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Typology of chosen women characters in the Czech literature of the second half of 19th century
Kubálková, Tereza ; Krejčová, Iva (advisor) ; Mocná, Dagmar (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with the typology of nine chosen literary women characters of the second half of 19th century Czech literature. The woman character from the Čtyry doby short story by Božena Němcová, Liduška and Lenka by Vítězslav Hálek, lady Ruska, miss Máry and the unnamed protagonist of the U tří lilií short story from Povídky malostranské by Jan Neruda, Caterina and lady Dragopulos from Jan Maria Plojhar by Julius Zeyer and Lucy from Magdalena by Josef Svatopluk Machar, are at focus. The theoretical part outlines the issues of literary styles of the second half of 19th century Czech literature (namely Romanticism, Realism, Parnasism). Also it delimits the extension of markers for interpretation of women literary characters and, moreover, it briefly presents the women social position in 19th century society. In practical part, the thesis aims to analyze thoroughly the chosen characters, trying to point out all the common features as well as the differences among them. The thesis concludes with the comparison of all chosen characters and, at the same time, it sums up the main changes in the depiction of a women literary character throughout the century.
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Typology of chosen women characters in the Czech literature of the second half of 19th century
Kubálková, Tereza ; Krejčová, Iva (advisor) ; Mocná, Dagmar (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with the typology of nine chosen literary women characters of the second half of 19th century Czech literature. The woman character from the Čtyry doby short story by Božena Němcová, Liduška and Lenka by Vítězslav Hálek, lady Ruska, miss Máry and the unnamed protagonist of the U tří lilií short story from Povídky malostranské by Jan Neruda, Caterina and lady Dragopulos from Jan Maria Plojhar by Julius Zeyer and Lucy from Magdalena by Josef Svatopluk Machar, are at focus. The theoretical part outlines the issues of literary styles of the second half of 19th century Czech literature (namely Romanticism, Realism, Parnasism). Also it delimits the extension of markers for interpretation of women literary characters and, moreover, it briefly presents the women social position in 19th century society. In practical part, the thesis aims to analyze thoroughly the chosen characters, trying to point out all the common features as well as the differences among them. The thesis concludes with the comparison of all chosen characters and, at the same time, it sums up the main changes in the depiction of a women literary character throughout the century.
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Typology of chosen women characters in the czech literature of 19th century - Marinka (Marinka), Křivoklad (Miláda), Svatba na Sióně (Ludmila), Kutnohorští havíři aneb Krvavý soud (Anežka), Babička (Viktorka), Vesnický román (Sylva)
Kubálková, Tereza ; Krejčová, Iva (advisor) ; Mocná, Dagmar (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with six chosen characters of 19th century Czech literature - Anežka from Kutnohorší havíři and Ludmila from Svatba na Siónu of J. K. Tyl, Mácha's Marinka and Miláda from Křivoklad, Němcová's Viktorka and Sylva from Vesnický roman of Karolína Světlá. The theoretic part tries to present and explain terminology connected with the concept of a literary character. It also briefly explains tension between Romanticism and Biedermeier style as the two main approaches significant for actions of the chosen characters. There is the most important part of the thesis - the interpretative one - which tries to give a comprehensive profile of the particular characters. To achieve the goal, the work contains internal and external characteristics of the protagonists, motivation of actions, presenting of their unhappy fate and subsequent characters' story conclusion. The whole thesis is based on the girls approaches confrontation and in the conclusion, there are the main common and opposite attributes pointed out.
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