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Subject(s)

• Czech literature—History and criticism [Browse]
• Reality in literature [Browse]

Related name

• Papoušek, Vladimír, 1957- [Browse]

Series

East European monographs ; no. 777. [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references.

Action note

Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)

Contents

• Strategy of representations in literary texts / Vladimir Papousek
• Transformations of imagination and its textual representations / Vladimir Papousek
• Canon, canonicity and canonization as constructs of literary history / Petr A. Bilek
• Greenblatt's conception of "new history" and the issues of literary history / Vladimir Papousek
• Representation, performance of history and current literary scholarship / Vladmir Papousek
• The East, West, and the center of Europe as cultural concepts, emblems, and vehicles of creative misunderstanding / Petr A. Bilek
• The horizon that disappeared and reappeared : the image of Austria-Hungary in the literature of Czech immigrants in America / Vladimir Papousek
• Constructing the paradoxical middle : conceptualizations of Central Europe explored in the 1980s essayistic debates / Petr A. Bilek
• Immortalized leaders : literary representations of Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin and Klement Gottwald produced by official Czech culture as a response to their deaths / Petr A. Bilek
• The discourse on August 1968 and Czech history in two exile generations / Vladimir Papousek
• The "exile" as a concept of permanent mediation and misunderstanding : perception of Czech exile literature of 1970s and 1980s / Petr A. Bilek
• A journey of a name from the realm of reference to the realm of meaning : the reception of Milan Kundera within the Czech cultural context / Petr A. Bilek.

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ISBN

• 9780880336802
• 0880336803

OCLC

693812273

RCP

H - S

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