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Processes of adaptation of Czech singer-songwriters' poetics in the 1990s
Matys, Tomáš ; Bílek, Petr (advisor) ; Vojtíšek, Ondřej (referee)
The bachelor thesis focuses on the phenomenon of Czech singer-songwriting in the context of continuities and discontinuities of the 1990s, which have been rather neglected by previous research due to its centre of gravity in the preceding period. Through a motivic analysis of the contemporary song production of selected singer-songwriters ("poets-with-guitars", "folk- poets", but also "folk-outsiders"), it reflects on the possible transformation of their authorial poetics and the search for new themes, or, on the contrary, shows the process of canonization and the contextual attachment of the personality and its production to the past regime. Part of the work, therefore, is to trace the filling of the free media space by the peculiar market production of the chosen singer-songwriters on the background of Bourdieu's concept of the literary field. It is precisely the research into the content of music and book media that is meant to illustrate who was releasing new and who was merely "recycling" old, but period-rooted hits. Keywords: singer-songwriter - poet-with-guitar - folk-poet - folk-outsider - long nineties - half-time - adaptation - canonization - production - literary field
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