Oleh Boljuk, Olena Fedorčuk, Naďa Valášková, Jan Pohunek
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The paper presents preliminary results of the analysis of a lesser-known collection of the Czech self-taught ethnographer František �ehoř. The collection documents the traditional folk culture of Ukrainians in eastern Galicia and Bukovina (parts of the Austro-Hungarian Empire) in the last decades of the 19th century. The collection is located in the Department of Ethnography of the National Museum in Prague and is currently analysed by Czech ethnologists in cooperation with Ukrainian art historians.
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Following the merger of Computer Languages, Systems and Structures with the Journal of Visual Languages and Computing in 2018, we are excited to present the Journal of Computer Languages, a single publication which covers all areas of computer languages.
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