Studentská literárněvědná konference 2022
Student Literary Conference 2022
Author(s): Radek Cimprich, Zuzana Kubusová, Adam Hošek, Minami Toyoshima, Alena Klementová, Petr Stach, Martin Makara, Daniela Straková, Mariia Kokh, Matylda Strand
Contributor(s): Lubomír Machala (Editor), Jitka Korhoňová (Editor)
Subject(s): Language and Literature Studies, Studies of Literature, Western Slavic Languages, Theory of Literature, Sociology of Literature
Published by: Univerzita Palackého v Olomouci
Keywords: literary criticism;students;czech
Summary/Abstract: The collection of contributions from the twentieth year of the competitive Student Literary Conference (May 4–5, 2022, Faculty of Arts, UP in Olomouc), organized by the Bohemian Studies Department of the Faculty of Arts, UP in Olomouc and the Institute of Czech Literature, v. v. i., contains nine articles that were created on the basis of conference contributions awarded by the jury. As a result, the publication is varied both thematically and methodologically. It is dominated by texts dealing with works and authors from various stages of the development of Czech literature, a significant number of articles were inspired by Slovak literature, and two studies are devoted to world literature. The main goals of the collection are the presentation of the results of talented adepts of literary science, as well as their motivation for further professional growth.
- E-ISBN-13: 978-80-244-6317-9
- Page Count: 114
- Publication Year: 2023
- Language: Czech
Poznámky k raným prózám Richarda Weinera
Poznámky k raným prózám Richarda Weinera
(Notes on Richard Weiner's Early Prose)
- Author(s):Radek Cimprich
- Language:Czech
- Subject(s):Language and Literature Studies, Studies of Literature, Czech Literature
- Page Range:11-17
- No. of Pages:7
- Keywords:Richard Weiner;Czech literature;early proses;interpretation;
- Summary/Abstract:In 2020, a book of early proses by Richard Weiner was published under the title Přetržená nit a jiné rané prózy. In response to this publication we made an interpretation of selected texts focused on Weiner’s typical topics and motives. Our goals were to find specifics about this Weiner’s creative phase and try to make a reflection about question “How important are these early texts for author‘ s literary work as a whole.“
Lyrický výraz v románe Petra Jilemnického Víťazný pád: hľadanie nového románového tvaru
Lyrický výraz v románe Petra Jilemnického Víťazný pád: hľadanie nového románového tvaru
(Lyrical expression in Petr Jilemnický's novel The Triumphant Fall: the search for a new novel form)
- Author(s):Zuzana Kubusová
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Language and Literature Studies, Studies of Literature, Czech Literature, Slovak Literature
- Page Range:18-27
- No. of Pages:10
- Keywords:Peter Jilemnický; Victorious Fall; poetism; the DAV group; lyricism;
- Summary/Abstract:Victorious Fall (1929) is the first novel by the Czech-born Slovak author Petr Jilemnický (1901–1949). The novel reflects the motives of "misery" and "beauty" of Kysuce. Literary historiography perceives novel in regard to Expressionism (J. Števček, 1983) and Lyricism (F. Miko, 1969; J. Števček, 1973). The paper points to the distinct metaphorical, imaginative nature and semantic ambiguity of the novel. Despite the criticisms of the DAV group, Peter Jilemnický was a member of the group, Victorious Fall features many stylistic and expressive principles related to the aesthetics of the Czech avantgarde program Poetism. The novel represents a contact between literary tradition and innovative stylistic techniques. The use of lyrical tendencies demonstrates the adoption of the poetic quality of Slovak literature in a response to the crisis of the prose in the first half of the 20. century. Victorious Fall proves the artistic pursuit of Peter Jilemnický for a new novel form.
Mařenickej svět je jinej
Mařenickej svět je jinej
(The Marenice world is different)
- Author(s):Adam Hošek
- Language:Czech
- Subject(s):History, Language and Literature Studies, Studies of Literature, Czech Literature, Post-War period (1950 - 1989), History of Communism, Sociology of Literature
- Page Range:31-44
- No. of Pages:14
- Keywords:underground;Pavel Zajíček;Mařenická kniha;semiosphere;cultural semiotics;
- Summary/Abstract:The article explores the formative period of the Czech underground in the mid 1970s as portrayed by a lesser known book Mařenická kniha by Pavel Zajíček. It presents its distinct point of view of the whole process and draws basic comparison with other influential ways in which underground’s semiotic space was being described.The article explores the formative period of the Czech underground in the mid 1970s as portrayed by a lesser known book Mařenická kniha by Pavel Zajíček. It presents its distinct point of view of the whole process and draws basic comparison with other influential ways in which underground’s semiotic space was being described.
Alternativní jazyk v hrách Václava Havla – rytmus v hrách Ztížená možnost soustředění a Largo desolato
Alternativní jazyk v hrách Václava Havla – rytmus v hrách Ztížená možnost soustředění a Largo desolato
(Alternative Language in the Plays of Václav Havel - Rhythm in the Plays The Difficult Possibility of Concentration and Largo desolato)
- Author(s):Minami Toyoshima
- Language:Czech
- Subject(s):Language and Literature Studies, Studies of Literature, Czech Literature, Stylistics
- Page Range:45-56
- No. of Pages:12
- Keywords:Václav Havel; play; The Increased Difficulty of Concentration;Largo desolato;drama;phrase;rythm;structural analysis;
- Summary/Abstract:Václav Havel claims in his essays how important the structure of his play is. In this paper we will focus on the rhythm of Václav Havel's dramas as a crucial component of their structure and will analyze his plays, The Increased Difficulty of Concentration (1968) and Largo desolato (1984).
Zapomenuté politické satiry Václava Vokolka
Zapomenuté politické satiry Václava Vokolka
(Forgotten political satires by Václav Vokolek)
- Author(s):Alena Klementová
- Language:Czech
- Subject(s):Language and Literature Studies, Studies of Literature, Czech Literature, Sociology of Literature
- Page Range:57-63
- No. of Pages:7
- Keywords:Václav Vokolek; Jindřich Strašnov; political satires; cycle of proses; expressive illustrations; post-revolutionary Czech society;
- Summary/Abstract:Contemporary Czech writer Václav Vokolek is in his work inspired mostly by the world of literature, paintings and spiritual concepts, distancing his writing from any political and social reality. But he made one exception at the beginning of new millennium, in cooperation with Czech illustrator Jindřich Strašnov. Together they have created Nejsme jako my (2001), cycle of political satires with expressive illustrations, pointed against main characters of Czech post-revolutionary political scene. The aim of this contribution is to highlight this artistically-literary work, that sure has potential to speak to readers but has not got any responses or reviews ever since publishing.
Postava falešného mesiáše v současné české próze
Postava falešného mesiáše v současné české próze
(The figure of the false messiah in contemporary Czech prose)
- Author(s):Petr Stach
- Language:Czech
- Subject(s):Language and Literature Studies, Studies of Literature, Czech Literature
- Page Range:64-74
- No. of Pages:11
- Keywords:Martin Vopěnka; Ondřej Štindl; David Zábranský; literary character; false messiah; contemporary;Czech prose; spirituality; dystopia;
- Summary/Abstract:The topic of this study is the character of the false messiah – various aspects associated with the character are analysed in three contemporary Czech novels which to varying extent touch on the subgenre area of dystopia: Mondschein (2012) by Ondřej Štindl, Můj bratr Mesiáš (2017) by Martin Vopěnka, and Logoz aneb Robert Holm, marketér dánský (2019) by David Zábranský. The study focuses on literary (genre, narrative, motivic) and social (religious, spiritual, political, environmental) aspects of the (pseudo)messiah theme that are common to these novels. The analysis is based on the typology of the literary character in Daniela Hodrová’s work.
Genológia fakticky osnovanej beletristickej prózy
Genológia fakticky osnovanej beletristickej prózy
(A genealogy of fact-based fictional prose)
- Author(s):Martin Makara
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Language and Literature Studies, Studies of Literature, Slovak Literature, Theory of Literature
- Page Range:77-82
- No. of Pages:6
- Keywords:anasoft litera; genre theory; Lukáš Onderčanin; modular genology; nonfiction;
- Summary/Abstract:The paper examines the relevant genological categories of factually based imaginative literature, considers various methods of its classification and proposes the notion of modular genology. The theoretical conclusions are applied to the case of Lukáš Onderčanin's book Utopia in Lenin's Garden.
Danse macabre v slovenskej spoločnosti - Kniha o cintoríně
Danse macabre v slovenskej spoločnosti - Kniha o cintoríně
(Danse macabre in Slovak society - Book about cemetery)
- Author(s):Daniela Straková
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Language and Literature Studies, Studies of Literature, Slovak Literature
- Page Range:83-89
- No. of Pages:7
- Keywords:Daniela Kapitáňová; Samko Tále; Cemetery Book; danse macabre; dark humour; Central Europe;authenticity and deception;
- Summary/Abstract:The study is focused on the novel by Daniela Kapitáňová: Samko Tále’s Cemetery Book. The goal is to analyze the moments found in the book: first, the cemetery motif, dark humour and danse macabre, then specifics of the region and its society and last the mystified narrator playing with authenticity.
Contouring the Essence of Nothingness in Beckett’s Texts for Nothing
Contouring the Essence of Nothingness in Beckett’s Texts for Nothing
(Contouring the Essence of Nothingness in Beckett’s Texts for Nothing)
- Author(s):Mariia Kokh
- Language:English
- Subject(s):Language and Literature Studies, Studies of Literature, Theory of Literature, British Literature
- Page Range:93-98
- No. of Pages:6
- Keywords:Nothingness; texts; context; meaninglessness; expression; Samuel Beckett;
- Summary/Abstract:On the international literary scene Samuel Beckett has, to a considerable degree, established himself as a connoisseur of nothingness. Although this fact manifests itself primarily through his dramas, even a cursory glance at Beckett’s prosaic works would allow the reader to uncover mentioned problem in an unapologetically explicit context. This work is devoted to the outlining of the essence of nothingness in Samuel Beckett’s collection Texts for Nothing. Based on the series of thirteen texts, it analyzes the core of the named concept not only from the semantical and contextual viewpoints, but also linguistically. The language is being put under scrutiny both in terms of the narrator’s language competence and, generally, as a phenomenon and namely as the contour for delineatingthe essence of the notion as abstract as “nothing” – if not innately given, then obtained in the process of interpretation. The analysis also takes into the account such problematic aspects as the assumed, inherently impossible expression of nothingness and the failure of verbalization brought about by such a process.
Svět „tam dole“
Svět „tam dole“
(The world "down there")
- Author(s):Matylda Strand
- Language:Czech
- Subject(s):Language and Literature Studies, Theory of Literature, Sociology of Literature
- Page Range:99-111
- No. of Pages:13
- Keywords:Annie Ernaux; Didier Eribon; Pierre Bourdieu; autobiography; autofiction; sociological approach to literature
- Summary/Abstract:The present paper analyses the portrayal of the working class in two texts: A Man’s Place by Annie Ernaux and Returning to Reims by Didier Eribon. Both texts draw heavily on the thought of the sociologist Pierre Bourdieu, and the study thus uses concepts introduced by Bourdieu to interpret the selected works. Through their personal journey, the narrators attempt to restate the image of the social class from which they originate. The description of the working class is not reduced to economic differences as sociocultural differences are emphasized. The themes raised by the texts extend well beyond the literary field: the description of the marginalized subject is deemed a political act.
