Jan L. Perkowski

Jan Louis Perkowski (29 gòdnika 1936, Perth Amboy, New Jersey^[1]) – to je amerikańsczi profesor słowiańsczich jãzëków i lëteraturë, chtëren zajimôł sã kaszëbizną w Zjednónëch Krajach Americzi i wnożënie Wilno w prowincje Ontario.

Pisôł tekstë namienioné kaszëbsczémù „idiolektowi”. Jegò ksążka A Kashubian Idiolect in the United States skòncentrowónô je przede wszëtczim na mòwie Kaszëbë Stevena (Szczepana), ùrodzonégò w stanie Minnesota, starszi chtërnégò, Józef i Agùstina, wëjachelë do Americzi pòd kùńc XIX stalatégò^[2].

Ùsôdztwò (wëjimk)

1969: A Kashubian Idiolect in the United States
1972: Vampires, Dwarves and Witches Among the Ontario Kashubs. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada : 1972
1976: Vampires of the Slavs. Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA : Slavica, 1976. ISBN 0-89357-026-5
1978: Gusle and Ganga Among the Hercegovinians of Toronto. Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA : University Microfilms International, 1978. ISBN 0-8357-0321-5
1982: The Romanian Folkloric Vampire". East Europe Quarterly, September 1982. Reprinted in The Vampire: A Casebook, Alan Dundes, ed. (University of Wisconsin Press, 1998) ISBN 0-299-15924-8
1989: The Darkling: A Treatise on Slavic Vampirism. Columbus, Ohio, USA : Slavica, 1989. ISBN 0-89357-200-4 [1]
2000: Linguistic History Engraved in Gold and Silver: Legends on the Coins of St. Vladimir.
2006: Vampire Lore: From the Writings of Jan Louis Perkowski. Slavica, 2006. ISBN 0-89357-331-0

Przëpisczi

[1] Jan Louis Perkowski – language, literature and folklore educator

[2] A Kashubian Idiolect in the United States. Indiana University Publications, Language Science Monographs, Volume 2.

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