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Images from Hell - Totalitarian Systems through the Eyes of Literature
 MUSÍLEK, Daniel
The thesis examines totalitarian regimes of the 20th century through comparative analysis of three selected literary works from different cultural backgrounds. The selected works are The Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Wild Swans by Jung Chang and Still alive by Ruth Klüger. The comparative analysis of the works will be carried out using an eclectically constructed hermeneutic method. This method will give structure to the analysis. The aim of the thesis is to answer the question of whether it is possible to use a literary-philosophical approach such as hermeneutics to study historical events recorded in literary works. In addition, the analytical part of the thesis deals with the question whether common and objective elements of a totalitarian system as such can be found across culturally different totalitarian systems.
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The Golden Twenties in Literature and Film. Volker Kutscher´s 'Der nasse Fisch' and the TV Series 'Babylon Berlin'
 MUSÍLEK, Daniel
This bachelor thesis focuses on the techniques, which are used in film and literature to create images and sound and provides a comparative analysis of the two media. The theoretical part of the thesis explains the different approaches of film and literary theory used in audio-visual storytelling. The comparison will be demonstrated on the novel 'Der nasse Fisch' written by a German novelist Volker Kutscher and on the German television series 'Babylon Berlin' directed by Tom Tykwer, Achim von Borries and Hendrik Handloegten. The practical part focuses on two scenes and two chapters of the novel, which will demonstrate the different methods of using sound and images as a tool of storytelling.
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