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Italian dramatic works on Prague theatre stages (1948-2018)
SRUBJANOVÁ, Adéla
This thesis deals with the Italian dramatics plays performed on Prague theatre stages between 1948-2018. The subject of interest is to find out which Italian dramatists and their dramas managed to get a place in the repertoire in this densest Czech theatre area. The first chapter is dedicated to the role of translators and cultural institutions that helped put the dramas on stage. In the second chapter, the Prague theatre stages are introduced in relation to the dramas of Italian provenance. The third chapter is focused on the analysis of the playwrights and their dramas in regard to the political, economic, cultural and social situation in the Czech territory. The fourth chapter contains an overview of the plays that the whole analysis was based on, together with relevant lists of theatre stages, Italian dramas, authors, directors and translators. The work brings a hitherto unexplored overview of plays of Italian provenance and their context presented between 1948-2018 on the Prague stages.
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Misspellings and variations in the written use of Italianisms in Czech
SRUBJANOVÁ, Adéla
The topic of this bachelor thesis is misspellings and variations in the written use of Italianisms in Czech. In the theoretical part of the thesis, there is a brief introduction starting from the beginning of the Czech National Revival up until nowadays, and it is possible to read about different types of borrowings, their division, types of adaptation and the concept of misspelling. In the practical part, variants of the newly arrived Italianisms in the Czech lexicon are presented according to authentic materials from the gastronomic area. For these borrowings, a detailed analysis focuses on the rate of adaptation and frequency of variants in corpuses SYN2010 and SYN2015. In addition, all variants of Italianisms are searched for in five selected dictionaries focused on the Czech language, and lastly, there is a legend under each table, which includes comments to the misspelling variants.
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