Radoslav Katicic
Biographic Data
| ID | 1538033 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Radoslav Katicic |
| GIVEN NAMES | Radoslav |
| FAMILY NAME | Katicic |
| SIGNATURE | KATICIC R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Vienna |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Mitski sloj legende o junaku Diomedu
Diomed, kakvog ga susrećemo kod Homera, jeste autentična ličnost herojske mitologije. Međutim, u predaji su jasno prepoznatljive osobine njegove božanske prirode i njenog mitskog konteksta. Poređenje s novootkrivenim fragmentima mitoloških narativa usmenog naslijeđa slavenske paganske sakralne poezije pokazuje da se ovdje radi o odsjajima iste indoevropske tradicije, pri čijem razumijevanju priča o Diomedu predstavlja izvor koji ne treba zanemari…
Auf Den Spuren Sakraler Dichtung des Slawischen und des Baltischen Heidentums
Vražje oko Der Gewässername »Vražje oko«
East of Križevci in the northwest of Croatia there is a plateau with a stream called Vražje Oko (Devil’s Eye), whose name illustrates how before the Christian Era the local Slavic population sacralized its immediate environment. Named after its source, the stream may be interpreted as the Eye of god Veles, who is closely connected with water, and is the opponent of the thunder god. The name, as well as its perception, indicates that its origin ma…
Veles u psalmu Der Slawische Gott Veles in einem Psalm
Psalm 22, 1-2 and 4 sings about Jahve, the God, who cares about the believer as the shepherd cares about his lamb. In connection with this, the Psalm sings about the grazing meadow filled with the green grass, about the water and resting on the water, about the valley that is overshadowed by death. All these are the motifs that are connected with Veles, the Slavic god of cattle. On the basis of available comparative material, the question about t…
Vidova gora i sveti Vid Die Vidova gora auf Brač und Sankt-Veit
A widespread and often repeated notion that Vidova gora on the island of Brač is named after the pagan Slavic god Vid is here subjected to a thorough critical review. Numerous churches of St. Vitus in the Western South Slavic area, especially in the Adriatic, including the Rijeka Cathedral, are continuing the cult of the Slavic god Sventovit, well known from the Early Middle Ages on the Baltic Sea island of Rügen, in a specific Christian form. As…
On "unified Serbo-Croatian" and its "new successor languages
Reading Professor Robert D. Greenberg's book Language and Identity in the Balkans, one encounters many obviously wrong claims. It takes a while to perceive that it results from an approach that disregards reality. The author believes indeed that Serbo-Croatian really existed as a living unified language, and then ceased to exist, although he himself mentions many data about developments and circumstances that allow us to infer that this was not t…
Der auf Herrschaft und Staat bezogene Wortschatz im „Entwurf“ des Ilija Garašanin
The paper intends to determine Garašanin’s position between Vernacular Serbian and Old Church Slavonic vocabulary and his contribution to the standardization of Serbian literary language
Auf den Spuren sakraler Dichtung des slawischen und des baltischen Heidentums
Croatian linguistic loyalty
The purpose of this paper is to draw attention to the phenomenon of Croatian linguistic loyalty and to o er some explanations concerning its background, the di erent forms and expressions it has taken in the course of time, and its present state. It is a major weakness of what is called SerboCroatian studies that it has failed so far to take this loyalty into account as a factor in the central South-Slavic linguistic area. But the essential point…
Ein Ausblick auf die slawischsprachige Volkerwelt im Sudosten
À propos de la réplique de Pavle Ivić
L'évolution de la langue littéraire sur le territoire linguistique serbo-croate
Ancient Languages of the Balkans, Part 1
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Ancient Languages of the Balkans, Part 1
L'évolution de la langue littéraire sur le territoire linguistique serbo-croate
À propos de la réplique de Pavle Ivić
Ein Ausblick auf die slawischsprachige Volkerwelt im Sudosten
Auf den Spuren sakraler Dichtung des slawischen und des baltischen Heidentums
Croatian linguistic loyalty
The purpose of this paper is to draw attention to the phenomenon of Croatian linguistic loyalty and to o er some explanations concerning its background, the di erent forms and expressions it has taken in the course of time, and its present state. It is a major weakness of what is called SerboCroatian studies that it has failed so far to take this loyalty into account as a factor in the central South-Slavic linguistic area. But the essential point…
Der auf Herrschaft und Staat bezogene Wortschatz im „Entwurf“ des Ilija Garašanin
The paper intends to determine Garašanin’s position between Vernacular Serbian and Old Church Slavonic vocabulary and his contribution to the standardization of Serbian literary language
On "unified Serbo-Croatian" and its "new successor languages
Reading Professor Robert D. Greenberg's book Language and Identity in the Balkans, one encounters many obviously wrong claims. It takes a while to perceive that it results from an approach that disregards reality. The author believes indeed that Serbo-Croatian really existed as a living unified language, and then ceased to exist, although he himself mentions many data about developments and circumstances that allow us to infer that this was not t…
Vidova gora i sveti Vid Die Vidova gora auf Brač und Sankt-Veit
A widespread and often repeated notion that Vidova gora on the island of Brač is named after the pagan Slavic god Vid is here subjected to a thorough critical review. Numerous churches of St. Vitus in the Western South Slavic area, especially in the Adriatic, including the Rijeka Cathedral, are continuing the cult of the Slavic god Sventovit, well known from the Early Middle Ages on the Baltic Sea island of Rügen, in a specific Christian form. As…
Veles u psalmu Der Slawische Gott Veles in einem Psalm
Psalm 22, 1-2 and 4 sings about Jahve, the God, who cares about the believer as the shepherd cares about his lamb. In connection with this, the Psalm sings about the grazing meadow filled with the green grass, about the water and resting on the water, about the valley that is overshadowed by death. All these are the motifs that are connected with Veles, the Slavic god of cattle. On the basis of available comparative material, the question about t…
Vražje oko Der Gewässername »Vražje oko«
East of Križevci in the northwest of Croatia there is a plateau with a stream called Vražje Oko (Devil’s Eye), whose name illustrates how before the Christian Era the local Slavic population sacralized its immediate environment. Named after its source, the stream may be interpreted as the Eye of god Veles, who is closely connected with water, and is the opponent of the thunder god. The name, as well as its perception, indicates that its origin ma…
Auf Den Spuren Sakraler Dichtung des Slawischen und des Baltischen Heidentums
Mitski sloj legende o junaku Diomedu
Diomed, kakvog ga susrećemo kod Homera, jeste autentična ličnost herojske mitologije. Međutim, u predaji su jasno prepoznatljive osobine njegove božanske prirode i njenog mitskog konteksta. Poređenje s novootkrivenim fragmentima mitoloških narativa usmenog naslijeđa slavenske paganske sakralne poezije pokazuje da se ovdje radi o odsjajima iste indoevropske tradicije, pri čijem razumijevanju priča o Diomedu predstavlja izvor koji ne treba zanemari…
Philosophy (9 works) · History (6 works) · Linguistics, Language Diversity, and Identity (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Linguistics and language evolution (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Classics (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works)