. 2. The entries on the less prominent authors and works (B
and C categories in case of writers and B category in case of literary
works) will have the same structure. 3. The analysis of synthetic entries
in terms of national literatures and comparative studies, including
genres, stylistic methods, literary-historical and literary-geographical
notions, literary groups and institutions, translations and relations
between Slavic and non-Slavic literatures. The project requires a thorough
computer analysis, i.e. creating a large database essential for the
compilation of the lexicon, but also useful for the scientific research in
the field of Slavic studies.
Research goals: The primary objective of the project is the
completion of the first stage. This stage is essential for the development
of the database, and will consequently serve as a basis of the next
stages. The result of the first stage will be the publising of a
comprehensive lexicon (approximatley 2000 pages), which would considerably
enhance the studies of Slavic literature. The final aim of this project is
to publish the results of all three stages in the form of a three-volume
lexicon and to create a database which will be a basis for potential
future projects in the Slavic Studies. The lexicon is intended for the
students of Slavic Studies, publishing editors, scholars as well as the
general reading public. Other information about the project.