Issued: 06 / 2016
Publisher: Univerzita Karlova v Praze, Filozofická fakulta
ISSN: 2336-6680
266 pages
Editorial
(Jan Wiendl), p. 11-12 |
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Studies
On the Double-Chain Pantun Structure in Baudelaireʼs Harmonie du soir
(Benoît de Cornulier), p. 13-29 |
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‘Blood Ascends to the Mouth and Mixes with My Word’: Human Outside Humanity and the Poetics of the Insufferable. On the War Poetry of Jan Zahradníček
(Josef Vojvodík — Jan Wiendl), p. 30-61 |
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The Genius of the Heart and the Crisis of Modern Art. Friedrich Nietzsche’s Organical-Aesthetic Concept of the Human as Background for the debate on art in the Czech 1940’s
(Tereza Jelínková), p. 62-82 |
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Translating Topol: Kafka, the Holocaust, and Humor
(Michelle Woods), p. 83-97 |
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Sketches
On Paul Claudel et la Bohême. Dissonances et accord
(Libuše Heczková), p. 101-103 |
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Claudel and Central Europe
(trans. Záviš Šuman)
(Didier Alexandre), p. 104-120 |
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Zdenka Braunerová, Claudel’s Prague ‘Gate-Keeper’
(přel. Josef Hrdlička)
(Brigitte Brauner), p. 121-129 |
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Retrospective I
Paul Claudel and the Search of Genuine Modernity in Czech Literature between the Wars
(Jan Wiendl), p. 133-138 |
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On French Verse
(trans. Miloš Dvořák)
(Paul Claudel), p. 139-160 |
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The Architect
(trans. Jan Zahradníček) ,
(Paul Claudel), p. 161-166 |
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Retrospective II
The Basic Categories of Prague Structuralism
(Miroslav Červenka), p. 169-188 |
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‘An Opportunity to Go Beyond One’s Limit…’
(Květa Sgallová), p. 189-190 |
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The Way We Went On Living (Remembering Miroslav Červenka)
(Milan Jankovič), p. 191-195 |
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Critical Views
History and Political Though in the Chronica of Kosmas
(Arthur Perodeau), p. 199-203 |
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Two Jakobson Publications
(Jakub Sichálek), p. 204-211 |
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Again, But Rather Differently on Early Modern Czech Literature
(Marie Škarpová), p. 212-216 |
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What Was the Idea Germans, Austrians and Czech Germans Had of Libuše?
(Václav Maidl), p. 217-219 |
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In Between the Zoo and the Uni, Berlin and Prague
(Ladislav Futtera), p. 220-225 |
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Surrounded Again by the Trembling Figures I Saw in My Youth with My Murky Sight…
(Ladislav Futtera), p. 226-234 |
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Finally, a Book by Květa
(Klára Čermochová), p. 235-238 |
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A Single-Minded and Inspirative Search for Meaning and Its Finding
(Luboš Merhaut), p. 239-241 |
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Gingerly On ‘Normalization’
(Tereza Šnellerová), p. 242-247 |
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A History of Czechoslovak Comics as a Great Interdisciplinary Adventure
(Jakub Sedláček), p. 248-251 |
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Translation_Překlad
The Sense of the Letter
(trans. Martin Pokorný)
(Jacques Lacan), p. 256-266 |
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