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Matija Murko, also known as Mathias Murko (10 February 1861 – 11 February 1952), was a Slovenian scholar, known mostly for his work on oral epic traditions in Serbian, Bosnian and Croatian.

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rdfs:label	Matija Murko (cs) Matija Murko (es) Matija Murko (it) Matija Murko (fr) Matija Murko (en) Мурко, Матиаш (ru) Matija Murko (sv)
rdfs:comment	Matija Murko známý také jako Mathias Murko (10. února 1861 – 11. února 1952 Praha) byl slovinský literární historik, etnolog, slavista a redaktor. (cs) Matija Murko, conocido también como Mathias Murko ( 10 de febrero de 1861 – Praga, 11 de febrero de 1952), fue un académico esloveno conocido por sus trabajos sobre las tradiciones épicas orales en serbio, bosnio y croata. (es) Matija Murko, also known as Mathias Murko (10 February 1861 – 11 February 1952), was a Slovenian scholar, known mostly for his work on oral epic traditions in Serbian, Bosnian and Croatian. (en) Matija Murko (Mathias Murko dans ses publications françaises), né le 10 février 1861 à Drstelja et mort le 11 février 1952 à Prague, est un chercheur originaire de Slovénie, spécialiste des traditions épiques serbo-croates, surtout de Bosnie-Herzégovine. Son œuvre, écrite en allemand puis traduite en français, resta longtemps peu connue dans son pays natal. Son ami Antoine Meillet, en 1929, le mit en contact avec un jeune homériste américain qui venait de soutenir une thèse devant un jury qu'il présidait: Milman Parry; par ce biais, Murko a fortement influencé le développement des études d'Homère au XXe siècle. (fr) Matija Murko, conosciuto anche come Mathias Murko (Drstela, 10 febbraio 1861 – Praga, 11 febbraio 1952), è stato un filologo, linguista e slavista sloveno, conosciuto principalmente per il suo lavoro sulle tradizioni epiche orali in Serbia, Bosnia e Croazia. (it) Матиаш (Матвей Мартынович) Мурко (словен. Matija Murko; 10 февраля 1861 — 11 февраля 1952, Прага, Чехословакия) — словенский филолог и педагог. (ru) Matija Murko, född 10 februari 1860 i , död 11 februari 1952 i Prag, var en slovensk språk- och litteraturforskare. Murko studerade i Wien under Franc Miklošič, vistades en tid vid ryska universitet och blev professor i slavisk filologi vid universitetet i Graz 1902, vid Leipzigs universitet 1917 och var slutligen professor vid Karlsuniversitetet i Prag 1920-31. Av hans arbeten kan nämnas Deutsche Einflüsse auf die Anfänge der slavischen Romantik (1896) och Geschichte der südslavischen Literatur (1908). Bland hans smärre avhandlingar märks Miklosich's Jugend- und Lehrjahre (1898), Prvi usporedjivači sanskrita sa slovenskim jezicima (om de första jämförande undersökningarna om sanskrit och de slaviska språken, i "Rad", häfte 132), en monografi om Vatroslav Oblak, Die Geschichte von den sieb (sv)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Prague Primož Trubar Protestant Ptuj Romanticism Bosnian language Slovenian philologists Honoris causa Cultural history University of Graz University of Leipzig University of Ljubljana University of Vienna Vienna Ivan Hribar Counter-reformation Croatian language People from the Municipality of Destrnik Franz Miklosich French language German language Graz Moscow Slovenian academics Antoine Meillet Leipzig Ljubljana Slovenia Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts Stuttgart Yugoslav Academy of Sciences and Arts Yugoslavia Zagreb Austria Austrian Empire 1861 births Leipzig University faculty University of Vienna alumni Academics of the University of Graz

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