Monography profile

From the denominational aspect, linguistic and cultural diversification
of Europe is a rewarding subject of study in several scientific disciplines.
For a better knowledge and deeper understanding of the complexity of
this diversity, it is not possible to limit oneself to a single research area
of Slavistics. Comprehensiveness and interdisciplinarity are important because
such a method of Slavist research is also one of the major contributions
of axiological exploration of European culture and civilisation. The
complementarity of scientific disciplines such as linguistics, culturology
and historiography is nowadays a generally accepted and applied working
method, therefore the uncovering and interpretation of axiological linguistic
and cultural processes ranks among the major contributions of philological
and historiographical research with such orientation. The description and
characterisation of linguistic and cultural and denominational processes affects
both the building and development of cultural and denominational
awareness and the understanding of those identification processes that enable
flexibility, mobility and identification of individuals and communities
with particular value attitudes. Interdisciplinary perspectives on the cultural vicissitudes of societal development
through historical written sources is a scientifically challenging
but distinctive methodological approach. Using historical sources, this approach
allows to verify the validity of values, which offer a critical view on
learning about a cultured society.