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Spáčilovo ztracené Psallite regi nostro III nalezeno

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Ambros P.
Studia theologica
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2006
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vol. 8
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issue 3
83-86
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Bohuslav Spacil SJ (1875-1950), a professor of the Pontifical Oriental Institute in Rome, has written a three-part book of contemplation for priests entitled 'Psallite regi nostro'. The third part of the book was considered to be lost because the communist dictatorship in 1948 destroyed its letter board in the printing office and precluded its publication. Thanks to the courage of a printer, Josef Tichy, one copy of the book was saved. It is now in the library of Centrum Aletti in Olomouc.
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ANDRZEJ WALICKI'S CONCEPTION OF SELF-DISINTEGRATING TOTALITARIANISM (Andrzeja Walickiego koncepcja 'samo-dezintegrujacego sie' totalitaryzmu)

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Sitek R.
Przegląd Filozoficzno-Literacki
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2010
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vol. 9
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issue 3(28)
467-485
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Various research interests of Andrzej Walicki include the problem of the concept and practice of totalitarianism, as well as of the conceptualization of the process of detotalitarianization. The author devoted a lot of space to these problems in his fundamental work 'Marxism and the Leap to the Kingdom of Freedom. The Rise and Fall of the Communist Utopia'. Following the steps of Hannah Arendt, George Orwell, and Czeslaw Milosz, Walicki underlines the force of communist ideology 'from within' as a specific 'secularized, immanentized version of millenarist terror of the collective salvation on Earth'. Totalitarianism, understood as the combination of terror with the ideocratic coercion leading to the internalization of the 'New Faith' culminated in Poland in 1954. The developments caused by 'Polish October 1956' liberalized the system, by constraining the scope of the state's power and increasing the range of negative freedom available for Poles. The subsequent de-ideologization of the system not only did increase the autonomy of Poles in their private life, but also opened new spheres of freedom in intellectual life and culture. In the economic sphere, the detotalitarianisation of the system was supported by pathological phenomena, i.e., corruption, 'clientelism', dirty business 'connections' that effectively disintegrated the mechanisms of state central planning and control
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ONEDLHO BUDE SVITAŤ – ZABUDNUTÁ „POVSTALECKÁ“ HRA ELENY HOLÉCZYOVEJ

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Pavlačková D.
Slovenské divadlo (Slovak Theatre)
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2022
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vol. 70
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issue 1
43 - 59
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Elena Holéczyová (1906 – 1983) entered professional theatre as a playwright with her play Onedlho bude svitať [Soon It Will Dawn], which was directed by her brother Martin Hollý Snr. at Peter Jilemnický Theatre in Žilina in 1959. From the initial version of the text through the first reading rehearsal down to the reviews of the production, her work was accompanied by negative criticism. This was partly due to the ideological pressure on art exerted by the ruling communist party, which, despite political relaxation, had an adverse effect on both the adaptation of the play and the evaluation of the production. Based on documents from the estate of Elena Holéczyová in the Literary Archives of the Slovak National Library, the study reenacts her initial intentions and a gradual transformation of the text into stage form.
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