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Literární život jako předmět literární historie

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Scherber P.

Česká literatura (Czech Literature)

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2005

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vol. 53

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issue 4

518-540

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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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ČLOVEK PRED AJ ZA LITERATÚROU (V KONCEPCII VLADIMÍRA PETRÍKA)

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Darovec P.

Slovenská literatúra (Slovak Literature)

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2019

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vol. 66

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issue 3

172 – 179

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This paper characterizes Vladimír Petrík as a literary critic and a literary historian with a humanistic orientation. Petrík´s all-life interest in literature is predominantly seen here as an interest in the human who produces literature and who it is meant for. This is also why Petrík preferred human reader´s empathy to a strict scientific methodology in order to approach literature. The study searches for such manifestations of Petrík´s human-centric conception of literature, especially for those in his book of memoir dialogues with Vladimír Barborík, which was published under the title of Hľadanie minulého času/In Search of the Past Time. In that book Petrík authentically depicts literature, men of letters and literary life of his times and that way also speaks indirectly of himself, especially as a perceptive, well-wishing as well as gently ironic observer of the literary world.

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Literatura prowansalska po Mistralu

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Gourgaud Y.

Białostockie Studia Literaturoznawcze

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2012

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vol. 3

201-216

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In the article the author sets the most important works of Provencal writers following Mistral against the background of the literary life of the region. The author pays special attention to those epic and lyrical works which, while innovative in Provencal literature, simultaneously continue Mistral's tradition.

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SKRYTÁ DRÁMA LITERÁRNEHO HISTORIKA (ŽIVOT A POSTOJE ŠTEFANA DRUGA V ARCHÍVNYCH DOKUMENTOCH)

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Hučková D.

Slovenská literatúra (Slovak Literature)

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2017

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vol. 64

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issue 5

340 – 352

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The literary historian and critic Štefan Drug (1931 – 2011) began his science career in the year 1955 at the Institute of Slovak literature, Slovak Academy of Science. He was a lecturer of Slovak literature and culture at the Jagellonian University in Krakow between the years 1969 and 1974. At the time of normalization he could not work in the academic environment for political reasons, so he found a job as an editor of the publishing house Tatran (1974 – 1989). He did not return to his scientific work until the social and political changes in 1989: he dealt with Slovak literature of the 20th century, especially the issues of literary life, at the Institute of Slovak literature, Slovak Academy of Science, between the years 1990 and 2006. At that time he helped remove the distortions in the history of Slovak literature and rehabilitate then-proscribed authors (e.g. Valentín Beniak). Despite the forced break due to the political circumstances, Štefan Drug´s lifelong literary and historical work features a continuous interest in interwar leftist avant-garde, left-wing literature of the 1920s and the 1930s, in the DAV group and the life stories and works of its most significant representatives, namely Laco Novomeský and Vladimír Clementis. The paper built on archive materials shows how Štefan Drug was confronted with the period ideological apparatus.

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Literární život jako předmět literární historie

ČLOVEK PRED AJ ZA LITERATÚROU (V KONCEPCII VLADIMÍRA PETRÍKA)

Literatura prowansalska po Mistralu

SKRYTÁ DRÁMA LITERÁRNEHO HISTORIKA (ŽIVOT A POSTOJE ŠTEFANA DRUGA V ARCHÍVNYCH DOKUMENTOCH)