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Sobotkovy aforismy na pozadí současné české aforistiky

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Balowski M.
Bohemistyka
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2013
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vol. 13
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issue 3
184 - 197
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The paper discusses the Czech Aphorisms of Jan Sobotka. Czech aphorist in his compositions misses values, which are considered to be the most important in the contemporary world. That is why he seeks the way through which one could understand surrounding him reality and follow the rules, which guarantee proper functioning of individual in this reality. In addition, he creates human rules according to nature's principles: to survive. He also seeks to excuse a man's behaviour, which depends on a situation in which he is, although it seems that it is rather ironic approach to the problem. Searching wisdom of life became a reason for Jan Sobotka to describe a typical for him image of the world in the distorting mirror (Eulenspiegel), which corresponds to didactic nature of aphorism (although nowadays in aphorisms that nature is hidden) and principle: let us learn on others' mistakes, because learning on our own costs us much.
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Slovanské paralely: Jiří Orten a Krzysztof Kamil Baczyński (2)

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Balowski M.
Bohemistyka
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2009
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vol. 9
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issue 2
99 - 118
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Author presents life and creativity of two prominent Slavic poets: Czech poet Jiři Orten (1919–1941) and Polish poet Krzysztof Kamil Baczyński (1921–1944). Author exerts similarities of their biographies, vital philosophies and topics of works. Both poets made debut just before The World War II and after its explosion they lived and created in situation of threat to life. War and occupation have caused, that both poets tried to find in their creativity answer on existential questions. Personal poetic vision of world was an antidote on grimness of reality: on the one hand fabulous, and on the other metaphysical.
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