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La creació del Patronat Nacional del Misteri d’Elx en 1951 com a organisme responsable del drama assumpcionista elxà, va posar en marxa un arxiu de documents i materials bibliogràfics i audiovisuals. Un arxiu que, amb el pas del temps i el creixement continuat dels seus fons, s’ha convertit en un instrument imprescindible per a les investigacions al voltant de la Festa d’Elx, única mostra del teatre religiós medieval que s’ha mantingut viva al llarg de més de cinc-cents anys. Aquest article descriu la fundació i evolució en els últims setanta anys d’aquest arxiu, així com els diferents apartats i materials que conté. S’acaba amb una reflexió de cara al futur amb un seguit d’actuacions que potencien aquest conjunt documental, que permeten donar als seus fons els tractaments tècnics recomanats per a la conservació adient i, sobretot, que el conserven com una eina fonamental per aprofundir en el coneixement i en la patrimonialització del Misteri d’Elx. The creation of the Patronat Nacional del Misteri d’Elx en 1951 as the representative organism responsible for the Assumptionist drama in Elche, set up an archive of bibliographic and audiovisual documents and materials. An archive which, continued to grow its resources with the time and has become an essential tool for the investigation around “la Festa d’Elx”, the only sample of medieval religious theater that has been kept alive for over more than five hundred years. This paper describes the foundation and evolution of this archive over the last seventy years, as well as the various sections and materials it contains. It ends with a consideration about the future with a series of actions that enhance this documentary set, which allows to add to its resources the recommended technical treatments for the appropriate conservation and, above all, that preserve it as a fundamental tool to deepen in the knowledge and patrimonialization of the Misteri d’Elx.

Ovim se člankom želi dati prilog bibliografiji radova koji se bave područjem Gorskoga kotara. Ponajprije je riječ o lingvističkim radovima i postojećim rječnicima, ali će biti zastupljeni i radovi s ostalih znanstvenih područja, kao što su arhitektura, turizam, povijest, geografija, etnologija, promet i dr. koji izravno ili neizravno utječu na gorskokotarske govore i onimiju. Uz popis radova, ukratko će se prezentirati jezična slika toga područja te će se ukazati na (ne)istraženost gorskokotarskih govora i toponima., This paper is intended as a tribute to the bibliography of papers tackling the Gorski kotar area. Though the subject matter are primarily linguistic papers and the existing dictionaries, papers covering other scientific areas are included too: e.g. architecture, tourism, history, geography, ethnology, traffic, etc., which influence either directly or indirectly the onymy and the speeches of Gorski kotar. In addition to the list of papers, a brief linguistic presentation of the area is given, as well as (in) sufficiently studied speeches and toponyms of Gorski kotar are indicated to.

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