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The Founders of the Journal Český lid (The Czech Folk) and their German inspiration: Čeněk Zíbrt and Lubor Niederle in the Melting Pot of the emerging Science of Man, Social Sciences and the „Volkskunde”
Ducháček, Milan
The study deals with the German inspiration of Czech cultural historian Čeněk Zibrt and his colleague anthropologist/archaeologist Lubor Niederle, the founders of the ethnographical journal Český lid (The Czech Folk). The idea of launching the journal emerged in 1889 during their study stay in Munich. The central argument of the paper states that the contradiction between Riehl´s national-conservative and Virchow´s liberal conception of the study of Man in the hitherto closely interconnected field of ethnology/anthropology (in the framework of German „Volksforschung”) resulted during the 1890s into a wave of generational disputes and methodological diversification (or even schism) in German and consequently in Czech cultural sciences. One of the many impacts of it was also Niederle´s departure from the editorial of Český lid.
“The pale boredom of living did not come here…“ The search for the Moravian people in Czech literature of the 19th century
Fránek, Michal
A paper from an international interdisciplinary conference devoted to the image of the Moravian folk environment.
Rural architecture in the 19th century in Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia. Folk, or rural?
Hůrková, Ludmila
The understanding of the concept of folk architecture and construction has changed very much in recent decades, especially in the circle of professionals who deal with this manifestation of folk culture. What is the cause of this transformation and what is it based on? The paper summarizes the evolution of this term over the past two centuries and the beginning of the new millennium, especially since the 1880s, when the interest in rural construction has increased significantly, to the considerations of authors who have been dealing with this topic in recent decades.
The birth of country folk
Machalíková, Pavla ; Winter, Tomáš
The text is a preface of the proceedings of Pilsen Symposium. It explains a basic topic of the book.
The birth of the people in the Czech culture of the 19th century. Proceedings of the 39th interdisciplinary symposium on 19th century
Machalíková, Pavla ; Petrasová, Taťána ; Winter, Tomáš
The theme of the nascent country folk in the Czech culture of the 19-th century does not concert only the past but has strong resonances also in the present. Since the 19-th century there has been arising a rather stereotype concept about the character, protagonists, and importance of the phenomane of folk culture. On the other hand, artistic reflection of traditional folk culture testifies to the variety of inspirations offered by this environment. The essays collected in the book grasp the phenomena from interdisciplinary points of view.

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