Maria Novak
Biographic Data
| ID | 9016538 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maria Novak |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maria |
| FAMILY NAME | Novak |
| SIGNATURE | NOVAK M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Russian Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5501-8510 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Theolinguistics
The study of religious communication, religious functional style, religious discourse, and religious language has become a relevant area of linguistic research in recent decades. In the field of traditional linguistics, scholars utilize specific methods to study individual genres. They also attempt to systematize these genres and describe the lexical, grammatical, and morphological features of religious texts. Furthermore, they address issues rel…
Church Slavonic Version of Caesar Baronius Annales Ecclesiastici and Chudov Translations from the 17 th Century
The article presents linguistic arguments in favour of a following hypothesis: a Church Slavonic translation of Caesar Baronius Annales Ecclesiastici (from the Polish adaptation made by Piotr Skarga), preserved in a 1689 manuscript (being kept in RSL, f. 256, no. 15), belonged to Moscow Chudov Monastery translators. By comparing the language of the manuscript at the lexical level with the translations reliably attributed earlier, the author disco…
Marginalia of the Fedorovsky Parimeinik From the 13th Century
The research note discusses some marginalia in a 13th-century parimeinik from the collections of the Russian State Archive of Ancient Acts (Tip. no. 60), which have not yet received a detailed description. The author proposes certain amendments to previous publications of the marginalia, partially reconstructs their lost fragments, interprets some extralinguistic information that gives an idea of the name and occupations of the scribe, and lingui…
Parallel Corpus of the Slavonic Parimejnik
The article presents a classifying analysis of ancillary texts in Old East Slavonic hand-written copies of Parimejnik (Old Testament lectionary) from the 12 th – 14 th centuries. It aims to establish parameters for the analytical markup in Parimejnik subcorpus from the "Manuscript" historical corpus, to provide searching based on the fragments values, to demonstrate corresponding fragments in addition to the already existing aligned visualization…
Communicative Strategies in the 13th-Century Tolstovskiy Sbornik
The article discusses communicative strategies in the Old Russian Tolstovskiy Sbornik dating back to the 13 th century (National Library of Russia, F.p.I.39), a general type of Panegyric, which includes the texts of the triode and menaean cycles. The author considers how individual works and the collection as a whole interact with the addressee and finds out that the collection implements the strategies of explicit and implicit influence. The fir…
Names of Musical Instruments in Old East Slavonic Parimejniks from the 12th – 14th Centuries (On “Manuscript” Corpus Materials)
The article analyzes names of musical instruments, a thematic group significant for the biblical tradition, in four Old East Slavonic manuscripts from the 12 th – 14 th centuries, which are part of the Parimejnik subcorpus in the historical corpus "Manuscript" and belong to different textological groups. The author claims the advantages of electronic publication of sources, which provide new opportunities for searching, comparing, and analyzing d…
Study of the Slavonic Apostolos Calendar
The research note reviews the second volume of Iskra Hristova-Shomova’s study, which focuses on the Old Slavonic tradition of the Praxapostle. It analyzes the typology and history of the menology and the synaxarion, the repertoire of Slavonic calendars, and their connections with various types of the Byzantine rite, as well as the language of the troparia. The author expands the number of handwritten and early printed sources as compared to the f…
A Nativity Sermon in the 13th Century Tolstovskiy Sbornik
The paper focuses on the composition, lexical, and grammatical features of a Nativity sermon in the 13 th century Old Russian Tolstovskiy Sbornik (National Library of Russia, F.p.I.39). The author considers its Byzantine sources, principles of editorial work, and the differences from original rhetorical structures. Attributed to John Chrysostom, the sermon turns out to be a complicated compilation from various early Byzantine sermons. The compila…
The Old Slavonic Euthaliana
The paper focuses on the composition, syntactic and lexical parameters of the Old Slavonic translation of the Euthaliana chapter-list to the first Epistle to Corinthians, previously unexplored. The chapter-list composition does not coincide with the original in all Slavic sources representing different versions of the text since it represents omitting, combining, rearranging of titles. Various translation versions reveal some differences in compa…
On the Phenomenology and Typology of Errors in Old Russian Apostolos Manuscripts from the 12th–14th Centuries
The article analyzes errors in two Old-Russian Apostolos manuscripts: Apostolus Christinopolitanus from the 12th century (an example of the commented type) and Tolstovskiy Apostolus from the 14th century (an example of the continuous type). The result of this research is new information about the reception of loan words, text reinterpretation, the influence of antigraphs and comments, and the personality of the Tolstovskiy scribe. The author corr…
Origins and Language of Commentaries on the Actsin the 14th Century Tolstovskii Apostolus
The paper characterizes unknown fragments of patristic commentaries on the Acts of the Apostles contained in XIV-century Tolstovskii Apostolus (National Library of Russia, Q.n.I.5), which belongs to continuous text type and presents the Preslav translation of Acts and Epistles. There is a certain relationship between this manuscript and the commented text type of Old Slavonic Apostolus. The author considers contents, Byzantine sources, grammatica…
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On the Phenomenology and Typology of Errors in Old Russian Apostolos Manuscripts from the 12th–14th Centuries
The article analyzes errors in two Old-Russian Apostolos manuscripts: Apostolus Christinopolitanus from the 12th century (an example of the commented type) and Tolstovskiy Apostolus from the 14th century (an example of the continuous type). The result of this research is new information about the reception of loan words, text reinterpretation, the influence of antigraphs and comments, and the personality of the Tolstovskiy scribe. The author corr…
Origins and Language of Commentaries on the Actsin the 14th Century Tolstovskii Apostolus
The paper characterizes unknown fragments of patristic commentaries on the Acts of the Apostles contained in XIV-century Tolstovskii Apostolus (National Library of Russia, Q.n.I.5), which belongs to continuous text type and presents the Preslav translation of Acts and Epistles. There is a certain relationship between this manuscript and the commented text type of Old Slavonic Apostolus. The author considers contents, Byzantine sources, grammatica…
The Old Slavonic Euthaliana
The paper focuses on the composition, syntactic and lexical parameters of the Old Slavonic translation of the Euthaliana chapter-list to the first Epistle to Corinthians, previously unexplored. The chapter-list composition does not coincide with the original in all Slavic sources representing different versions of the text since it represents omitting, combining, rearranging of titles. Various translation versions reveal some differences in compa…
Study of the Slavonic Apostolos Calendar
The research note reviews the second volume of Iskra Hristova-Shomova’s study, which focuses on the Old Slavonic tradition of the Praxapostle. It analyzes the typology and history of the menology and the synaxarion, the repertoire of Slavonic calendars, and their connections with various types of the Byzantine rite, as well as the language of the troparia. The author expands the number of handwritten and early printed sources as compared to the f…
A Nativity Sermon in the 13th Century Tolstovskiy Sbornik
The paper focuses on the composition, lexical, and grammatical features of a Nativity sermon in the 13 th century Old Russian Tolstovskiy Sbornik (National Library of Russia, F.p.I.39). The author considers its Byzantine sources, principles of editorial work, and the differences from original rhetorical structures. Attributed to John Chrysostom, the sermon turns out to be a complicated compilation from various early Byzantine sermons. The compila…
Communicative Strategies in the 13th-Century Tolstovskiy Sbornik
The article discusses communicative strategies in the Old Russian Tolstovskiy Sbornik dating back to the 13 th century (National Library of Russia, F.p.I.39), a general type of Panegyric, which includes the texts of the triode and menaean cycles. The author considers how individual works and the collection as a whole interact with the addressee and finds out that the collection implements the strategies of explicit and implicit influence. The fir…
Names of Musical Instruments in Old East Slavonic Parimejniks from the 12th – 14th Centuries (On “Manuscript” Corpus Materials)
The article analyzes names of musical instruments, a thematic group significant for the biblical tradition, in four Old East Slavonic manuscripts from the 12 th – 14 th centuries, which are part of the Parimejnik subcorpus in the historical corpus "Manuscript" and belong to different textological groups. The author claims the advantages of electronic publication of sources, which provide new opportunities for searching, comparing, and analyzing d…
Marginalia of the Fedorovsky Parimeinik From the 13th Century
The research note discusses some marginalia in a 13th-century parimeinik from the collections of the Russian State Archive of Ancient Acts (Tip. no. 60), which have not yet received a detailed description. The author proposes certain amendments to previous publications of the marginalia, partially reconstructs their lost fragments, interprets some extralinguistic information that gives an idea of the name and occupations of the scribe, and lingui…
Parallel Corpus of the Slavonic Parimejnik
The article presents a classifying analysis of ancillary texts in Old East Slavonic hand-written copies of Parimejnik (Old Testament lectionary) from the 12 th – 14 th centuries. It aims to establish parameters for the analytical markup in Parimejnik subcorpus from the "Manuscript" historical corpus, to provide searching based on the fragments values, to demonstrate corresponding fragments in addition to the already existing aligned visualization…
Church Slavonic Version of Caesar Baronius Annales Ecclesiastici and Chudov Translations from the 17 th Century
The article presents linguistic arguments in favour of a following hypothesis: a Church Slavonic translation of Caesar Baronius Annales Ecclesiastici (from the Polish adaptation made by Piotr Skarga), preserved in a 1689 manuscript (being kept in RSL, f. 256, no. 15), belonged to Moscow Chudov Monastery translators. By comparing the language of the manuscript at the lexical level with the translations reliably attributed earlier, the author disco…
Theolinguistics
The study of religious communication, religious functional style, religious discourse, and religious language has become a relevant area of linguistic research in recent decades. In the field of traditional linguistics, scholars utilize specific methods to study individual genres. They also attempt to systematize these genres and describe the lexical, grammatical, and morphological features of religious texts. Furthermore, they address issues rel…
Linguistics (10 works) · Philosophy (10 works) · Linguistics and language evolution (9 works) · History (8 works) · Religious, Philosophical, and Educational Studies (8 works) · Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication (7 works) · Art (6 works) · Literature (6 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Byzantine Studies and History (3 works)