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Title:Paleolitska piščal, glasbeni obredi in šamanizem : magistrsko delo magistrskega študijskega programa druge stopnje Humanistične znanosti
Authors:ID Ravnik Palka, Nina (Author)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Typology:2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:UAMEU - Alma Mater Europaea University
Abstract:V obravnavanem magistrskem delu proučujem temo o piščali v povezavi s prazgodovino, obredi in šamanizmom. Namen magistrskega dela je raziskati domnevna prazgodovinska glasbila, od katerih so najstarejša doslej odkrita v obdobju paleolitika. Poudarek je na najdbah, odkritih na območju današnje Slovenije. Pri tem posebej izpostavljam in obravnavam domnevno paleolitsko ali neandertalčevo piščal, odkrito leta 1995 v arheološkem najdišču Divje babe I. V skoraj tridesetih letih je v zvezi z domnevno piščaljo potekalo veliko raziskav in diskusij. Na tem mestu nameravam potrditi domnevo, da gre za pravo glasbilo, kar temelji na vseh dosedanjih spoznanjih, še posebej glede muzikoloških značilnosti domnevne piščali. Prav tako obravnavam njeno možnost za uporabo pri posnemanju zvokov živali ali v obredne namene. V magistrskem delu so prav tako pojasnjeni morebitni obredi v prazgodovini, ki so bili verjetno prisotni že v času paleolitika. Smatra se, da so obredi vključevali posebna magična glasbila, bili povezani s kultom kosti ali medvedjim kultom. Podrobneje je obravnavan tudi šamanizem, pri čemer je poudarek na raziskovanju pomena spola v šamanskih obredih v preteklosti ter vloga glasbil, posebej piščali, predvsem na osnovi odkritih najdb in interpretacije relevantne literature. V magistrski nalogi si prizadevam vzpostaviti povezavo med paleolitsko piščaljo iz Divjih bab, prazgodovinskimi obredi in šamanizmom. Poleg natančno obravnavane literature, njene analize in interpretacije so v besedilo vključene še slikovne upodobitve ter intervju. Slednji razkriva zgodbo o odkrivanju in raziskovanju prapiščali še pobližje, z nekoliko bolj osebnega vidika.
Keywords:Paleolitska piščal, Divje babe, obredi, šamanizem, vloga spola
Place of publishing:Ljubljana
Place of performance:Ljubljana
Publisher:N. Ravnik Palka
Year of publishing:2024
Year of performance:2024
Number of pages:131 str.
PID:20.500.12556/ReVIS-12491 New window
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UDC:7.031.1
Publication date in ReVIS:24.10.2025
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Language:English
Abstract:The present master's thesis addresses the topic of the flute in connection with prehistory, rituals, and shamanism. The aim is to investigate the alleged prehistoric musical instruments, the oldest discovered so far from the Paleolithic period. The emphasis is on finds discovered in the area of today's Slovenia. In this case, the alleged Paleolithic or Neanderthal flute, discovered in 1995 in the archaeological site of Divje babe I, is especially exposed and discussed. In almost thirty years, much research and discussions took place regarding the supposed flute. The aim of the thesis is to confirm the assumption that it is an actual musical instrument, based on all the findings so far and especially the musical dimensions of the alleged flute. The possibility of its use for imitating the sounds of animals or for ritual purposes is also noted. The work likewise discusses possible rites in prehistoric times, which were probably present already in the Paleolithic era. It is believed that the rituals involving special magical musical instruments were connected to the bone cult or the bear cult. Shamanism is also discussed in more detail, with an emphasis on researching the importance of gender in shamanic rituals in the past and the role of musical instruments, especially the flute, mainly based on discovered finds and the interpretation of relevant literature. The master's thesis furthermore attempts to establish a connection between the Paleolithic flute from Divje babe, prehistoric rituals, and shamanism. In addition to the carefully considered literature, its analysis and interpretation, the text also includes pictorial representations and an interview. The latter reveals the story of the discovery and research of the Paleolithic flute even more closely from a slightly more personal point of view.
Keywords:Paleolithic flute, Divje babe, rituals, shamanism, the role of gender


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