Original title: Pojetí ruské literatury v díle N. J. Osipova
Translated title: Concept of Russian literature in N. J. Osipov's work
Authors: Bažantová, Natalia ; Nykl, Hanuš (advisor) ; Jančárková, Julie (referee)
Document type: Bachelor's theses
Year: 2019
Language: cze
Abstract: [cze] [eng]
Práce je věnována osobnosti jednoho z představitelů vědecké inteligence z bývalé Ruské říše, ruskému psychiatrovi Nikolaju Jevgrafoviči Osipovovi. Zaměřuje se na jeho život, činnost v Československu, a hlavně na pojetí ruské literatury v jeho díle. Detailně se zabývá Osipovovým zkoumáním fenoménu strachu v tvorbě Gogola, Dostojevského a Tolstého. Dále se soustřeďuje na Osipovovu psychoanalýzu Dostojevského a jeho tvorby. V neposlední řadě se zabývá problematikou pojmenovávání literárních postav v pojetí Osipova. This bachelor thesis is devoted to one of the representatives of the scientific emigration from the former Russian Empire, to the psychiatrist Nikolay Jevgrafovich Osipov. The thesis focuses on his life, his activities in Czechoslovakia, and mainly on the concept of Russian literature in his work. In a bigger detail, the thesis deals with Osipov's study of the fear phenomenon in works of Gogol, Dostoevsky, and Tolstoy. It also focuses on Osipov's psychoanalysis of Dostoevsky and his works. Last but not least it deals with Osipov's analysis of onomastics (the study of the etymology and use of proper names) of the literary characters.
Keywords: N. J. Osipov|Russian emigration|psychoanalysis|Russian literature|S. Freud|F. M. Dostoevsky|L. N. Tolstoy|N. V. Gogol; N. J. Osipov|ruská emigrace|psychoanalýza|ruská literatura|S. Freud|F. M. Dostojevskíj|L. N. Tolstoj|N. V. Gogol

Institution: Charles University Faculties (theses) (web)
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Original record: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11956/110870

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