Kuzmány's hymn "Glory to the Noble": Sketches for interpretation

Julijus Lomenčik

doi:10.5937/napredak7-65663

January 1, 2026NapredakOpen Access

Kuzmány's hymn "Glory to the Noble": Sketches for interpretation

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This article aims to explore the humanistic meanings of Kuzmány's hymn using interpretative sketches.
Analyzed the philosophical context of the hymn through Hegel's dialectic triad.
Utilized interpretative sketches to investigate the hymn's themes.
Concluded with the examination of the hymn's ideological relevance today.
Identified the hymn's connection to philosophical concepts of truth and freedom.
Demonstrated the lasting significance of the hymn in contemporary discussions on equality.
Highlighted the ideological message still resonates in modern society.

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The aim of this article is to use interpretative sketches to discover the humanistic semantics of Kuzmány's hymn "Glory to the Noble" which is, from the philosophical perspective, a classic example of Hegel's dialectic triad. The conclusion points to the still valid ideological message of this hymn (today known under the title "Who Burns for Truth") in the promotion of truth, freedom and equality.

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