Slomškove zasluge za slovenski narod in njegov pomen danes

Autor: Jug, Marjetka
Přispěvatelé: Vovko, Andrej
Jazyk: slovinština
Rok vydání: 2015
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Zdroj: Maribor
Popis: Diplomska seminarska naloga je razdeljena na teoretični in empirični del. V teoretičnem delu sem podrobneje predstavila življenje in delo Antona Martina Slomška. V uvodnem poglavju sem predstavila njegovo življenjsko pot od otroštva do smrti. Nato sem se osredotočila na področja njegovega delovanja. Slomšek se je že zelo zgodaj pripravljal za svoj pedagoški poklic, saj sta bila težišče njegovega delovanja pouk in vzgoja mladine. Slomšek je s poukom slovenskega jezika pričel že kot slušatelj celovškega bogoslovnega semenišča. Vse svoje delo je posvetil vzgoji in izobrazbi ljudstva. Zavzemal se je za materni jezik in za pouk v slovenskem jeziku. Bil je velik narodni buditelj, zavedni Slovenec, cerkveni organizator, pisatelj, pesnik, mladinski vzgojitelj, predvsem pa duhovnik in škof, se pravi dušni pastir. Med njegova najpomembnejša dela sodijo prestavitev škofijskega sedeža iz Št. Andraža v Maribor, ustanovitev Društva sv. Mohorja, ustanovitev teološke šole v Mariboru, predhodnice mariborske univerze, ustanavljanje nedeljskih in pospeševanje rednih šol. Bil je tudi velik borec za enakopravnost Slovencev, dobrotnik, rodoljub in domoljub. V drugem delu naloge sem z anketnim vprašalnikom želela ugotoviti, koliko je Slomšek še danes živ med svojimi rojaki, se pravi na Ponikvi. Ljudje ga poznajo predvsem kot duhovnika in škofa, ki je deloval med ljudmi, in se dosti manj zavedajo tudi njegovega kulturnega pomena. Prepričani so, da je Slomšek še vedno premalo cenjen, saj je v literaturi in šolskih učbenikih velikokrat spregledan. Vendar pa lahko opazimo, da se stvari počasi izboljšujejo, saj njemu v čast prirejajo številne simpozije. Leto 2012 je tudi Slomškovo leto, saj poteka v spomin na 150. obletnico njegove smrti. Da je bil izjemno velik človek, pa dokazuje tudi dejstvo, da je prvi slovenski blaženi, kar je zelo pomemben dogodek za vse Slovence in ne samo za slovensko katoliško Cerkev. Seminar diploma paper is divided into theoretical and empirical part. I introduced life and work of Anton Martin Slomšek more in detail within the theoretical part. I presented his path of life from childhood to death in introductory chapter. Afterwards I focused on different areas of his work. Slomšek was preparing himself for the teaching profession already in his early years of life, because lesson and education of youth were the center of his work. Slomšek started with the lesson of Slovenian language already as a listener of Klagenfurt Theological Seminary. He devoted all his work to upbringing and education of people. He was standing up for mother tongue and lesson in Slovenian language. He was a great national awakener, a conscious Slovene, a church organizer, a writer, a poet, a youth teacher, and above all a priest and a bishop, therefore a spiritual shepherd. His the most significant efforts were displacement of diocesan center from St. Andraž in Maribor, foundation of Association of St. Mohor, foundation of Theological School which was predecessor of University of Maribor, establishment of Sunday schools and acceleration of regular schools. He was also a great fighter for equal status of Slovenes, a benefactor, and a patriot. With the help of survey questionnaire in the second part of seminar diploma paper,I wanted to find out, how much Slomšek is still alive among his compatriots on Ponikva. People especially know him as a priest and a bishop that worked among people, but they are less aware of his cultural importance. They are convinced that Slomšek is not appreciated enough, because he has often been overlooked in literature and in school textbooks. None the less, we can notice that things are slowly improving, because people are organizing various symposia in his honor. Year 2012 is also the year of Slomšek, which takes place in memory on the 150th anniversary of his death. He is the first blessed Slovene and that is a great event not only for Slovene Catholic Church, but for all Slovenes.
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