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Dramatic works by John Amos Comenius
Klosová, Markéta ; Stehlíková, Eva (advisor) ; Scherl, Adolf (referee) ; Svatoš, Martin (referee)
Markéta Klosová Dramatic works by John Amos Comenius (abstract of the thesis) Submittcd thesis analyzcs IOdramatíc works writtcn by Comcnius from the point of view of both historical events and practicc of Centra! Europcan lheatre (especially of school type) of 16'11 and !7'11 ccnturics. firstlhe work discusscs lhc dramatic picccs pcrformcd in so called "gymnasium" in Lcszno, tbc inlroduction of which occurrcd in 1635. First documented pcrfonnances (since 1639) took placc just during thc Comcnius' rectorship. Dramatic pieces, being performcd in l.cszno in 17' 11 ccntury, followcd and wcrc in fl!ll compliance with conlemporary trcnds. Protestant picccs (bcing wrillcn cspccially in German and Latin) bccamc a sourcc oť inspiration i(Jr tbcir authors. llowever, they did not stand aloof from subjects, typical for Jesuit pbywrights. Comcnius' picccs Diogencs Cyniurs rcdivi\'11.\' (pcri(Jrmcd in 1640. issued in 1658) and Ahrahamus palriarch (pcrf(mned in 1641. issucd in 1661 /1662) took placc in Lcszno. as well. As for Diogencs. a part ol" rcsearchers cmphasizc humorous adaplation as well as choosing a peculiar antic topic. Tbc othcrs spcculatc ovcr lirct. why author choose jusl this philosophcr: cynicism is fealurccl with absolutc disallowing social convenlíons including the propcnsity for publicly donc...
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Dramatic works by John Amos Comenius
Klosová, Markéta ; Stehlíková, Eva (advisor) ; Scherl, Adolf (referee) ; Svatoš, Martin (referee)
Markéta Klosová Dramatic works by John Amos Comenius (abstract of the thesis) Submittcd thesis analyzcs IOdramatíc works writtcn by Comcnius from the point of view of both historical events and practicc of Centra! Europcan lheatre (especially of school type) of 16'11 and !7'11 ccnturics. firstlhe work discusscs lhc dramatic picccs pcrformcd in so called "gymnasium" in Lcszno, tbc inlroduction of which occurrcd in 1635. First documented pcrfonnances (since 1639) took placc just during thc Comcnius' rectorship. Dramatic pieces, being performcd in l.cszno in 17' 11 ccntury, followcd and wcrc in fl!ll compliance with conlemporary trcnds. Protestant picccs (bcing wrillcn cspccially in German and Latin) bccamc a sourcc oť inspiration i(Jr tbcir authors. llowever, they did not stand aloof from subjects, typical for Jesuit pbywrights. Comcnius' picccs Diogencs Cyniurs rcdivi\'11.\' (pcri(Jrmcd in 1640. issued in 1658) and Ahrahamus palriarch (pcrf(mned in 1641. issucd in 1661 /1662) took placc in Lcszno. as well. As for Diogencs. a part ol" rcsearchers cmphasizc humorous adaplation as well as choosing a peculiar antic topic. Tbc othcrs spcculatc ovcr lirct. why author choose jusl this philosophcr: cynicism is fealurccl with absolutc disallowing social convenlíons including the propcnsity for publicly donc...
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