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PETRO VILEIŠIO RYŠIAI SU MARTYNU JANKUMI (1883–1894)
Authors: ANIČAS JONAS 
Published: January 2019

Petras Vileišis was a prominent figure in the history of Lithuania in late 19th and early 20th century. Particular role in his educational activities belongs to Martynas Jankus – a printer, publisher and cultural worker of national movement of Lithuania Minor. In 1883–1894 M. Jankus published the greater part of educational books and booklets written by P. Vileišis, all in all about 15 000 copies. They were distributed in towns and villages by covert book Abstracthawkers. Productive cooperation of these two distinguished personalities helped to mature the movement of national rebirth of Lituania. This is evident from Petras Vileišis letters to Martinas Jankus, which are in the custody of the Manuscript Department of the Library of Vilnius University. Unfortunately the fate of Martynas Jankus letters to Petras Vileišis is not known.
ŠIUOLAIKINĖS UNIVERSITETINĖS LEIDYBOS PERSPEKTYVŲ GAIRĖS
Authors: GALINIENĖ GINTARĖ 
Published: January 2019

The changing role of the modern university, emergence of a new high school’s mission, imposing new forms of science communication expand the traditional publishing opportunities on the university level. It is noted that the University of Publishers have made considerable progress in helping to publish scientific journals, especially in the digital space. However, the trend appears that the printed form of scientific journals gradually disappears. It is possible to hypothesize that the next digital publishing university level would be establishment of new publishing formats which enable the application of a digital technology which will allow scientists to carry out a built-in digital research, rapidly disseminate it and discuss with other researchers, and dynamically update their content by using the possibilities offered by the new generation of the web.However, most research in the future will be mainly disseminated and published in scientific digital communication channels. Thus, as prospective modern university publishing guidelines for the future, there are four problems to be treated: changes in the science communication paradigm;double scientific publishing in the form of àà“paper-digital journal”; scientific journals on the Internet; reviewing the matter. Thus, the university also needs to develop its new business vision – to become an open space for researchers to share their ideas and disseminate a range of scientific ideas that would find response in other scientists or scientific communities, reasoned criticism, comment or approval, all of which encourage individual or general academic research development. Online access to scientific production and its digital form opens up new opportunities for the academic development of the idea of unlimited scope for research, stimulates discussion with other researchers, sharing their research, opportunities to correct errors, submit their comments, indicate errors, or to contribute to the scientific content of a paper by adding new insights. The final transformation of the peer review model would produce tangible results.
BALTARUSIŲ KNYGA KAIP NACIONALINĖS&nbsp;KULTŪROS UNIVERSUMAS
Authors: DOVNAR LARISA 
Published: January 2019

Pagrindinis straipsnio tikslas – atskleisti baltarusių knygos fenomeną aksiologinės koncepcijos kontekste, išsiaiškinti baltarusių knygos, kaip nacionalinės kultūros universumo, esmę. Straipsnyje svarstomas universumo principo taikymas knygai, kuri ne tik fiksuoja ir skleidžia kultūros pasiekimus, bet ir formuoja naujas kultūrines vertybes. Autorės nuomone, knyga, kaip kultūros universumas, sudaro objektyvią tikrųjų vertybių, egzistuojančių laike ir erdvėje, realybę, pati būdama vertybė.Teorinės ir istorinės tyrimo, pagrįsto daugiausia baltarusių mokslininkų darbais, prielaidos padeda išplėtoti autorės teiginius, kad nacionalinės knygos vertė – tai nacionalinę kultūrą palaikančio minties ir jos vaizdinių kodo, susijusio su nacijos mentalitetu, kalba ir raštu, t. y. dvasine kultūra, išsaugojimas.Išnagrinėjusi baltarusių knygos raidą ХI–XXI a., autorė prieina prie išvados, kad baltarusių knygos, kaip nacionalinės kultūros universumo, fiksuotų vertybių vieningą įvairovę sudaro raštas (kirilikos, lotynicos, arabų grafika), kalba (bažnytinė slavų, senoji baltarusių, lotynų, lenkų, baltarusių, rusų, žydų, tiurkų ir kt.), tekstų ir apiforminimo autorystė (rusėnai, lietuviai, baltarusiai). Visa tai leidžia knygos kultūros istoriją suvokti kaip dvasinės, materialios ir meninės kultūros pagrindą, parodant įvairių visuomenės (sociumo) vystymosi reiškinių priežasties ir pasekmės ryšius.
MOKSLO APIE KNYGĄ RAIDOS TENDENCIJOS XVII–XVIII AMŽIAUS VAKARŲ EUROPOJE / ТЕНДЕНЦИИ РАЗВИТИЯ НАУКИ О КНИГЕ В ЗАПАДНОЙ ЕВРОПЕ В XVII–XVIII ВЕКАХ
Authors: LELIKOVA NATALIJA 
Published: January 2019

In bibliology, the methodology of historical studies entirely depends on an applied approach. The author adheres to the historical approach that says that a science development is traced with a kind of its historical logic, with all ways of its development, including those that are dead-end. Based on such approach and starting from G. Peignot’s concept of bibliology, the Abstractauthor logically traces trends of bibliology development in Western Europe beginning from the 17th century. The author concludes that by the beginning of the 19th century when Peignot presented his works, in the science there had already been the established corpora of scientific knowledge used by this outstanding French bibliologist.
VAIKAS IR VIRTUALUS SKAITYMAS: PRANCŪZIŠKOS KNYGOS VAIKAMS INTERNETE
Authors: JANKEVIČIŪTĖ LAURA 
Published: January 2019

New technologies are changing every arena of human experience and stimulate profound cultural transformations. A digital culture is developing. The arrival of new cultural forms is shaping the socialization processes, values and beliefs of young people and influences their decisions in many areas such as education or leisure and life in general.The aim of the article is to show how new technologies influence the culture of the young generation and change their attitude to traditional reading. The article offers an analysis of six online French children’s books and shows their principal characteristics. The publishing of children’s books online is an experimental field developed by independent writers and illustrators. The article presents the posture of traditional book publishers and the initiatives of the public sector in supporting the creative cultural projects such as online books.The article may be useful not only for academic society, but also for different groups of its cultured members.
KIŠENINIŲ KNYGŲ LEIDYBOS SITUACIJA LIETUVOJE
Authors: KAŠĖTAITĖ RASA 
Published: January 2019

Paperbacks take an important place in Western publishing culture and the life of book readers. However, the same cannot be said about Lithuania’s publishing situation. There is a lack of information and research concerning this field. Taking notice of the experience of Great Britain and USA in publishing paperbacks, the main body of this paper examines the situation and possibilies of publishing paperbacks in Lithuania.A historical overview showed that publishing smaller size and softcover books in Lithuania was caused by a difficult political and economical situation. Hardcover long-lasting books were always preferred by Lithuanian readers. The increase of paperbacks in 2008–2009 was caused by the economic crisis. A need for cheaper books was felt, and numerous publishing houses offered a bigger range of pocketbooks; they were examined by themes and statistical analysis. Also, the main positioning and marketing startegies were investigated.To find out book readers’ opinion, workers of publishing houses and book shops as well as book users were interviewed. Lithuanian book buyers were found to accept detectives, love stories and popular literature produced in paperbacks. Other types of fiction literature encounter some difficulties: the distribution system of paperbacks is not suitable for this type of books – they are harder to notice and lose the advantage of a lower price at book auctions. Therefore, Lithuanian book buyers still prefer hardcover books, although accepting the fact that such factors as a lower price and a comfortable format when reading outside are important.
KNYGŲ BRAILIO RAŠTU ILIUSTRAVIMAS LIETUVOJE (IKI 1963 m.): SĄSAJOS SU EUROPOS PRAKTIKA
Authors: RAUDONIENĖ DIANA 
Published: January 2019

The subject of the article is the history of publishing Braille books with raised-line illustrations for blind readers in Lithuania. The vast majority of illustrated Braille books were published by the Publishing House of the Lithuanian Society of the Blind during the period 1963–1989. Professional Lithuanian artists, among them well-known graphic artists and illustrators, were commissioned to create raised-line illustrations for the Braille books. A completely unknown area was waiting for illustrators. Their task was to find new methods of conveying information so far considered to be accessible only to the sighted.The first book with rise-line illustrations for Lithuanian blind readers was published in 1958, five years before the Publishing House of the Lithuanian Society of the Blind was established. The illustrated Braille primer as well as a few other illustrated textbooks were published by the State Publishing House of pedagogical literature. Members of the Editorial Board for Textbooks for the Blind, whose responsibility in this publishing house was to prepare Braille books for printing, visited the Riga State Publishing House in Latvia in order to get acquainted with methods of printing illustrated books for blind readers. Latvians already had a five-year experience in publishing illustrated Braille books, since they started this work in 1953. So, Lithuanian illustrators were not the first to “invent” raised-line illustrations. Beside such quite a direct connection, there existed also not so evident or distinct links with the experience of other European countries in this area. Teachers who had worked in the Kaunas Institution for the Blind and the Vilnius School for the Blind in 1928–1940 were in touch with the up-to-date European educational practice, so the idea of using graphical material as teaching resources for blind students was not new at all in Lithuania. Relief maps as well as other educational material were used at the Kaunas Institution and Vilnius school. Thus, there was a certain context for publishing illustrated books for the blind at the time when the Publishing House of the Lithuanian Society of the Blind started doing this. Whether professional Lithuanian artists commissioned to create raised-line illustrations took this European experience into consideration is another question which is not discussed here. The aim of this study was to ascertain what was the context for publishing illustrated books for the blind in Lithuania at the beginning of the 1960s. This context is explored taking into account two main aspects: (1) history of organized education of the blind in Europe and in Lithuania, emphasizing the practice of creating and using raised-line graphical material for teaching purposes, and (2) the history of publishing illustrated books for the blind in Europe.
RANKRAŠTINIS PAVELDAS KLAIPĖDOS UNIVERSITETO BIBLIOTEKOS RINKINIUOSE
Authors: ČESNULEVIČIŪTĖ DANUTĖ , STEPONAVIČIŪTĖ DANUTĖ 
Published: January 2019

This paper presents a collection of manuscript heritage which is kept at the Department of Rare Books, Collections and Manuscripts of the Klaipeda University Library. At present, a total of 8 funds are already formed there. They are: Ansas Lymantas (f. 1), Kazys Pemkus (f. 2). Vilius Pėteraitis (f. 3), Ieva Jankutė (f. 5), Vytautas Strolia (f. 8), and others: score manuscripts (f. 4), single documents (f. 7), musicians in exile (f. 6). The collections of A. Lymantas (f. 1) and K. Pemkus (f. 2) could be regarded as the best analyzed ones. The content of the personal archives (K. Pemkus collection, f. 2), heritage of manuscripts in the archives of Lithuania Minor and the briefly described material placed in other collections and funds of the Department are reviewed in the paper.There are several groups of archives in the collection of K. Pemkus (a well-known bibliophile and therapist in exile): manuscripts of writers and linguists; historians; therapists; pedagogues; lawyers; artists; public figures; priests, etc. There are presented original texts (manuscripts and typescripts), corrections of texts, translations, notes, original letters or their copies, iconography, scraps about their creative work, personalities, programs of literary events, invitations and other small printings.The fund (f. 2) of Ansas Lymantas (representative of the press, journalist, a former citizen of Klaipėda), containing documents of organizations of Lithuania Minor in exile, materials of the „Lietuvos pajūris“ newspaper, biographical and public work documents is reviewed in more detail.The content of such funds as these of Vilius Pėteraitis (a public figure, lexicologist, KU doctor of Honour), Ieva Jankutė (a granddaughter of the well-known “Aušra” publisher Martynas Jankus), musician Vytautas Strolia, score manuscripts, musicians in exile, and the fund of single documents are briefly described.Information about this heritage could be found at the web site of the Department of Rare Books, Collections and Manuscripts at the Klaipeda University Library’s home page: http://www.ku.lt/libr/structure/retu.php
VYTAUTO DIDŽIOJO UNIVERSITETO BIBLIOTEKOS DIREKTORIAUS VACLOVO BIRŽIŠKOS SENŲJŲ SPAUDINIŲ PAIEŠKOS ŽEMAITIJOJE
Authors: PETREIKIS TOMAS 
Published: January 2019

In independent Lithuania, no legal framework for the protection of the press and manuscript heritage had been created, neither had the state a targeted strategy for its protection; therefore, only the public initiative in this area provided considerable results on the public grounds, by creating museums and libraries in province. The attention of V. Biržiška, Director of the library of Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) and the Institute of Lithuanian Bibliography, towards the press heritage could be characterized by single-mindedness. By shaping the University library funds, he tried to gather there the heritage of the old Lithuanian press and manuscripts as much as possible, as it could provide an appropriate framework for the further research in Lithuanian philology. In a systematic manner V. Biržiška had been using the help of Lithuanian educators and students in the search of the press heritage since 1924. In Samogitia, he kept in touch with educators from Šiauliai and Telšiai. In Telšiai, he received some publications from Viktoras Kamantauskas, the local gymnasium teacher, and doctor Jonas Mikulskis. The library was significantly supported also by the Šiauliai State Gymnasium, which within a few years gave more than four thousand publications to the library. For eight years Jonas A. Dargis from the Barstyčiai town had been collecting and supplying old books to V. Biržiška. He mostly acted in Northern and Western Samogitia. Within less than a decade, the funds of the VMU library had been supplemented by approximately four and a half thousand publications from Samogitia, among them several quite unique. The active search of the press heritage by V. Biržiška drew public attention to old books and caused an increase of their price, which in turn determined the subsequent movement of bibliophilia.
RUSIŠKOJI MICHAILO KUFAJEVO BIBLIOLOGIJOS MOKYKLA (RUSŲ K.)
Authors: LELIKOVA NATALIJA 
Published: January 2019

Статья посвящена влиянию на российское книговедение выдающегося ученого Михаила Николаевича Куфаева. Не создавший своей книговедческой школы в 1920-е годы, в период расцвета своего творчества, вследствие изменения политической и идеологической обстановки в СССР 1930-х годов, несправедливо обвиненный, а впоследствии забытый, М. Н. Куфаев оказался весьма востребован современным российским книговедением, во многом формирующимся на основе его теоретических положений. Именно в современном книговедении М. Н. Куфаев нашел своих последователей и своих учеников.
LEIDYBOS VAIDMUO KULTŪROS IR KŪRYBOS INDUSTRIJOJE
Authors: TOMAŠEVIĆ NIVES , LEBEDA IVANA LJEVAK 
Published: January 2019

The examination of culture poses a demand for a dialectical reflection on the homology of local and global cultures as a resource to be preserved not only by conservation, but also by future upgrading. Publishing as an industry has a direct impact on both of these segments of culture as a resource or, in other words, through its production, publishing simultaneously conserves the existing cultural values and also upgrades them. Owing to these qualities, publishing has two roles – one pertains to the market in question, whereas the other pertains to culture. These qualities are intertwined within the cultural and creative industry, a sector which is now emerging in Croatia. Another important role within the sector of cultural and creative industry belongs to the book, which is a product of the publishing industry. This research regards the book as a product of the publishing industry for which an attractive niche in the market should be found and takes the position that from the sales perspective, a potential reader, i.e. a future consumer of this cultural good, should be approached in an understandable and efficient manner. This means that the function of the book is also twofold (both a cultural and an economic good). Therefore, the book demands a comprehensive x approach that combines local and global cultures around the fact that it is precisely the book that is the basic means by which language capital of a specific cultural identity, as well as cultural diversity on a global scale, is nurtured.KEYWORDS: publishing, literature, cultural good, cultural and creative industry, culture, art.
KARALIAUČIAUS UNIVERSITETO PROFESORIAUS KARLO GOTTFRIEDO HAGENO (1749–1829) ASMENINĖ BIBLIOTEKA (rusų kalba)
Authors: JERMAKOVA NADEŽDA 
Published: January 2019

Karl Gottfried Hagen (1749–1829) was a famous German chemist, founder of Pharmacology, MD University of Koenigsberg, and the head of the family pharmacy business. Professor Hagen was a versatile lecturer: he lectured on chemistry, physics, mineralogy, zoology, botany at the University of Konigsberg. The son of Professor Hagen – E. A. Hagen – helped to publish “The Seasons” by K. Donelaitis. The library of Professor Hagen was one of the best in Konigsberg. In this article we have analyzed some qualitative and quantitative indicators of Professor Hagen’s library. For this purpose we considered his life events and scientific activities, and those historical events which influenced the development of Professor Hagen’s pedagogical views. The analysis of biographical facts and historical events that influenced Professor Hagen’s Path of life allowed us to identify the following three main types of his activities: scientific, educational and journalistic. The library in question played an important role in the organization of Hagen’s integrated productive activity. The Auction Catalogue “List of books of K. G. Hagen” served as the basis of our research. It was published in Konigsberg (1829) and consists of 128 pages. This document was put at our disposal by Dr. E. Neumann-Redlin von Meding, a descendant of Professor Hagen.Traditionally, we have analysed the information in the following areas: place of publication; year of publication; scientific fields; language of publication; types of publications and documents. There are over 100 places of publication in the Catalogue. We have established that the Catalogue of Hagen’s library contains the following sections: history of science; physics; chemistry; alchemy; zoology; botany; mineralogy; medicine and related sciences; history of Prussia; philosophy, theology and related sciences. The Catalogue includes such types of publications as textbooks, monographs, dictionaries, manuals and guidelines, pharmacopoeia, dissertations, manuscripts, scientific journals, descriptions of travel, newspapers. To the best of our knowledge, only part of Hagen’s publications was offered in the auction. We hope to continue the search for more relevant information. We believe that it will promote modern lecturers’ and students’ information competence and develop the dialogue “library – reader”.
KRISTIJONAS DONELAITIS IR PETTERIS DASSAS – LIETUVIŲ IR NORVEGŲ POEZIJOS PRADININKAI (anglų kalba)
Authors: VISTDAL OSKAR 
Published: January 2019

This paper aims to identify links between “The Seasons” and Scandinavian poetry. Contemporary connections are hardly demonstrable, but a striking older parallel is Petter Dass’ epic poem “Nordlands Trompet” (The Trumpet of Nordland, 1678–1696, published posthumously in 1739), the most important pre-romantic literary work in Norway. In many ways its position is parallel to Donelaitis’ “Seasons”: both poems mark the beginning of modern literature in Norway and Lithuania, respectively – emonstrating the literary potential of the poets’ mother tongues and paving the way for the national literature of future generations.Conspicuous are also “The Trumpet’s” numerous parallels with “The Seasons”in moods and motifs, modelled by common aesthetic taste and literary modes. “The Trumpet” is a versified topographical encomium in anapaestic meters. Just like “The Seasons”, Petter Dass’ poem describes everyday life, natural and commercial conditions. It is a thematic description of the Arctic part of Norway, its location, astronomical and meteorological conditions, birdlife, fish and whales, agriculture, market places, and ethno-cultural peculiarities, i.e. manners and modes of living among the Sami or Lapp people.“The Seasons” and “The Trumpet” are both major contributions to European literature, describing nature, living conditions and culture in relative proximity in ways that show their close affinity in spite of considerable differences of life and conditions in Baltic fields and forests and on Arctic seas and shores.
El dominio STK de la proteína de resistencia a la bacteriosis vascular de yuca RXAM1 interactúa con una E3 Ubiquitin Ligasa
Authors: Gil Juliana , López Carrascal Camilo Ernesto 
Published: January 2019

La yuca (Manihot esculenta) representa el pilar de la seguridad alimentaria para cerca de mil millones de personas, principalmente en las zonas tropicales. Uno de los factores limitantes de la producción de yuca es la bacteriosis vascular causada por la bacteria Xanthomonas axonopodis pv. manihotis (Xam). Recientemente se identificó el gen RXam1 el cual confiere resistencia parcial de yuca a cepas de Xam. RXam1 codifica una proteína con un dominio LRR (Leucine Rich Repeats) extracelular y un dominio STK (Serina Treonina Kinasa) citoplasmático; estas proteínas son conocidas como RLKs (Receptor Like Kinases). En este estudio se realizó el tamizaje de una librería de ADNc de yuca mediante doble híbrido de levadura para identificar las posibles proteínas que interactúan con el dominio STK de RXam1. El tamizaje de 3x108 clones permitió identificar y confirmar cinco clones de ellos los cuales corresponden al mismo gen, el cual codifica para una proteína que presenta un dominio central de dedos de zinc CHY, seguido por un dominio C-terminal “RING finger” y un “Zinc ribbon” el cual fue denominado CRFE3-1 (Cassava RING Finger E3 ligase). La interacción entre STK y CRFE3-1 fue altamente especifica ya que se demostró también por doble híbrido que STK no interactúa con una E3 ligasa de Arabidopsis, altamente similar a CRFE3-1, así como tampoco CRFE3-1 interactúa con el dominio STK de un RLK de lechuga similar a RXam1. La identificación de CRFE3-1 sugiere que mecanismos de degradación proteica son importantes para regular la actividad de RXam1.