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Paupertate styloque connecti. Formalized writing, literary field and performing the humanist scholar community in Bohemia
Storchová, Lucie ; Beneš, Zdeněk (advisor) ; Horský, Jan (referee) ; Urbánek, Vladimír (referee)
Basing on theoretical frameworks as symbolical sociology (concept of literary fields), speech representations and theories of performativity, the Ph.D. thesis focuses on the construction and representation of humanist communities of scholars in the Czech Lands during the 16th and 17th centuries. The author attempts to respond to the following questions. What are the peculiarities of the humanistic Latin mode of writing in this period in the Czech Lands? How did communication between scholars take place within the framework of the formalised discursive mode - so-called 'writing in excerpts'? Is it possible on the basis of the surviving source materials to distinguish several humanist literary fields in Bohemia? How did they function and what made them distinct? How were patronage relationships modelled and performed in humanist literary fields, heteronymous in their very principle? How in the process of humanist Latin communication was the scholarly community performed and how did individual scholars fashion themselves? These problems are thematised since 1550s as the first humanist long-term intellectual networks formed in the Czech Lands; the main attention is paid to the literary field of the Prague university, but also the literary production in literary circles in towns controlled by the university...
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The compare analyse of the picture of bogomils and the picture of husits
Dospíšil, Dimitrij ; Horský, Jan (advisor) ; Tuček, Jan (referee)
In my diplom work I studied the ways of imaging the Hussite movement in Czech historiography and the Bogomil movement in Bulgarian historiography in the XX. century. The both movements according to my point of view played the roles of "symbolical centres" according to prof. Havelkas theory. Consequently in my work I pointed, that the change of political regimes in both countries (Cz, Bg) feed to the radical changes in the way of imagening bogomils and Hussits in national historiographies.
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