391 research outputs found
Religijność, wymiar prywatny i publiczny, (red.) Wiktor Szymborski, Paweł F. Nowakowski
No full textOMÓWIENIE ARTYKUŁÓW DOTYCZĄCYCH TEMATYKI ŚREDNIOWIECZA ZAWARTYCH W: RELIGIJNOŚĆ, WYMIAR PRYWATNY I PUBLICZNY, RED. WIKTOR SZYMBORSKI, PAWEŁ F. NOWAKOWSKI, INICJATYWA MAŁOPOLSKA IM. KRÓLA WŁADYSŁAWA ŁOKIETKA, KRAKÓW 2007, SS. 35
The History of the Jagiellonian University Archives – Medieval and Modern Sources and Publications
Get PDFHistoria Archiwum Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego – średniowieczne i nowożytne źródła a edycjeOmówienie najstarszych dziejów archiwum nastręcza wielu trudności, albowiem materiały źródłowe dotyczące tej instytucji są obecnie rozproszone. W ustawach uniwersyteckich z lat 1441 – 1508 brakuje informacji o archiwum. Brak źródeł na jego temat jest także wynikiem nawiedzających uniwersytet przez stulecia pożarów, które niweczyły dorobek piśmienniczy uniwersytetu. Początkowo archiwum znajdowało się w dyspozycji rektora. Najcenniejsze dokumenty, w tym dyplomy pergaminowe, przechowywane były w skarbcu uniwersyteckim znajdującym się w budynku Collegium Maius. Celem niniejszego szkicu jest ukazanie najstarszych dziejów archiwum Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego, począwszy od założenia uniwersytetu w Krakowie aż po okres zaborów. Zasygnalizowano w nim również problematykę wybranych źródeł do dziejów uczelni, wraz z krótką charakterystyką przechowywanych w archiwum zbiorów z przełomu średniowiecza i okresu nowożytnego. W artykule przedstawione zostały także dzieje opracowywania katalogu dokumentów pergaminowych podjęte w latach 30. XIX wieku oraz kontynuowane podczas II wojny światowej przez Kazimierza Kaczmarczyka, byłygo dyrektora Archiwum Państwowego w Poznaniu, który został zatrudniony w Krakowie 1 sierpnia 1940 r. Zdołał on sporządzić katalog dokumentów pergaminowych, opracowując 731 pozycji. Ta praca, uzupełniona następnie o materiały z tzw. zbioru E. Rastawieckiego, stała się podstawą katalogu wydanego w 1953 r. Dzięki podejmowanym później pracom porządkowym i inwentaryzacyjnym udało się odszukać liczne dotąd nieznane dyplomy, których kolekcja liczy obecnie 800 pozycji.Opracowane przez Autora/Prepared by the Author </strong
Intonation of Conversational English (Educated Southern British) by Wiktor Jassem (1952)
No full textBook.Author: Jassem, Wiktor.Date: 1952.Title: Intonation of Colloquial English (Educated Southern British).Publisher: Wrocław, Nakładem Wrocławskiego Towarzystwa Naukowego; Skład Glówny: Dom Ksiązki.Series: Prace Wrockławskiego Towarzystwa Naukowego. Travaux de la Société des Sciences et de Lettres de Wrockław Seria A.Number: 45.Pages: 122Livre.Auteur: Jassem, Wiktor.Date: 1952.Titre: Intonation of Colloquial English (Educated Southern British).Editeur: Wrocław, Nakładem Wrocławskiego Towarzystwa Naukowego; Skład Glówny: Dom Ksiązki.Series: Prace Wrockławskiego Towarzystwa Naukowego. Travaux de la Société des Sciences et de Lettres de Wrockław Seria A.Numéro: 45.Pages: 12
Sources for the study of the history of the dominican studium generale in Krakow in the modern era. The state of research and research perspectives
No full textMain objective of the essay under consideration was investigation and characterized most important source materials stocked at the Archive of the Cracow’s Dominican Province to present the history of their studium generale during the Modern period. Also, the current knowledge of a.m. period of studium generale was screened- out and some searching hypothesis were proposed concerning the history of the Cracow’s Dominican studium generale. The searching time frame have been limited to XVI up to XVII century. Taken into consideration, the current status of research works performed so far, one ought to stated that the Modern Epoch has not been searched out with the same consciousness compare to the Medieval one. As the most important printed source materials, one ought to account the documents issued by the general and provincial chapters of the Convent. The documents of the provincial chapters have been listed and screened by Father Fabian Madura, and were stocked as the typescript formats at the Cracow’s Dominican Convent Library. Based on the searched source materials of General Chapter of Dominican Convent at Cracow, it is possible to present the general overview of the convent education system and its changes in due time. Due to the records found it would be possible to identify – position and name – the Dominicans nominated to the Convent stadium generale. The most important manuscript stocked at the Cracow’s Dominican Convent Archive as the education system is concern, is so called Liber Studii Generalis cracoviensis (rkps 20). This manuscript covers the list of friars who have been nominated to work at stadium generale. A.m. document has to verify and compare with other sources. Taken into consideration above mention facts, it seems to be as most important searching activities to describe the convent society of the Cracow’s Dominicans. At the essay some detailed searching hypothesis were presented, such as searching and reviewing the personnel of studium generale, the convent, intellectual culture both teachers and scholar, legal aspects related to the convent’s education system, links and cooperation between the Cracow’s University and studium generale and the Dominicans activities both sacrum and profanum
Medieval Rome in Poland : indulgences of the station churches of Rome and jubilee indulgences in medieval Poland
Get PDFCelem artykułu jest ukazanie metod symbolicznego pielgrzymowania do Rzymu (bez opuszczania granic kraju) ludności średniowiecznej Polski. Było to możliwe dzięki pozyskiwaniu tzw. odpustów jubileuszowych, nadaniom odpustów stacji rzymskich, a także poprzez odwiedzenie dwóch nekropolii (Gniezno i Łask), na których rozsypano ziemie zebraną z cmentarzy rzymskich. Omawiając nadania indulgencji stacji rzymskich wskazano beneficjentów tych nadań oraz zasygnalizowano kwestię przywilejów odpustowych udzielanych zakonom mendykanckim
Bakałarze dominikańskiego Studium Generalnego w Krakowie w epoce nowożytnej : wybrane zagadnienia
No full textCelem pracy było ukazanie wybranych aspektów działalności bakałarzy studium generalnego w Krakowie w okresie nowożytnym; w tekście skoncentrowano się na analizie szczególnie wieku XVII. W toku pracy podkreślono wagę i znaczenie studiów odbywanych przez przyszłych bakałarzy studium - vice-regens, poza granicami prowincji,
szczególnie we Włoszech, Francji i Hiszpanii. Okres zagranicznych studiów miał kluczowe znaczenie dla formacji intelektualnej przyszłych vice-regens studium generalnego. W dalszej części pracy zasygnalizowano aspekty związane z udziałem w ruchu brackim. Na uwagę zasługuje fakt zaangażowania bakałarzy studium w promowanie wśród wiernych idei bractw różańcowych.The purpose of the study is to present selected aspects of the work of bachelors (vice-regents) of Krakow’s studium generale in modern period, especially in XVII century. One
of the aspects shown in the text was the importance of studying outside the province
in Italy, France and Spain for the intellectual formation of the bachelors of the studium
generale. Next attention has been given particularly to the fraternal movement as bachelors were involved in promoting this form of piety especially membership in rosary
confraternities
Pielgrzymki i kontakty Jagiellonów z sanktuarium oo. Paulinów na Skałce
No full textThe goal of the article is to trace the pilgrimages to the sanctuary of the Paulists Fathers at Skałka undertaken by the members of the Jagiellonian dynasty. The author presents the pilgrimages within Ordo coronandi, as well as those undertaken out of reverence the Jagiellons had for the place. He delineates the discussion around the issue of the monarch’s pilgrimage to Skałka provided by the coronation ritual. In the second half of the 15th century the number of pilgrimages to Skałka increased as a result of the rise both in the worship of St. Stanislaus, and in the importance of the annual processions from the Wawel Castle to Skałka. The most noticeable rise in the peregrinations of the monarchs took place in the times of Sigismund 1 the Old. The times of Sigismund II Augustus were marked by only one pilgrimage to Skałka confirmed by the records
„This Church Has Various Indulgences, Especially on the Feast of Virgin Mary, Sundays and Other Days” Remarks about Indulgences Granted to the Mariacki Church in Krakow
No full textThe purpose of the article was to show the characteristics of religiousness of society in the medieval Cracow on the basis of an analysis of indulgences issued by Mariacki church. For this purpose, the list of all indulgences granted from XIV up to XVI century was presented as well as the changes occurring in their text in the time. In the next part of the article all occasions and conditions that had to be fullfilled in order to be granted an indulgences were summarized in tables. Mention is also made of indulgences bestowed on confraternities. Attention was given to the propaganda actions of the medieval citizens in order to receive another indulgences granted to the Mariacki Church and the amount of the days and years of indulgence period as well. Indulgences were granted for participation in a procession, going on a pilgrimage and giving alms to the Mariacki church. The author noted that in three diplomas that granteed indulgences the expression ad instar – equivalent indulgences was used. It should be interpreted that indulgences connected with Corpus Christi feast and indulgences of Wenetian cathedral were granted. The Mariacki Church flourished also due to its possesion of a famous altars donated by wealthy Cracow family and large processions from Wawel Castle. Another key reason for the growth of the Mariacki Church was indulencese granted in the 14th and 15th centuries
Wiktor Grygorenko
No full textWiktor Grygorenko was born on March 6, 1927. He passed his final high school exam in Katowice in 1949 and after a military training he began his studies at the Military School of Topographers. Then he studied geodesy at the Military Engineering Academy in Moscow. Having returned to Warsaw in 1959, he worked in the Military Cartographic Works and later in the Topographic Board of the General Staff of the Polish Army. Simultaneously, he took a lecturer post at the Military Technical Academy in Warsaw where he elaborated student textbooks on maps editing, cartographic reproduction, and mathematical cartography. His comprehensive manual Elaboration of general geographical maps was published in 1970. He was a member of the editorial staff at the popular World Atlas, published in 1962-1968 and also known under the name of Pergamon World Atlas. A new and innovative projection devised by Wiktor Grygorenko was used in the World Atlas, nowadays known as the projection of the Polish Army Topographical Service. In 1971 he obtained the degree of a Doctor of Technical Sciences in cartography at the Warsaw University of Technology. The subject of his thesis were theoretical fundamentals of the automatic cartographic data processing. Wiktor Grygorenko was one of the Polish pioneers of computer usage in cartography and was the author of many valuable papers on the subject. He began to work at University of Warsaw in 1972, In 1978 he completed his habilitation procedures on the basis of his dissertation entitled Quantitative Parameters of the Cartographic Content Composition in which he formulated the idea of the quantitative model of a map, thus drawing a new direction of theoretical and practical works in cartographic design and evaluation. Many papers on cartographic generalisation with usage of computer methods were created under his guidance. In 1980, three years after the unexpected death of professor Lech Ratajski, Wiktor Grygorenko became the Head of the Chair of Cartography at the Faculty of Geography and Regional Studies. In 1981 he became the Vice-dean for student affairs and served two terms. His first term fell in the difficult period of the martial law when he defended students on many occasions, gaining their gratitude and respect. In autumn 1982 he also became the Head of the Department of Cartography at the Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin, which he administered until 1992. Making a good use of his broad didactic experience, he published several absorbing articles on educating cartographers with the geographic training. He actively participated in conferences, conventions, and cartographic trainings, animating discussions with his inspiring speeches. In summer 1982, during the 11th conference of the International Cartographic Association in Warsaw he presented the paper Cybernetic model of cartographic communication that was in certain degree a continuation and an explication of professor Lech Ratajski's idea of communication model. The main field of professor Grygorenko's (he obtained the professorship in 1992) scientific interest were theoretical issues related to the automation of the maps editing and usage processes. His interest in the history of cartography resulted in the publication of several interesting papers on the subject and participation in meetings of cartography historians. He served many social functions both at the University of Warsaw and among the geodesists and cartographers. Professor Wiktor Grygorenko died on February 25, 2008
Wiktor Steffen i jego Słownik warmiński
Get PDFThe paper presents Słownik warmiński of Wiktor Steffen as an unique work of the Polish dialect lexicography. It shows also the figures of the author and his brother Augustyn who rendered great service in research of the culture of Warmia. It discusses the editorial principles of the dictionary and its rich content. It relates to the charges of the first critics of the vocabulary. The paper treats Słownik warmiński as a personal, subjective work strongly influenced by the biography of the author – autochthon. It presents the different ways of use the content in the dialectological studies on multi-volume Słownik gwar Ostródzkiego, Warmii i Mazur conducting in the Institute of the Polish Language in the Polish Academy of Science (IJP PAN)
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