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Recepce Bohuslava Martinů v dobovém pařížském tisku (1923–1940)

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Urbanova J.
Hudební věda (Musicology)
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2007
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vol. 44
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issue 3-4
289-306
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This article is rewritten from the authoress MA thesis, 'The Paris Reception of Bohuslav Martinu between 1923 and 1940', compiled in 2005 from material collected during her sabbatical at the Universite de Paris-Sorbonne. The article presents a continuous picture of the forms and changes of the reception of Bohuslav Martinu's personality and work in the contemporary Paris press during the course of the seventeen years of his life there. A survey of the reviews of his work, year by year, from twenty-two selected periodicals, is supplemented by a description of the periodicals and reviewers that are essential for the correct evaluation of the reviews.
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THE SECRET BOOK TRADE AFTER THE OUTBREAK OF THE GREAT FRENCH REVOLUTION. SYMPTOMS OF THE LATENT HISTORY OF COMMUNICATION

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Kollárová I.
Historický časopis (Historical Journal)
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2018
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vol. 66
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issue 5
815 - 848
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The study analyses the censorship legislation and censorship records from the period of the Great French Revolution with the aim of pointing to the existence of a latent world in the history of communications as a result of the action of disciplining pressure. It captures the investigation of the distribution of anonymous political pamphlets and the unsuccessful search of the whole of Hungary for the secret private printing press with the aim of eliminating the problematic anonymous texts that threatened the public peace. Analysis of the innovative censorship legislation and sources on the investigation and testimony of importers enable us to generalize about not only the adaptation of importing practices to the adjusted conditions, but also about the methods of exculpation in the detention of suspected goods. The study shows that the illegal book trade was an important part of the history of communications, which spread and reproduced untolerated ideas in spite of prohibitions.
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NEW VOICES: SOCIO-CULTURAL TRAJECTORIES OF VIETNAMESE LITERATURE IN THE 21ST CENTURY

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Healy D.
Asian and African Studies
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2013
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vol. 22
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issue 1
1 – 30
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Many important changes have taken place in the domain of Vietnamese literature in the last two decades as the country embraced the new globalized consumer age. This article examines the ways in which contemporary Vietnamese literature responds to the new social and cultural milieu delineated by rapidly developing market economy, globalization, and rise in new technologies, mass media and the internet. It highlights the role of young generation of writers whose enthusiasm, unorthodox creativity, penchant for experiment and resentment of authority contributed to the transformation of Vietnamese literature from a ‘servant of revolution’ to the purveyor of entertainment, modernity and individualism. It also analyses the changes in the publishing industry and evaluates the role of the internet in Vietnam as a vital alternative space which can accommodate various forms of marginalized writing.
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TAJNÝ KNIŽNÝ OBCHOD PO VYPUKNUTÍ VEĽKEJ FRANCÚZSKEJ REVOLÚCIE. SYMPTÓMY LATENTNÝCH DEJÍN KOMUNIKÁCIE

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Kollárová I.
Historický časopis (Historical Journal)
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2017
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vol. 65
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issue 3
445 – 470
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The study analyses the censorship legislation and censorship records from the period of the Great French Revolution with the aim of pointing to the existence of a latent world in the history of communications as a result of the action of disciplining pressure. It captures the investigation of the distribution of anonymous political pamphlets and the unsuccessful search of the whole of Hungary for the secret private printing press with the aim of eliminating the problematic anonymous texts that threatened the public peace. Analysis of the innovative censorship legislation and sources on the investigation and testimony of importers enable us to generalize about not only the adaptation of importing practices to the adjusted conditions, but also about the methods of exculpation in the detention of suspected goods. The study shows that the illegal book trade was an important part of the history of communications, which spread and reproduced untolerated ideas in spite of prohibitions.
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