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Mimetické a nemimetické aspekty divadelního prostoru: Několik myšlenek o "Pohybu divadelního znaku“ Jindřicha Honzla

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Rokem F.
Theatralia: Revue současného myšlení o divadelní kultuře (Theatralia: The revue of contemporary thought on theatre culture)
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2016
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vol. 19
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issue 1
54-64
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Jindřich Honzl’s seminal essay on the “Dynamics of the Sign in the Theater” from 1940 serves as the point of departure for discussing the borderline between the building (or site) where the performance event takes place and its mimetic dimensions, through which the scenography or scenery as well as the acting and all the other elements of a particular production create a specific fictional world, determined by plot, characters and circumstances. The basic issue I raise here is how and to what extent the semiotic coding of the stage and the auditorium, including its two– and three-dimensional semiotic modelling systems, which initially may seem to be a neutral, non-mimetic feature of such an event are profoundly connected to the fictional, mimetic aspects of a theatrical event, even determining what kind of action and characters can appear in such a space.
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Mimetic and non-mimetic aspects of space in the theatre : some reflections following Jindřich Honzl's "Dynamics of the sign in the theater"

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Rokem F.
Theatralia: Revue současného myšlení o divadelní kultuře (Theatralia: The revue of contemporary thought on theatre culture)
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2014
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vol. 17
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issue 2
60-70
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Jindřich Honzl's seminal essay on the "Dynamics of the Sign in the Theater" from 1940 serves as the point of departure for discussing the borderline between the building (or site) where the performance event takes place and its mimetic dimensions, through which the scenography or scenery as well as the acting and all the other elements of a particular production create a specific fictional world, determined by plot, characters and circumstances. The basic issue I raise here is how and to what extent the semiotic coding of the stage and the auditorium, including its two- and three-dimensional semiotic modelling systems, which initially may seem to be a neutral, non-mimetic feature of such an event are profoundly connected to the fictional, mimetic aspects of a theatrical event, even determining what kind of action and characters can appear in such a space.
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Sokrates Josefa Tomana

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Všetička F.
Bohemistyka
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2019
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issue 3
345-351
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Josef Toman divided his novel Sokrates (1975) into seven parts separated by intermezzi. In the prosaic composition he used hour time, epistolary components, Gods’ motives and significant chapters. A considerable role is represented by deus ex machina in the text. The work is concluded by mortal finale and paradox explicit. Toman’s interpretation of the Greek philosopher is close to the one by J. L. Fischer.
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Josef Toman rozvrhl svůj román Sokrates (1975) do sedmi částí, jež oddělil intermezzy. Při výstavbě své prózy použil horálního času, epistolární složky, motivu bohů a signifikantní kapitoly. Nemalou roli hraje v textu deus ex machina. Mortální finále a paradoxní explicit uzavírají dílo. Tomanovo pojetí řeckého filozofa je blízké pojetí filozofa J. L. Fischera.
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