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Fantasy and Fairy Tale in J.R.R. Tolkien´s Hobbit, Edith Nesbit´s Enchanted Castle and George MacDonald´s Tale The Princess and the Goblin
PELÁNOVÁ, Lucie
The thesis focuses on the comparative analysis of Tolkien's novel The Hobbit, or There and Back Again (1937) and two works which significantly influenced him: George MacDonald's Princess and the Goblin (1872) and Edith Nesbit's Enchanted Castle (1907). The first part of the thesis chronologically describes the development of English children's fantasy literature. The above-mentioned authors are characterized from the perspective of their life and work. The second and the main part focuses on the comparison of the discussed works, especially on the comparison of fantastic elements such as fairy-tale characters, a journey to the unknown, a fight against evil, magical objects and magic space (the castle, the forest, the abandoned landscape). This interpretation is based on Tolkien's concept of fairy tales and fantasy and Propp's analysis of fairy tales.
Moral Stance of a Hero in Totalitarian Society (George Orwell, 1984)
PELÁNOVÁ, Lucie
This bachelor thesis first defines the characteristic of the genre of dystopia and puts the author of the novel 1984 in the context of English literature of half of the 20th century. Further, it will focus on the elements of 1984, which are typical for the genre of dystopia and it will focus on the characteristic of the main hero of the novel and his internal moral attitudes. In conclusion, this thesis will generalize the principle of functioning of the totalitarian society and the purport of personal internal resistance of the individual in relation to the society.

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