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Andrew Sekora: Conceptual and developmental transformations author's series about Ferda in the 30th to 50th years of the 20th century
 VĚTROVCOVÁ, Eliška
This bachelor thesis deals with conceptual and developmental modifications in the cycle of Ondřej Sekora about Ferda Mravenec and its purpose is to clarify the whole image of his literary character Freda Mravenec. The theoretical part follows up a personality of the author Ondřej Sekora, whose fate, I consider as one of the most important aspects, which are involved in the development. Then, the attention is paid to authorial fairy tale with a humanized hero in connection with the main ant´s hero, and to modification of the children´s literature after the year 1948, because the time and political tendencies play main role in this creating. The introduction of the practical part consists of some critics´ opinions from monographs, and they are going to be compared with the information, that I got during analysing particular book. The analysis follows and describes the aspects which influent the development of the character Ferda Mravenec in every single book.
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Author's fairy tale in contemporary Czech literature for children
 TURKOVÁ, Jana
Annotation The theme of this diploma thesis is Czech author fairy-tale from 1989 onwards. The first three chapters deal with general information on author fairy-tale, its reader and its history. In the fourth chapter we reflect on original Czech children's books published after 1989 and attempt to describe the current state and developing trends. We selected several representative fairy-tale books and divided them into three principle types of the contemporary Czech author fairy- tale. The imitative-innovative type is closest to the folklore tradition, the nonsense-parodical type is based on parody or negation of the folk fairy-tale, and the imaginative type is based on symbol, metaphor and allegory. We identified another type of modern fairy-tale and called it the fairy-tale mixed into a real story. It comes out of the nonsense-parodical type and sits on the edge between fairy-tale and real prose. The aim of this diploma thesis is to describe the main trends in contemporary Czech author fairy-tale and to apply them to the selected children's books.
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