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This study examines the way Petra Soukupová’s works of fiction have been reviewed by literary critics from the beginning of her career up until her latest book. While she was seen as an innovative writer after her first books came out, she has subsequently been seen as the key representative of what is known as the “literary mainstream”. Although the discussion over this literary mainstream has been going on among Czech literary critics for several years now, no consensus has been reached over the definition of this label. Hence this study first looks at the concept of the literary maintstream and then examines how it has influenced the critical reception of Petra Soukupová’s fiction.
Konteksty Kultury
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2022
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vol. 19
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issue 4
523-539
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Both in the Polish as well as in the Czech literature after 1989, the number of family narrative increases, which – according to many researchers – might be successfully used to observe social transformations. This article undertakes such attempt in regard to two novels – Szopka [Farce] by Zośka Papużanka and Pod śniegiem [Under the Snow] by Petra Soukupová. They are analysed (plot- and language-wise) from the comparative perspective, moreover – in accordance with the opinions of Agnieszka Mrozik, Anna Pekaniec and Eva Klíčová – they are treated as a document pertaining to Polish and Czech realities as well as the difference in both nations’ mentalities. Described were also a different methods, by which both texts deconstruct myth of happy family as well as represent a broader sociocultural phenomena – the Polish Romantic tradition and the Czech escape from the public into a private sphere.
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Zarówno w polskiej, jak i czeskiej literaturze po roku 1989 wzrasta liczba narracji rodzinnych, które zdaniem wielu badaczy mogą z powodzeniem posłużyć jako pole do obserwacji społecznych przemian. Niniejszy artykuł podejmuje taką próbę w odniesieniu do dwóch powieści – Szopki Zośki Papużanki i Pod śniegiem Petry Soukupovej. Są one analizowane (w warstwie treściowej i językowej) w ujęciu porównawczym, a także – w duchu twierdzeń Agnieszki Mrozik, Anny Pekaniec i Evy Klíčovej – jako dokument dotyczący polskiej i czeskiej rzeczywistości oraz różnic w mentalności obu narodów. Opisano odmienny sposób, w jaki oba teksty dekonstruują mit szczęśliwej rodziny, ale również reprezentują szersze zjawiska kulturalno-społeczne – polską tradycję romantyczną oraz czeską ucieczkę od sfery publicznej w prywatną.
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