literary criticism(145)

Co je ironická věda

István Vörös, a Hungarian Czech scholar, literary scientist, aesthetician and university professor, is primarily a poet, although his fic...

Cesty za smyslem literárního díla

This publication contains selected essays and articles by literary scientist Milan Jankovič. Jankovič divides his essays into several sec...

Cesty a portréty...

Since the first non-fragmented linguistic and literary monuments, dating to the late 12th century, Hungarian literature has demonstrated ...

...moderní maďarské literatury v českém kontextu I.

Cestami textem

Interrogating the form and purpose of teaching literature in Czech secondary schools is an unstable field. The book provides an answer to...

Interpretační úlohy ve středoškolské výuce literatury

Browningová nebo Klášterský? Krásnohorská nebo Byron?

Eva Kalivodová's work employs several of her long-term themes of interest: 19th-century Czech and English literature, with a few overlaps...

O rodu v životě literatury

Beyond Decadence

Jan Opolský has long been considered to be little more than an epigon of the Czech Decadence. By detailed analysis of his prose, this boo...

Exposing the Narrative Irony in Jan Opolský's Prose

Básnická sémantika

Angažovaná čítanka Romana Jakobsona

This anthology presents the famous literary research and linguist, Roman Jakobson (1896–1982) as an active participant and co-creator of ...

Ancient Weeds

The handbooks of literary studies usually tell us that the emergence of popular and junk literature is related to the emergence of modern...

Contours of Popular and Trash Literature in Ancient and Medieval Times

Amicitiae vinculum potens et praevalidum

Vějíř pohledů do náboženského a kulturního života barokní společnosti k poctě Ivany Čornejové a Marie-Élizabeth Ducreux

Adresát Bohuslav Havránek

Korespondence z let 1924–1977

A Nation of Bookworms?

Nation of Bookworms? takes an in-depth look at the reading culture of the Czech Republic-the country with the highest number of libraries...

The Czechs as Readers: Reading in Times of Civilizational Fatigue