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Lecturer(s)
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Velička Tomáš, doc. Mgr. Ph.D.
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Course content
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Thematic areas of lectures: 1 Writing substance of official documents in the historical development, filigrees and methodology of filigranologie as an auxiliary discipline 2 Sources and methodology of epigraphy, inventories of medieval and early modern inscriptions in Europe and in the Czech Republic 3 to 6 Origins, development and methodology of codicology as the science of the study of unofficial documents. The age and development of the manuscript books at home and possible foreign influences. Tradition of printed books in a European context. Preparation of inventories of manuscripts and old prints. 7. 8. Sources, basic concepts and the development of genealogy at home and in the wider European context, the practical usefulness of this discipline (outlets, family tree, family trees, relational tables, biographical sketches). 9. 11. Sources, basic concepts and development of heraldry and sphragistics in our country and in the wider European context. The current possibilities of application and registration of characters (in the context of current legislation) at the level of the state, counties, cities and municipalities. Civic heraldry. Close links heraldry to vexillology. 12. -13. Vexillology and faleristics as a science dealing with the development of flags and in the second case, a description and historical evaluation of orders and decorations in the European context. The current state of development and practical application of these disciplines in our conditions. Emblematics as the doctrine of the union of word and image to sign a whole. Its connotations, again mainly with heraldry. 14th Sources and historical development of metrology, the basic unit of measurement in different historical periods within the Czech state and the Habsburg monarchy. A progressive unification of measurement systems.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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unspecified, unspecified, unspecified
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Learning outcomes
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With help of all available resources ( including verified internet ones) the course which is a follow-up of the course of ASH I aims to inform students about development of other auxiliary sciences of history, the sciences, which study other resources not only strictly those of official character in European context. These are mainly codicology, epigraphy, genealogy, heraldry, emblematics, vexilology, faleristics and historical metrology, their methods of research and present state of research with emphasis on applicability of these disciplines in today sciential society.
In continuation of previous course student gets knowledge of methodological and methodical problems of other so called auxiliary sciences of history such as codicology, epigraphy, genealogy, heraldry, emblematics, vexilology, faleristics and historical metrology. Except the last discipline where its research activities can be framed by the turn of the 19th and 20th century and codicology where its research methods are usually applied on work with manuscripts, most of the disciplines find their use easily in today society. Thatś why we emphasise that students obtain information about rules and possible application of methods of these disciplines with regard to newly forming resources .
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Prerequisites
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PVH I code KHI 0430 and PVH1
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Assessment methods and criteria
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unspecified
Good attendance and continual task fulfillment.
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Recommended literature
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František Lobkowicz. Encyklopedie řádů a vyznamenání. Praha, 1995.
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Gustav Hoffman. Metrologická příručka pro Čechy, Moravu a Slezsko do zavedení metrické soustavy. Plzeň - Sušice, 1984.
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Ivan Hlaváček - Jaroslav Kašpar - Rostislav Nový. Vademecum pomocných věd historických. Praha, 2007.
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Ivan Hlaváček. Úvod do latinské kodikologie. Praha, 1993.
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Jarmila Krejčíková - Tomáš Krejčík. Základy heraldiky, genealogie a sfragistiky. Praha, 1987.
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Ludmila Sulitková. Pomocné vědy historické. 2013.
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