0 KB20.2.2015Janko KlasincSonja SvoljšakUrša KocjanURN:URN:NBN:SI:col-6LLMNQ7HanatomijamedicinazgodovinaKo mrtvi žive uče – anatomija skozi čas|<div>Following the chronological order of their creation, the collection presents some prominent works from the field of anatomy that were displayed at the National and University Library's exhibition When the Dead Teach the Living in 2015. Scientific studies, manuals, anatomical atlases, and other materials, which are kept at the National and University Library of Slovenia, and the Seminary Library represent the development of anatomy from the first known systematic attempts to discover the structure and functioning of the human body until the 20th century. The authors of the works feature many world-famous and renowned names such as Hippocrates, Galenus, Avicenna, Mesue, Vesalius, Bartholin, Eustahius, Hunter, and Zinn, as well as two local authors - Alojzij Homan and Janez Plečnik, who significantly contributed to the development of anatomy in Slovenia.</div><div>Numerous handwritten notes and additions on front pages and on the margins of the exhibited books bear witness to a strong interest in medicine and anatomy in today's Slovenian territory throughout history. Many of the books presented were once owned by important individuals and institutions.</div><div>V zbirki so nekatera vplivnejša dela s področja anatomije, ki so bila leta 2015 predstavljena v Narodni in univerzitetni knjižnici na razstavi <a href="http://www.dlib.si/razstave/anatomija/">Ko mrtvi žive uče</a>. Znanstvene študije, priročniki, anatomski atlasi in drugo gradivo, ki ga hranita NUK in Semeniška knjižnica, kažejo na razvoj področja, ki sega od prvih znanih poskusov sistematičnega spoznavanja zgradbe in delovanja človekovega telesa vse do 20. stoletja. Na ogled so dela številnih svetovno znanih imen, kot so Hipokrat, Galen, Avicenna, Mesue, Vesalij, Bartholin, Evstahij, Hunter in Zinn, pa tudi dveh domačih avtorjev, ki sta pomembno prispevala k razvoju anatomije na Slovenskem: Alojzij Homan in Janez Plečnik.</div><div>O tem, da je bilo zanimanje za medicino oziroma anatomijo na današnjem slovenskem ozemlju še kako živo tudi v preteklosti, pričajo tudi lastniške zabeležke in drugi rokopisni dodatki na naslovnih straneh, spojnih listih in ob robu besedila predstavljenih knjig. Številne izmed njih so bile nekoč v lasti pomembnih posameznikov in ustanov.</div><p>Following the chronological order of their creation, the collection presents some prominant works from the field of anatomy that were displayed at the National and University Library's exhibition When the Dead Teach the Living in 2015. Scientific studies, manuals, anatomical atlases and other materials, which are kept at the National and University Library of Slovenia, and the Seminary Library represent the development of anatomy from the first known systematic attempts to discover the structure and functioning of the human body until the 20th century. The authors of the works feature many world-famous and renowned names such as Hippocrates, Galenus, Avicenna, Mesue, Vesalius, Bartholin, Eustahius, Hunter and Zinn, as well as two local authors - Alojzij Homan and Janez Plečnik, who significantly contributed to the development of anatomy in Slovenia. </p><p>Numerous handwritten notes and additions on front pages and on the margins of the exhibited books bear witness to strong interest in medicine and anatomy in today's Slovenian territory throughout history. Many of the books presented were once owned by important individuals and institutions. </p><p>The virtual exhibition is also available at: <a href="http://www.dlib.si/razstave/anatomija/">http://www.dlib.si/razstave/anatomija/</a></p><p>V zbirki so po kronološkem zaporedju nastanka prikazana nekatera vplivnejša dela s področja anatomije, ki so bila leta 2015 predstavljena tudi v Narodni in univerzitetni knjižnici na razstavi <em>Ko mrtvi žive uče</em>. Znanstvene študije, priročniki, anatomski atlasi in drugo gradivo, ki ga hranita Narodna in univerzitetna knjižnica in Semeniška knjižnica, kažejo na razvoj področja, ki sega od prvih znanih poskusov sistematičnega spoznavanja zgradbe in delovanja človekovega telesa vse do 20. stoletja. Na ogled so dela številnih svetovno znanih imen, kot so Hipokrat, Galen, Avicenna, Mesue, Vesalij, Bartholin, Evstahij, Hunter in Zinn, pa tudi dveh domačih avtorjev, ki sta pomembno prispevala k razvoju anatomije na Slovenskem. To sta bila Alojzij Homan in Janez Plečnik.</p><p>O tem, da je bilo zanimanje za medicino oziroma anatomijo na današnjem slovenskem ozemlju še kako živo tudi v preteklosti, pričajo tudi lastniške zabeležke in drugi rokopisni dodatki na naslovnih straneh, spojnih listih in ob robu besedila predstavljenih knjig. Številne izmed njih so bile nekoč v lasti pomembnih posameznikov in ustanov.</p><p>Virtualna razstava je na voljo tudi na: <a href="http://www.dlib.si/razstave/anatomija/">http://www.dlib.si/razstave/anatomija/</a><br></p>TEXTSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of Slovenia