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Contemporary Media Response to the Collection Poems Nedokončená (1960) by Vitězslav Nezval
Skřivánková, Adéla ; Čeňková, Jana (advisor) ; Batistová, Anna (referee)
Bachelor thesis titled Period Media Response to The Collection of Poems The Unfinished (1960) aims to map the criticism, review and feedback about the posthumous collection in contemporary periodicals. Explanation of the historical and political context, which is the theme of the first part of the thesis, a summary of the artist's lifelong work, whose motives have changed with regard to socio-political, but also Nezval's personal situation should lead to an understanding of published critical texts, and especially to their planting into contemporary context. The author of the thesis leads it as a historical analysis. The first part defines the timeframe of the investigation period, ie. the socio-political situation after the year 1948, the transformation of the cultural environment to which it relates the status of Czech literary artists. In the second part, the author focuses on the life of Vítězslav Nezval, on his motives and published works. Although the post-war and later ideologically oriented poetry is the most important for this thesis. Motives of poet's works and the context that led to the author's political involvement are the topics of the middle part of this work. The third part is devoted to actual criticisms and reviews about Nezval's unfinished posthumous poem collection The...
Poet František Daniel Merth
Merthová, Kristýna ; Wiendl, Jan (advisor) ; Färber, Vratislav (referee)
This bachelor thesis focuses on the poetry of the Catholic priest František Daniel Merth. It briefly describes the poet's life and deals with his collections either published officially or self-published in the form of bibliophilic editions. Attention is paid to their origination, verse and rhyme structure, strophic form, themes, motifs and - in some cases - to certain lexical peculiarities. Merth's correspondence with Jaroslav Med, Věroslav Mertl and Zdeněk Kalista is used in the thesis as well as other archive materials.
Poetics of Russian rock
Tiazhkun, Antonina ; Hříbková, Radka (advisor) ; Hlaváček, Antonín (referee)
This paper is dedicated to the phenomenon of Russian culture and literature of the last third of the 20th century, specifically, Russian rock poetry. In particular, this paper draws attention to the text of Russian rock poetry which allows the literary scholars to talk about the existence of rock poetry as such. This topic is not reflected in Russian philology and is practically omitted in the Czech one. The paper deals with the history and the conditions of the origination of Russian rock and is concerned with the analysis of the characteristic features of rock poetry, its sources and themes. The research is based on the analysis of musical texts of the most important rock authors: A. Bashlachev, B. Grebenshchikov, A. Makarevich, V. Tsoi and Y. Shevchuk.
Own literary work with comment
Řídká, Milena ; Hník, Ondřej (advisor) ; Peterka, Josef (referee)
The bachelor thesis Vlastní literární tvorba s komentářem (Author's Literary Work with a Commentary) consists of three main parts. First, the author presents her own fairytale named Zvědavé koťátko (Nosy Kitten) in prose as well as a poetry. The fairytale is aimed at preschool children, first written as prose, later made into a poem. The second part consists of author's commentary, concerning the creation process of the piece of work. The author informs about the characters of the story, goals of the text, as well as the final touches to the piece of work. There are three assessments of the work, in the third part of the thesis. There is a literary expert opinion, an opinion of a preschool teacher (a person who knows well the target age-group), and a layman opinion. The final part of the thesis is a reflection on the three opinions mentioned above.
Interpretation of Tadeáš Biron's poetry selection Neviditelné slunce
Maixnerová, Anna ; Petrbok, Václav (advisor) ; Nosek, Štěpán (referee)
The thesis deals with a collection of poems named Neviditelné slunce (The Invisible Sun) by a Czech poet Tadeáš Biron (which is a pen name of František Kouřil). The author attempts to identify the fundamental features of Biron's poetry. She covers the recurrent motifs, themes and intertextual references present in Biron's work. The autobiographical elements, manifested in the poems, are also taken into account, on the basis of the author's correspondence with his friend J. Červenka. The thesis tries to provide a more profound understanding of Tadeáš Biron's perception of poetry and his use of linguistic and compositional means and imagery. It also attempts to identify the sources of the poems' effect.
The translation and stylistic analysis of two chapters of the novel The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie by Muriel Spark
Křížová, Lucie ; Ženíšek, Jakub (advisor) ; Synková, Klára (referee)
This bachelor thesis is focused on translating from the English language into the Czech language. It consists of two parts. In the practical part there is my translation of two chapters - the first and the last one - of the novel The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie written by the British author Muriel Spark. The theoretical part incorporates the stylistic analysis of the translated text and the justification of the vocabulary used. It is based on several theoretical books about translation, mainly those by Dagmar Knittlová and Jiří Levý.
Narrative spaces of lyrical poetry
Melichar, Dominik ; Bílek, Petr (advisor) ; Málek, Petr (referee)
The work is a summary reflection on reading lyrical text and reader's understanding. It consists of two major topics - narratology and poetics of lyric poem - which are dissolved in the body of the work because of their meeting and direct confrontation. The third major circuit also dissolved in the body of work so that it can be functional for each complete part is poetry of Jiří Orten. Narratology now appears as a universal approach to the analysis of art (besides the literary text also film work, theater performances, paintings, etc., etc.). Poetics of lyric poetry is still adrift in a similar methodology. Considerations of this work are based on the assumption that narrative is one of the fundamental noetic structures of the human mind, and that storytelling is organizing principle of the human psyche. Based on this assumption the phenomenon of lyrical poem approaches to man as a kind of narratives that makes up a fictional world. Thoughts on the fictionality of poems, largely based on Doležel concept of fictional worlds is herein supported by Miroslav Červenka studie Fictional worlds of lyrical poetry. One of the last works of Červenka is confronted with other theoretical considerations on this subject (especially M.-L. Ryan, W. Iser and also U. Eco). Likewise this work is becomes a place of...
Childhood motiv in Marina Tzvetaeva's work
Tolkunova, Yana ; Hlaváček, Antonín (advisor) ; Hříbková, Radka (referee)
Abstract. The aim of the thesis is to research an image of a child as a small human being and an image of childhood as a condition of a human soul in the literarily works of a celebrated Russian poetess Marina Tsvetaeva. The poems being researched are written in various periods of Tsvetaeva's literary career, in which she touches upon the subject of childhood. The work concentrates on comparative analyses of selected literature and it should be observed, that the object of the analysis is only a small fraction of lyric poems, which on the whole amount to more than a thousand. There is an attempt to follow the development and changes in the theme of children and childhood in the process of creative evolution and maturity of the poetess. Due to the fact, that thesis concentrates on pomes from different periods of poetess' life, the goal is to support hypothesis that the leitmotif of childhood was one of the most important in Tsvetaeva's creative outlook. Keywords: Tsvetaeva's work, poetry, theme of childhood, lyrical subject
Translation Variations of Apollinaire's Zone
Cihlářová, Eva ; Peterka, Josef (advisor) ; Hník, Ondřej (referee)
The main goal of this dissertation is comparison of different translations of the poem Zone in the czech languague. The key part of this work is an analysis of the translation of selected passage od Zone. The summary which describes each translation of the poem is elaborated on the basis of this part. We can divide the translations of Zone into three basic streams: Karel Čapek and Petr Kopta hold the reproducing style of translation. Petr Skarlant and Karel Sýs prefer a less precise translation enriched with their own invention. Gustav Francl tends rather to the reproducing concept, but we would describe his style more as modernizing. To create sufficiant information foundations for the analysis of translations, the whole first part of the dissertation is dedicated to the theory of artistic translation, the personage of Guillaume Apollinaire, the analysis of Zone and the personages of the Czech translators. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)

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