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Noisy loneliness like an image of the world
Zumr, Josef
Hrabal´s novel Too noisy loneliness is his most philosophical publication. The author expressed through the baladic story of the protagonist, an original plebeian philosopher, an anxiety about the destruction of values of the thousend-years-old eurasian culture in the conflict with the contemporary antihuman global power of the technology and money.
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The Church and TGM 1880-1900
Zumr, Josef
The reaction of Catholic theologians, especially the Dominican F. Konečný, to Masaryk's works Základové konkrétné logiky a Česká otázka. The alleged nationalism of Josef Jungmann is also analyzed.
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Patočka's Synthesis of the Events of Polná
Zumr, Josef
The paper describec hitherto unpublished work of Jan Patočka "Masaryk against Antisemitism" from the beginning of the fifties of the 20th century, in which Patočka analyzed the activities of Masaryk during the so-called Hilsner affair of 1899-1900.
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Čelakovský and Philosophy?
Zumr, Josef
The article describec an influence od modern humanistic thinking over the world view of Čelakovský and an imprint of contemporary natural philosophy on his poetry.
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Czech Artistic Avantgarde and T.G.Masaryk
Zumr, Josef
The article describes the overwhelmingly positive relationship of several representatives of Czech interwarartistic avantgarde (Záviš Kalandra, Vladislav Vančura, Jiří Voskovec, Vítězslav Nezval and Karel Teige), to the work and personality of T.G. Masaryk, and emphasises their negative attitude to ultra-radical and nihilistic judgements about Masaryk's historical role in Czech society.
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