Česká literatura (Czech Literature)

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Tělo a verš

P. Jiracek

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 1 > 1-40

In the twentieth century the phenomenon of the subjective body was integrated into ontology in philosophy, moving from Phenomenology to Existentialism. The rediscovery of the body and affect as a way of thinking also led contemporary cognitive science to the topic of the relationship between emotion and cognition, to the necessity of expanding the model of the mind and of experiencing emotions and...

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České operní libreto

J. Smrcka

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 1 > 41-61

Conventional drama is also a subject area of literary research. It includes texts covering a whole range of genres, though not all are linked to the traditional medium of theatre let alone dramatic theatre. The operetta libretto is among the special genres. In common usage 'libretto' means the story the operetta is based on. The operetta libretto is a musical-dramatic genre that originated in France...

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Nové směry (a staré mezery) v teorii vyprávění

A. Jedlickova

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 1 > 78-100

This review of the essay volume 'Neue Ansätze in der Erzähltheorie' begins with an overview of narratological literature (including translations) in Czech and Slovak literary studies in the second half of the twentieth century.

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Korunní slovo "Milost" : Ivan Slavík jakožto čtenář a pokračovatel Weinerův

H. Svanovska

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 1 > 62-77

This article is concerned with texts by Ivan Slavik which are similar in style to the writing of Richard Weiner, particularly his verse 'Mezopotámie' (Mesopotamia) and the two collections of short stories 'Lazebnik' (The barber-surgeon) and 'Hra doopravdy' (A real game). Typical of the works of Slavik, who was an enthusiastic interpreter of Weiner's works, is the attempt to attribute to Weiner's work...

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Jak dnes vydávat českou barokní hymnografii?

J. Malura

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 1 > 101-108

This essay on the editing methods for a Czech hymnography of the early modern age also takes issue with Marie Skarpová's review of the volume 'Cistý plamen lásky' (Love's pure flame), of which Malura was editor, in Ceská literatura 52 (2004), no. 6.

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Z repertoáru Vlastenského divadla v Praze

L. Sochorova

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 2 > 153-187

This contribution seeks to characterize and delimit the likely period of the writing of a late Czech adaptation of the story of 'Don Juan'. The Czech version is clearly influenced by the French Neo-Classical tradition and the tradition of the renowned commedia dell'arte of eighteenth-century Italy. The text of the earliest-known Czech version of this sentimental morality play about a Spanish libertine...

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V labyrintech Holanovy pozdní lyriky : Nad knihou Zdeňka Kožmína

V. Krivanek

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 2 > 233-239

AThis essay on the late lyric verse of Vladimir Holan, inspired by Zdenek Kozmin's 'Existencionalita', also presents an overview of previous important interpretations of Holan's work – apart from Kozmin, it mentions the work of Premysl Blazicek and Jiri Opelik.

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Kollár, Petrarca a Dante

J. Pelan

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 2 > 188-202

By way of introduction the author demonstrates first the Petrarchan and then (for the last two sonnets, published in the 1832 edition) Dantean inspiration of the cycle 'Slávy dcera' by the Slovak-born poet Jan Kollár, and points out the incompatibility of the two models. He describes Kollár's reading of Petrarch and Dante (both in German translation) as partial, since he used only selected elements...

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S mimezí v batohu na výlet do různosvětů

A. Jedlickova

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 2 > 203-225

An essay inspired by Lubomir Dolezel's 'Heterocosmica: Fiction and Possible Worlds' presents - in part polemically - the essential features of the theory of fictional worlds (including clear definitions of the terms 'actual', 'possible', and 'fictional' worlds), and, following on from this, it interprets the short story 'Muzeum tety Laury' (Aunt Laura's Museum) from Frantisek Langer's collection 'Malirské...

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Poetika druhého básnického období Jiřího Karáska ze Lvovic

Karel Kolařík

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 3 > 324-361

The article considers works from Jiří Karásek ze Lvovic’s second period of writing verse – namely the collections Endymion (1909) and Ostrov vyhnanců (Isle of the Banished, 1912). It aims primarily to describe his style in this period and compare it with his style from the previous one. In his second period, Karásek (1871–1951) turned completely away from the verse libre that had been typical of his...

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The Verse Style of Jiri Karasek's Second Period

K. Kolarik

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 3 > 324-360

The article considers works from Jiri Karásek ze Lvovic's second period of writing verse - namely the collections 'Endymion' (1909) and 'Ostrov vyhnancu' (Isle of the Banished, 1912). It aims primarily to describe his style in this period and compare it with his style from the previous one. In his second period, Karásek (1871-1951) turned completely away from the verse libre that had been typical...

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Nový mýtus, staré rituály : O básni Josefa Kainara Stříhali dohola malého chlapečka

L. Engelking

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 3 > 361-375

Josef Kainar's 'Strihali dohola malého chlapecka' (A Little Boy's Hair Was Cut to the Skin) - the subject of this article - is one of the best-known poems in Czech literature of the twentieth century. Literary critics have linked that poem with existential philosophy, and for good reason. The situation of the boy in the title is one of extreme transition. Important in this poem is the gaze of the...

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Ukotvenost a ukotvitelnost pojmu barok v českých literárních vodách

M. Sladek

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 3 > 309-323

In Bohemian literary sources the terms 'Baroque' and 'Baroque literature' are not clarified, defined, or generally accepted. Some scholars talk about the birth or establishment of Baroque thought in the Bohemian Lands as having taken place about 1550. A frequent view is that Baroque literature began to assert itself in the Bohemian Lands shortly before the Battle of the White Mountain (1620). One...

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Dvě podivné "detektivky" (Čapkův Hordubal a Jméno růže U. Eka)

D. Mocna

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 4 > 465-492

This genealogically-oriented essay considers two novels, 'Hordubal' by Karel Capek and 'The Name of the Rose' by Umberto Eco, both of which are built on the plan of the classic intellectual English detective story. It seeks to demonstrate that in each, the fundamental noetic principle of the genre, which is the belief that the world can be known in its entirety, without complications, is eroded.

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K historii pojmu literární kultura

P. Samal

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 4 > 541-555

The essay provides and overview of the shifts and changes in the use of the term 'literary culture', chiefly in the context of Polish literary studies.

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Literární život jako předmět literární historie

P. Scherber

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 4 > 518-540

This essay provides an overview of the changes and shifts in the use of 'literary life' and other terms related to sociological and economic aspects of literary communication. Originally published in 1989, it now has a preface by Tomás Pavlicek (pp 518-520).

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Božena Němcová a sestry Rottovy

J. Janackova

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 4 > 493-517

The study is concerned with the relationship of three women-writers of the 19th century (Bozena Nemcová and the Rott sisters), involving both the point of view of their personal life and their artistic activity. The material basis provides especially two volumes of 'Correspondence of Bozena Nemcová', which have been recently published, supplemented by other, so far unknown sources. Mutual contacts...

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Co to znamená, když se řekne "literary culture"?

P. Janacek

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 4 > 556-569

This essay, on the use of the term 'literary culture' in Anglophone literary studies as used in the book by Peter D. McDonald, considers its methodological background - namely, Pierre Bourdieu's conception of the 'history of the book' as presented by Robert Darnton.

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K zápasu o J. G. Herdera u nás

J. Louzil

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 5 > 637-653

In the Bohemian Lands, Johann Gottlieb Herder was first mentioned in the 'Prager gelehrte Nachrichten' in the 1770s. Pelc and Woigt, wrote there about Herder's conception of language as an expression of the national spirit. Durych informed Dobrovský in a letter of 9 May 1792 about Herder's prophecy of the glorious future of the Slavs. In Jungmann's translation, that almost became the Gospel of the...

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Česká literatura a německý expresionismus v letech 1910–1920

J. Med

Česká literatura (Czech Literature) > 2005 > 53 > 5 > 688-693

An essay, based on a paper given at a conference of Czech-German historians in Prague in September 2004, first indicates the problematic nature of the term 'Expressionism' in literature, then traces its use in Czech literature, considering in particular the translations Bohuslav Reynek did for Josef Florian's 'Dobré dilo' publishing house.

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Česká literatura (Czech Literature)

Tělo a verš

České operní libreto

Nové směry (a staré mezery) v teorii vyprávění

Korunní slovo "Milost" : Ivan Slavík jakožto čtenář a pokračovatel Weinerův

Jak dnes vydávat českou barokní hymnografii?

Z repertoáru Vlastenského divadla v Praze

V labyrintech Holanovy pozdní lyriky : Nad knihou Zdeňka Kožmína

Kollár, Petrarca a Dante

S mimezí v batohu na výlet do různosvětů

Poetika druhého básnického období Jiřího Karáska ze Lvovic

The Verse Style of Jiri Karasek's Second Period

Nový mýtus, staré rituály : O básni Josefa Kainara Stříhali dohola malého chlapečka

Ukotvenost a ukotvitelnost pojmu barok v českých literárních vodách

Dvě podivné "detektivky" (Čapkův Hordubal a Jméno růže U. Eka)

K historii pojmu literární kultura

Literární život jako předmět literární historie

Božena Němcová a sestry Rottovy

Co to znamená, když se řekne "literary culture"?

K zápasu o J. G. Herdera u nás

Česká literatura a německý expresionismus v letech 1910–1920

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