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CZECH STUDIES: LITERATURE

CZECH STUDIES: LITERATURE SLAVONIC LANGUAGES* I. CZECH STUDIES LANGUAGE POSTPONED LITERATUREt By K. BRUSAK, Visiting Lecturer in Czech and Slovak at the University of Cambridge (This survey covers the years 1989, 1990 and 1991) I. GENERAL The works registered in the present survey belong, with a few exceptions, to a period of transition that began in the middle of the Ig8os and came into full swing after Ig8g. L. Dolezel, 'Str~ktura.lni tematologie a semantika moznych svetu. Pfipad Dvojnika', CL: I-I I' observing the situation from abroad, states: 'The liquidation of the totalitarian regime in Czechoslovakia created the conditions for a revival of theoretical thinking generally and consequently for the revival of Czech literary theory. [ ... ] The question is, which way should it go?'. After recommending giving attention to the results of the Prague School of the thirties and applying them to versology and thematology, D. distinguishes two methodologically different modes of thematics, the traditional selective Stoffengeschichte and the struc­ tural thematology, and tests the latter on the traditional theme of the double. He distinguishes three types: a character with a definite identity existing in two or several fictitious worlds, whom he calls Orlando; two different characters with identical physical features http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The Year’s Work in Modern Language Studies Brill

CZECH STUDIES: LITERATURE

BRUŠÁK, K.
The Year’s Work in Modern Language Studies , Volume 53 (1): 9 – Mar 13, 1992
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SLAVONIC LANGUAGES* I. CZECH STUDIES LANGUAGE POSTPONED LITERATUREt By K. BRUSAK, Visiting Lecturer in Czech and Slovak at the University of Cambridge (This survey covers the years 1989, 1990 and 1991) I. GENERAL The works registered in the present survey belong, with a few exceptions, to a period of transition that began in the middle of the Ig8os and came into full swing after Ig8g. L. Dolezel, 'Str~ktura.lni tematologie a semantika moznych svetu. Pfipad Dvojnika', CL: I-I I' observing the situation from abroad, states: 'The liquidation of the totalitarian regime in Czechoslovakia created the conditions for a revival of theoretical thinking generally and consequently for the revival of Czech literary theory. [ ... ] The question is, which way should it go?'. After recommending giving attention to the results of the Prague School of the thirties and applying them to versology and thematology, D. distinguishes two methodologically different modes of thematics, the traditional selective Stoffengeschichte and the struc­ tural thematology, and tests the latter on the traditional theme of the double. He distinguishes three types: a character with a definite identity existing in two or several fictitious worlds, whom he calls Orlando; two different characters with identical physical features

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Published: Mar 13, 1992

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