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Blame and punishment in Vocel's Harfa
Krejčová, Iva
Contribution of discussion proceeds from impulses of K. Janský and J. Hedvičáková concerning literary connection Karel Hynek Mácha's literary production with dramatic first work Harfa (1825) from J. E. Vocel. In partial interpretation comparison of Vocel's Harfa nad Mácha's Máj together with fragments of Mácha's dramas Bratři or Bratrovrah author arrives at the related poetic methods of the issues of time, eternity, developing of the motif of guilt, in typology and feature of characters.
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The Last Day of a Condemned Man
Hrbata, Zdeněk
The Last Day of a Condemned Man (Le Dernier Jour d´un Condamné, 1829), the polemical novel in prose of Victor Hugo, is one of the most important literary manifests against the death penalty. The article attemps to define his textual strategy and especially the literary means (interiors monologues, space physiology, themes of the light and the darkness) exposing an individual story, sufferings and reflections of a convict before his execution.
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Omladina members, antimilitarists and anarchists in prison
Jareš, Michal
The author in this chosen texts try to show the actual situation of imprisonment, described by Omladina members, czech antimilitarists and anarchists in the late 19th and 20 century. Their memories, letters, diaries or stylized proses are often described depression, boredom and long-term health conditions. From this writting we can draw up a detailed course from the process until arrest through court hearings to the life in prison. In this issue are confronted the memories of Alois Rašín, Antonín Pravoslav Veselý, Alois Tuček with prison poems of anarchist Hugo Kepka.
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