Original title: Masaryk a Nietzsche v myšlení F. X. Šaldy
Translated title: Masaryk and Nietzsche in the Thoughts of F. X. Šalda
Authors: Kostrbová, Lucie
Document type: Papers
Conference/Event: T. G. Masaryk ve sporech 1886-1896 (od Rukopisů ke Karlu Havlíčkovi), Hodonín (CZ), 2006-11-14
Year: 2007
Language: cze
Abstract: [cze] [eng]
Studie zkoumá ohlas filozofie T. G. Masaryka a Friedricha Nietzscheho v myšlení českého kritika F. X. Šaldy. I když Masaryk Nietzscheho filozofii odmítal, literární generace 90. let často vnímala jeho osobnost a myšlení právě prizmatem Nietzschových myšlenek a Masaryk jim představoval velkého bořitele a tvořitele. Později Šalda kritizoval Masarykovu redukci pojmu života o stránky podvědomé a chaotické, po roce 1918 pak i způsob prosazování pojmu demokracie do politické reality. The paper examines impact of the philosophy of T. G. Masaryk and Friedrich Nietzsche on thoughts of Czech eminent critique F. X. Šalda. Despite of Masaryk's rejection of Nietzsche's philosophy the modernist literary generation of 1890s perceived his personality and thinking through prism of Nietzsches´s ideas and understood Masaryk in Nietzschean way as a great "destructor" and "creator". The later Šalda's criticism of Masaryk refers to Nietzsche again when he arguments that the notion of life can´t be deprived of subconscious and chaotic realms. After 1918 Šalda criticised the way the Masaryk´s conception of democracy was turned into the politic reality.
Keywords: modern aestetics; philosophy; Šalda, F. X.
Project no.: CEZ:AV0Z70900502 (CEP)
Host item entry: T. G. Masaryk ve sporech 1886-1896 (od Rukopisů ke Karlu Havlíčkovi), ISBN 978-80-903628-6-4

Institution: Masaryk Institute and Archives of the ASCR AS ČR (web)
Document availability information: Fulltext is available at the institute of the Academy of Sciences.
Original record: http://hdl.handle.net/11104/0166970

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