“Dobro” and “blaho” in Ukrainian texts of the first quarter of the 17th century: vocabulary translations
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https://doi.org/10.22240/sent35.02.113Keywords:
the good, lexeme, concept, text, Early Modern Ukrainian culture, Ukrainian philosophyAbstract
The article is devoted to the history of the formation of theological and philosophical conceptual apparatus in Ukrainian texts of the first quarter of the 17th century. Analysis of the principles of the use of lexemes "dobro" and "blaho" in translations of Greek patristic and ascetic works, showed the following trends: (1) Principles for the use of both lexemes depended on the target language – old Ukrainian or Church Slavonic. (2) In the texts in Church Slavonic: the predominance of lexeme "blaho" is fixed over the lexeme "dobro", that in general rather corresponds to the Greek prototype; "blaho" is consistently reserved for the "high" style and defines the semantic fields associated with the sacral area; the lexeme "dobro" is mainly used at the level of everyday language. (3). In the texts written in old Ukrainian language: the lexeme "blaho" is missing, it is replaced everywhere by the lexeme "dobro"; the use of the lexeme "dobro" is no traceable distinction between the sacral and the profane semantic fields. (4). The line of demarcation in the ways of speaking that fixes the differences between high theological discourse that operates with the concepts and everyday language, is not only on the level of language choice (the sacral Church Slavonic or "simple" old Ukrainian), but also on the level at verbalized intellectual activity, fixed in the specific joint variations of word usage within each linguistic usage.References
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John Chrysostom. (1623). Homilioe in omnes epistolas Pauli. [In Church Slavonic]. Кyiv: Кyiv-Pechersk Lavra Press.
John Chrysostom. (1624). Homilies on the Acts of the Apostles. [In Church Slavonic]. Кyiv: Кyiv-Pechersk Lavra Press.
John Chrysostom. (1863). Paraenesis sive adhortatio ad Theodorum. Lapsum I. [In Greek]. Patrologiae Graecae. Vol. 47: John Chrysostom. Paris: J.-P. Migne. Retrieved 16.05.2016 from https://archive.org/details/patrologiae_cursus_completus_gr_vol_047
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Macarius the Egyptian. (1627). Spiritual Homilies. [In Church Slavonic]. Vilnius: Wilno Brotherhood Press.
Mathauserová S. (1976) Two of the theory of the text in Russian literature of the XVII century. [In Russian]. In D. Likhachov (Ed.), Proceedings of the Department of Old Russian Literature (Vol. 31, pp. 271-284). Leningrad: Nauka.
Nimchuk, V. (Ed.). (1961). Leksykon slavenorosskyi of Pamva Berynda. [In Ukrainian]. Кyiv: AN Ukr. SSR. Retrieved 15.04.2016 from http://litopys.org.ua/berlex/be.htm
Ostroh Bible. (2006). (R. Torkonyak, Ed.). [In Church Slavonic & Ukrainian]. Lviv: Ukrainian Bible Society.
Peretz, V. (1926). The Question of "Uchytelni Evagelia" of XVI – XVII centuries. (Research and materials on the history of ancient Ukrainian literature XVI-XVIII centuries). [In Russian]. Collection of the Russian Language and Literature Academy USSR, 101(2), 9-14.
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Symchych, M. (2010). The Problem of Distinctions and Universals in Inokentij Gizel's Philosophical Course. In I. Gizel, Selected works (Vol. 3, pp. 83-102). [In Ukrainian] Kyiv, & Lviv: Svichado.
The remedy on sleepy human thinking. (1607). [In Church Slavonic & Ruthenian]. Ostrog.
Vdovina, G. (2009). The language of the non-obvious. The doctrine of signs in the scholastic of the XVII century. [In Russian]. Moscow: Saint Thomas Institute of Philosophy, Theology and History Press.
Zapasko, Y., Isayevych, Y. (1981). Monuments of book art: catalog of early printed books published in Ukraine. 1574-1700. [In Ukrainian]. Lviv: Vyshcha shkola.
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Dovga, L., & Olishchuk, R. (2016). “Dobro” and “blaho” in Ukrainian texts of the first quarter of the 17th century: vocabulary translations. Sententiae, 35(2), 113–132. https://doi.org/10.22240/sent35.02.113
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