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To the textlinguistic and textliterary analysis of the sorbian folk fairytale "The virgin, who didn't want into the bed" (new narrated by Jurij Brězan)
 Valášková, Tereza ; Haupenthal, Thomas Maria (advisor) ; Bučková, Tamara (referee)
The aim of the bachelor work was to analyze the folk fairy tale "The virgin, who didn't want into the bed", which was newly narrated in 2006 by the Sorbian writer from Upper Lusatia, Jurij Brězan. The first part refers to text-linguistic concepts in the text structure, the theme-rheme analysis and to the textuality. The second part refers to text-literary concepts as the literary adaption of the Sorbian folk fairytale, comparative types of folk tales in Czech and German collections and typical Sorbian outlines in the analyzed folk fairytale.
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On Armoured Dragonflies and Drunken Tyrants. The Thirty Years’ War in Contemporaneous Zittau Town Chronicles
 Hrachovec, Petr
The study deals with the perception of the earlier stage of the Thirty Years' War in the contemporaneous Zittau town chronicles with regard to the religious-political situation in Upper Lusatia at that time.
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To the textlinguistic and textliterary analysis of the sorbian folk fairytale "The virgin, who didn't want into the bed" (new narrated by Jurij Brězan)
 Valášková, Tereza ; Haupenthal, Thomas Maria (advisor) ; Bučková, Tamara (referee)
The aim of the bachelor work was to analyze the folk fairy tale "The virgin, who didn't want into the bed", which was newly narrated in 2006 by the Sorbian writer from Upper Lusatia, Jurij Brězan. The first part refers to text-linguistic concepts in the text structure, the theme-rheme analysis and to the textuality. The second part refers to text-literary concepts as the literary adaption of the Sorbian folk fairytale, comparative types of folk tales in Czech and German collections and typical Sorbian outlines in the analyzed folk fairytale.
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