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KRITICKÉ DISKUSIE OSEMDESIATYCH ROKOV NA PÔDE ZVÄZU SLOVENSKÝCH SPISOVATEĽOV

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Zajac P.
Slovenská literatúra (Slovak Literature)
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2013
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vol. 60
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issue 5
397 – 408
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In the early 1980s the Union of Slovak Writers witnessed an attempt to hold more discourse-oriented discussions. The article views them against a background of three time horizons – from the perspective of real free democratic discussion after 1989, against a background of the polemics and discussions of the 1960s tending towards free discussion, although not exceeding the contemporary limits of „Socialism with a Human Face“, and against a background of inferior discourse situation in the 1970s. Viewing the critical discussion about the collection of short stories Náprstok (Thimble, 1985) by Dušan Dušek, which took place at the Union of Slovak Writers and was published in the magazine Romboid (1986/6), well demonstrates the contemporary limits of the critical discussions in the 1980s hardly being more than just attempts at decanonized reconfirmation of the notion Socialist Realism.
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SPORY A KONFLIKTY MEDZI SLOVENSKÝMI SPISOVATEĽMI V ROKOCH 1945 – 1948

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Pavčík F.
Studia Historica Nitriensia
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2018
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vol. 22
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issue 2
382 – 407
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The study focuses on the Slovak literary life between the years 1945 - 1948, especially on the relations and conflicts among Slovak writers and intellectuals in the short period before the communist coup. In the paper they are analysed public reactions to the cleansing of Slovak cultural life in the contemporary cultural journals, whereas the author pays attention mainly on the communist writers. Although these intellectuals were members of the Communist party, many of them had different opinions on how to deal with the problem of cleansing after the World War II. The study wants to emphasize variability of opinions among the communist´s writers and the attention of the study is turned to the interior of the writer´s community, who has been traditionally quarrelled since the first Czechoslovak republic and divided by personal conflicts.
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