Wychowanie młodzieży w ruskojęzycznych drukach bazyliańskich
Journal Title: ACTA POLONO-RUTHENICA - Year 2017, Vol 3, Issue 0
Abstract
Education problems Basilian’s prints in prosta mova (18 ct.) Printing was one of the elements of various missionary activities of the Basilians. Their typographies were functioning in the 18th century at monasteries in Vilnius, Suprasl, Uniev, Pochaiev and Lvov. They printed texts written in Polish, Latin, Orthodox Church language, but also in prosta mova, which was the basic means of communication of the Uniate faithful. In that language, not only religious but also secular texts were printed. In both types of texts, you can find elements related to the upbringing of young people. The analysis of those texts leads to the conclusion that they should be considered in terms of social didactics. They shaped the social culture (issues of civil society, shaping social justice, etc.) and personal culture of the Ruthenians (savoir vivre rules) in 18 ct.
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Joanna Getka
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