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V obecném zájmu. Cenzura a sociální regulace literatury v moderní české kultuře. 1749–2014, 2015
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Based on an analysis of Paul Eisner's (1889-1958) idea of the "symbiosis of Czechs, Germ... more Based on an analysis of Paul Eisner's (1889-1958) idea of the "symbiosis of Czechs, Germans and Jews" in the First Czechoslovak republic, this article presents a quantitative analysis of the medial strategies Paul Eisner chose in order to intensify the cultural exchange between the Czech and German culture in Czechoslovak periodicals (1917-1938)
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Jewish Culture and History, 2012
In the Habsburg Empire, members of both ‘religions of the book’ – Christians and Jews – gained in... more In the Habsburg Empire, members of both ‘religions of the book’ – Christians and Jews – gained increased access to the printed word towards the end of the eighteenth century. This paper examines the period between the Seven Years War and the Carlsbad Decrees of 1819, focusing on the role the printed word began to play in the Bohemian Lands, especially Prague, and how print culture affected mainly the Christian majority on its way to a modern secular society. It first examines the enormous meaning the printed word had for both Christianity and Judaism and the ways in which the increasing production and consumption of printed texts from about 1770 also implied damaging the ‘aura’ of the Scripture and its traditional custodians. It then sketches the factors and institutions responsible for the growth of an enlightened reading public. The optimistic discourse that circulated in bookshops, libraries, newspapers, reading circles and so on supported a rational, non-exclusive consensus even on quite controversial questions such as the integration of the Jews into the self-representation of society and its history. However, it is also argued on the basis of a previously unknown anti-Jewish pamphlet (1812) from Prague that this development was frustrated at the beginning of the nineteenth century by the weak impact of the Enlightenment, by the ‘national defeat’ in the wars against France and by economic modernization, state bankruptcy and the resulting existential insecurity. Not only state authorities, but also the exponents of the Enlightenment and the Haskalah themselves seem to have changed their view of the public sphere: it came to represent not just a marketplace of progressive ideas but, on the contrary, a growing threat to peaceful political, social and ethnic relations.
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Cornova. Revue české společnosti pro výzkum 18. století, 2021
The issue 2/2021 of Cornova is dedicated to the journal's namesake, Ignaz Cornova (25.7.1740 - 25... more The issue 2/2021 of Cornova is dedicated to the journal's namesake, Ignaz Cornova (25.7.1740 - 25.7.1822), a Prague native of Italian origin, whose death anniversary this year is the 200th. Through the prism of this personality, five studies capture many seemingly contradictory features of the 18th century in the Bohemian Lands. Intellectually, Cornova grew up in the Jesuit order and became an enthusiastic enlightener who also promoted his ideas as a writer and publicist - he also wrote about the Prague Orphanage, which he co-founded as a prominent Freemason. He was a celebrated poet and playwright, but also worked as a professor of history at Prague University. In all these roles, Cornovo was imbued with both Bohemian national patriotism and Austrian dynastic patriotism.
Cornova is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal focusing on 18th century studies. It is published twice a year by the Czech Society for the Study of the Eighteenth Century and the CAS Institute of Czech Literature. Since its foundation in 2011, Cornova has been an international scholarly journal focusing on Central Europe in a broader context. The aim of the journal is to present methodologically sophisticated studies based on original research and touching on current issues in eighteenth-century scholarship, and to promote their theoretical reflection.
The journal publishes texts in Czech, English, German and French with abstracts in English.
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Cornova. Revue české společnosti pro výzkum 18. století, 2021
Issue 1/2021 contains a wide range of contributions - Kateřina Smyčková analyses the surprisingly... more Issue 1/2021 contains a wide range of contributions - Kateřina Smyčková analyses the surprisingly close relationship of the songs of Czech exiles from the end of the 17th century to Catholic hymnbooks. Jaroslav Stanovský presents Maximilian Count Lamberg as a "cosmopolitan between Europe and Moravia". Radka Heisslerová analyses an interesting source - the 1770/1771 census of the population of the New Town of Prague - in relation to painters and similar professions. And last but not least, the study by Vít Pecek deals with an extremely topical subject - the priestly celibate as discussed by Czech theologians of the 18th century.
Cornova is a peer-reviewed professional journal focusing on 18th century research. It is published twice a year by the Czech Society for Research on the Eighteenth Century and the Institute for Czech Literature of the Czech Academy of Sciences. Since its foundation in 2011, Cornova has been an international scholarly journal with an emphasis on Central Europe in a broader context. The aim of the journal is to present methodologically sophisticated studies based on original research and touching upon current issues in eighteenth-century scholarship and to promote their theoretical reflection. The journal publishes texts in Czech, English, German and French with abstracts in English.
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Cornova, 2013
This article deals with the role of books in the Habsburg Monarchy during the reign of Maria Ther... more This article deals with the role of books in the Habsburg Monarchy during the reign of Maria Theresa (1740–1780) and Joseph II (1766–1790) as a means of nation-building. In this sense, we try to show that their ‘book policy’ tended to diminish internal frontiers by aligning the boundaries of the book market with state -based frontiers, and by regulating and controlling the production and diffusion of information. The article re -reads and contextualizes their legislation on book culture as a means to culturally, politically and economically unify the Austrian hereditary lands and turn them into a centralized state. The challenge was to bring book culture, hitherto widely controlled by the Catholic Church, under state control, and to provide every single text with a history in order to be able to identify its origin and force book producers to regulate themselves. In addition, state policies put an emphasis on privileging the domestic book market, which had to face strong competition from outside the Habsburg Monarchy. This facilitated both the commercial success of the book business, and better control over the ideological content disseminated through literature.
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Nationale Literaturgeschichte(n) werden traditionell in einen doppelten Rahmen eingeschrieben: de... more Nationale Literaturgeschichte(n) werden traditionell in einen doppelten Rahmen eingeschrieben: den der Sprachnation und der ästhetischen Originalität. Die Studie unternimmt dagegen den Versuch, das mehrsprachige Prag am Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts als eine kulturelle Mikroregion mit einer zweifachen "Litteratura duplex" zu beschreiben: ab 1760 kommt es zu einem wechselseitigen Kulturtransfer zwischen der internationalen, vielsprachigen Hochkultur und den wieder zu entdeckenden Landestraditionen, bei denen vor allem deutsch- und tschechischsprachige Schrifttraditionen aktualisiert werden. So entstehen schrittweise Strukturen einer kulturellen bzw. literarischen Öffentlichkeit, die sich vor allem auch an einfache Leserschichten wendet. Um 1800 zeichnen sich schon zwei Landesliteraturen ab, deren Charakteristika sich zunehmend von einander abheben, wenngleich langfristig noch die Parallelen zwischen ihnen überwiegen (veröffentlichte Version)
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Ceska Literatura, 2008
This study introduces the concept of vernacularization in the context of the literary history of ... more This study introduces the concept of vernacularization in the context of the literary history of Bohemia around 1800. National philologists, to some extent until today, examine this literature based on 19th-century national and aesthetic criteria (i.e. the notion of „genius“, originality etc.) which, as the author argues, do not suit an analysis of multi-lingual pre-Romantic culture. Without intending to replace the popular and politically relevant narrative of the National Revival, the concept of vernacularization attempts to generate a comparatively oriented discussion regarding the transition (beginning around 1760) from the multi-lingual cultures of a stratified society (the nobility, the clergy, the common people etc.) into separate, linguistically defined regional and subsequently national cultures and especially national literatures in the first half of the 19th century. Vernacularization is defined as a form of knowledge transfer between cultures considered to have different...
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Siegfried J. Schmidt (b. 1940), a German philosopher, media theorist, and experimental poet, is i... more Siegfried J. Schmidt (b. 1940), a German philosopher, media theorist, and experimental poet, is interviewed here by Michael Wogerbauer and Alice Jedlickova. They discuss experimental poetry and Schmidt’s contacts with the Czech experimental poets Bohumila Grogerova (b. 1921), and Josef Hirsal (1920–2003), and the literary context of the 1960s, the relationship between experimental poetry and literary theory, what the World Wide Web means for the reception of texts, and the many changes that the Web has brought with regard to literature and its perception, the great turning-point in the media, and, last but not least, the untenability of the contemporary conception of teaching literature.
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V obecném zájmu. Cenzura a sociální regulace literatury v moderní české kultuře. 1749–2014, 2015
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Based on an analysis of Paul Eisner's (1889-1958) idea of the "symbiosis of Czechs, Germ... more Based on an analysis of Paul Eisner's (1889-1958) idea of the "symbiosis of Czechs, Germans and Jews" in the First Czechoslovak republic, this article presents a quantitative analysis of the medial strategies Paul Eisner chose in order to intensify the cultural exchange between the Czech and German culture in Czechoslovak periodicals (1917-1938)
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Jewish Culture and History, 2012
In the Habsburg Empire, members of both ‘religions of the book’ – Christians and Jews – gained in... more In the Habsburg Empire, members of both ‘religions of the book’ – Christians and Jews – gained increased access to the printed word towards the end of the eighteenth century. This paper examines the period between the Seven Years War and the Carlsbad Decrees of 1819, focusing on the role the printed word began to play in the Bohemian Lands, especially Prague, and how print culture affected mainly the Christian majority on its way to a modern secular society. It first examines the enormous meaning the printed word had for both Christianity and Judaism and the ways in which the increasing production and consumption of printed texts from about 1770 also implied damaging the ‘aura’ of the Scripture and its traditional custodians. It then sketches the factors and institutions responsible for the growth of an enlightened reading public. The optimistic discourse that circulated in bookshops, libraries, newspapers, reading circles and so on supported a rational, non-exclusive consensus even on quite controversial questions such as the integration of the Jews into the self-representation of society and its history. However, it is also argued on the basis of a previously unknown anti-Jewish pamphlet (1812) from Prague that this development was frustrated at the beginning of the nineteenth century by the weak impact of the Enlightenment, by the ‘national defeat’ in the wars against France and by economic modernization, state bankruptcy and the resulting existential insecurity. Not only state authorities, but also the exponents of the Enlightenment and the Haskalah themselves seem to have changed their view of the public sphere: it came to represent not just a marketplace of progressive ideas but, on the contrary, a growing threat to peaceful political, social and ethnic relations.
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Cornova. Revue české společnosti pro výzkum 18. století, 2021
The issue 2/2021 of Cornova is dedicated to the journal's namesake, Ignaz Cornova (25.7.1740 - 25... more The issue 2/2021 of Cornova is dedicated to the journal's namesake, Ignaz Cornova (25.7.1740 - 25.7.1822), a Prague native of Italian origin, whose death anniversary this year is the 200th. Through the prism of this personality, five studies capture many seemingly contradictory features of the 18th century in the Bohemian Lands. Intellectually, Cornova grew up in the Jesuit order and became an enthusiastic enlightener who also promoted his ideas as a writer and publicist - he also wrote about the Prague Orphanage, which he co-founded as a prominent Freemason. He was a celebrated poet and playwright, but also worked as a professor of history at Prague University. In all these roles, Cornovo was imbued with both Bohemian national patriotism and Austrian dynastic patriotism.
Cornova is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal focusing on 18th century studies. It is published twice a year by the Czech Society for the Study of the Eighteenth Century and the CAS Institute of Czech Literature. Since its foundation in 2011, Cornova has been an international scholarly journal focusing on Central Europe in a broader context. The aim of the journal is to present methodologically sophisticated studies based on original research and touching on current issues in eighteenth-century scholarship, and to promote their theoretical reflection.
The journal publishes texts in Czech, English, German and French with abstracts in English.
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Cornova. Revue české společnosti pro výzkum 18. století, 2021
Issue 1/2021 contains a wide range of contributions - Kateřina Smyčková analyses the surprisingly... more Issue 1/2021 contains a wide range of contributions - Kateřina Smyčková analyses the surprisingly close relationship of the songs of Czech exiles from the end of the 17th century to Catholic hymnbooks. Jaroslav Stanovský presents Maximilian Count Lamberg as a "cosmopolitan between Europe and Moravia". Radka Heisslerová analyses an interesting source - the 1770/1771 census of the population of the New Town of Prague - in relation to painters and similar professions. And last but not least, the study by Vít Pecek deals with an extremely topical subject - the priestly celibate as discussed by Czech theologians of the 18th century.
Cornova is a peer-reviewed professional journal focusing on 18th century research. It is published twice a year by the Czech Society for Research on the Eighteenth Century and the Institute for Czech Literature of the Czech Academy of Sciences. Since its foundation in 2011, Cornova has been an international scholarly journal with an emphasis on Central Europe in a broader context. The aim of the journal is to present methodologically sophisticated studies based on original research and touching upon current issues in eighteenth-century scholarship and to promote their theoretical reflection. The journal publishes texts in Czech, English, German and French with abstracts in English.
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Cornova, 2013
This article deals with the role of books in the Habsburg Monarchy during the reign of Maria Ther... more This article deals with the role of books in the Habsburg Monarchy during the reign of Maria Theresa (1740–1780) and Joseph II (1766–1790) as a means of nation-building. In this sense, we try to show that their ‘book policy’ tended to diminish internal frontiers by aligning the boundaries of the book market with state -based frontiers, and by regulating and controlling the production and diffusion of information. The article re -reads and contextualizes their legislation on book culture as a means to culturally, politically and economically unify the Austrian hereditary lands and turn them into a centralized state. The challenge was to bring book culture, hitherto widely controlled by the Catholic Church, under state control, and to provide every single text with a history in order to be able to identify its origin and force book producers to regulate themselves. In addition, state policies put an emphasis on privileging the domestic book market, which had to face strong competition from outside the Habsburg Monarchy. This facilitated both the commercial success of the book business, and better control over the ideological content disseminated through literature.
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Nationale Literaturgeschichte(n) werden traditionell in einen doppelten Rahmen eingeschrieben: de... more Nationale Literaturgeschichte(n) werden traditionell in einen doppelten Rahmen eingeschrieben: den der Sprachnation und der ästhetischen Originalität. Die Studie unternimmt dagegen den Versuch, das mehrsprachige Prag am Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts als eine kulturelle Mikroregion mit einer zweifachen "Litteratura duplex" zu beschreiben: ab 1760 kommt es zu einem wechselseitigen Kulturtransfer zwischen der internationalen, vielsprachigen Hochkultur und den wieder zu entdeckenden Landestraditionen, bei denen vor allem deutsch- und tschechischsprachige Schrifttraditionen aktualisiert werden. So entstehen schrittweise Strukturen einer kulturellen bzw. literarischen Öffentlichkeit, die sich vor allem auch an einfache Leserschichten wendet. Um 1800 zeichnen sich schon zwei Landesliteraturen ab, deren Charakteristika sich zunehmend von einander abheben, wenngleich langfristig noch die Parallelen zwischen ihnen überwiegen (veröffentlichte Version)
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Ceska Literatura, 2008
This study introduces the concept of vernacularization in the context of the literary history of ... more This study introduces the concept of vernacularization in the context of the literary history of Bohemia around 1800. National philologists, to some extent until today, examine this literature based on 19th-century national and aesthetic criteria (i.e. the notion of „genius“, originality etc.) which, as the author argues, do not suit an analysis of multi-lingual pre-Romantic culture. Without intending to replace the popular and politically relevant narrative of the National Revival, the concept of vernacularization attempts to generate a comparatively oriented discussion regarding the transition (beginning around 1760) from the multi-lingual cultures of a stratified society (the nobility, the clergy, the common people etc.) into separate, linguistically defined regional and subsequently national cultures and especially national literatures in the first half of the 19th century. Vernacularization is defined as a form of knowledge transfer between cultures considered to have different...
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Siegfried J. Schmidt (b. 1940), a German philosopher, media theorist, and experimental poet, is i... more Siegfried J. Schmidt (b. 1940), a German philosopher, media theorist, and experimental poet, is interviewed here by Michael Wogerbauer and Alice Jedlickova. They discuss experimental poetry and Schmidt’s contacts with the Czech experimental poets Bohumila Grogerova (b. 1921), and Josef Hirsal (1920–2003), and the literary context of the 1960s, the relationship between experimental poetry and literary theory, what the World Wide Web means for the reception of texts, and the many changes that the Web has brought with regard to literature and its perception, the great turning-point in the media, and, last but not least, the untenability of the contemporary conception of teaching literature.
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