DIGITALNI SUROGATI TISKARSTVA OSJEČKOGA NUTARNJEG GRADA KAO PRIMARNI BAŠTINSKI IZVOR

The 18th and 19th century printing industry of Osijek Inner City is a relevant source that gives insight into how the cultural images of the city were created in that period. The publishing work of I.M. Divald and his successors allowed Osijek to become a center of world and folk literature, while t...

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Published inHum Vol. XIII; no. 20; pp. 106 - 123
Main Authors Mesić, Hrvoje, Sablić-Tomić, Helena
Format Journal Article
LanguageCroatian
Published Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences - University of Mostar 2018
Filozofski fakultet Sveučilišta u Mostaru
Subjects
18th Century
19th Century
Cultural history
Fine Arts / Performing Arts
Local History / Microhistory
Museology Heritage Studies
metadata
Osijek Inner City
city phenomenon
heritage institutions
printing industry
digital surrogates
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Summary:The 18th and 19th century printing industry of Osijek Inner City is a relevant source that gives insight into how the cultural images of the city were created in that period. The publishing work of I.M. Divald and his successors allowed Osijek to become a center of world and folk literature, while their publications, known as Divaldiana, shaped the trilingual Slavonian literature, as well as the direction of Croatian cultural and literary tradition. While adhering to the democracy principle, it is necessary to ensure the transparence of this material by means of modern information technology and the process of digitalization. That is how surrogates are created. Heritage will no longer be solely determined by its location; however, it will become a destination. By joining metadata properly, the digital collection becomes valuable as these data play a key role in explaining the collection identity, along with its usefulness in a global society. Every digital product should be user-oriented, and the assessment should serve as an instrument of change. By subjecting fragmented heritage to the process of digital convergence we are allowing for its integrity, and the development of the city phenomenon.
ISSN:1840-233X
2303-7431