The Cyril and Methodius mission and Europe - 1150 years since the arrival of the Thessaloniki brothers in Great Moravia

0446157 - ARÚB 2016 RIV CZ eng B - Monography
Betti, Maddalena - Biliarsky, Ivan - Boháčová, Ivana - Čajka, František - Čermák, Václav - Doležalová, Eva - Galuška, L. - Hanuliak, Milan - Soleiman pour Hashemi, Michaela - Homza, Martin - Charvát, Petr - Ivanov, Sergej A. - Jan, Libor - Jaworski, Krzysztof - Jovčeva, Marija A. - Kalhous, David - Kalous, Antonín - Kavánová, Blanka - Konzal, Václav - Kouřil, Pavel - Kůrka, Pavel - Labancová, Naďa - Lübke, Christian - Macháček, Jiří - Měřínský, Zdeněk - Mikulec, Jiří - Parma, Tomáš - Pieta, Karol - Pilát, Štefan - Poláček, Lumír - Poleski, Jacek - Profantová, Naďa - Reinhart, Johannes - Ruttkay, Alexander - Sommer, Petr - Stawski, Marek - Steinhübel, Ján - Thomson, Francis J. - Trendafilov, Christo - Turilov, Anatolij A. - Vavřínek, Vladimír - Večerka, Radoslav - Vepřek, Miroslav - Wihoda, Martin - Wolfram, Herwig - Wood, Ian - Ziffer, Giorgio - Žemlička, Josef
The Cyril and Methodius mission and Europe - 1150 years since the arrival of the Thessaloniki brothers in Great Moravia.
Brno: The Institute of Archaeology of the AS CR, Brno, 2014. 401 s. ISBN 978-80-86023-51-9
R&D Projects: GA MK(CZ) DF12P01OVV010
Keywords : Great Moravia * Cyrillo-Methodian mission * Christianisation
Subject RIV: AC - Archeology, Anthropology, Ethnology

Collective monograph devoted to the issue of the Cyrillo-Methodian Mission in the broadest sense of the word (preconditions, activity, results and impact). In a wider international and interdisciplinary context, summarize the results of years of research and studies of the individual relevant fields (e.g. archeology, history, art history, Slavic Studies, philology and literary studies). The publication is divided into three thematic parts – The preconditions, The Thessalonian brothers and Memory, covering the period from 8th/9th – 18th century. Thus not only focuses from a broad interdisciplinary perspective on missionary activities of Thessaloniki Brothers in Great Moravia, but also follows their legacy and tradition in later times in both the Czech lands and a broader European context. Publication aims the goal to summarize the topic in occasion of 1150th anniversary of the arrival of Thessalonian brothers in Great Moravia (863), that was celebrated in 2013.
Permanent Link: http://hdl.handle.net/11104/0250332