Pokusy o „novou filologii“, tzv. literárněvědný život a česko/českoslovesko-ruské/sovětské zrcadlení (návazný diptych)
| Title in English | The attempts at „new philology“, the so-called life in literary scholarship, and Czech/Czechoslovak-Russian/Soviet reflection (successive diptych) |
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| Year of publication | 2012 |
| Type | Article in Proceedings |
| Conference | Kontexty literární vědy III |
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| Field | Mass media, audiovision |
| Keywords | „new philology“; A. Korablev; „power in literature“ and „power in literary criticism“; Czechoslovak/Czech/Soviet/Russian reflections; Prague Spring 1968 and its Czech and Russian reflections |
| Description | The autor of the present contribution investigates the notion „new philology“, as it is being constituted, for example, in the work of A. Korablev as well as the terms „power in literature“ and „power in literary criticism“ on the example of the Czechoslovak/Czech/Russian reception of 1968 and the whole process of the so-called Prague Spring at the background of B. Palkovský‘s s book Towards the Soviet Civiliyation (1936) accentuating the preference role of the language and its textual product and “new philology” as a wide concept of the traditional philology enriched by new disciplinary transcendences. |