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TABLE OF CONTENTS by Josef Šaur
ročník 103 číslo 3 OBSAH / CONTENTS / СОДЕРЖАНИЕ Studie / Studies / Статьи VLČEK Radomír Tradice ... more ročník 103 číslo 3 OBSAH / CONTENTS / СОДЕРЖАНИЕ Studie / Studies / Статьи VLČEK Radomír Tradice českých bádání o minulosti carského Ruska s. 539-588 ВЛЧЕК Радомир
Papers by Josef Šaur
Studia Slavica Savariensia, 2016
The government has always played an important role in the Russian society. One of the reasons why... more The government has always played an important role in the Russian society. One of the reasons why its influence was felt in different areas of social life was its exclusive position of power, which has been both celebrated and condemned in Russian literature. The shortcomings and negative features of the Russian government have also been portrayed in the hyperbolic and dystopian narratives of The Slynx by Tatyana Tolstaya and Day of the Oprichnik by Vladimir Sorokin. However, far from being only imaginary dystopian visions of a perverse totalitarian future, these works are rooted in the Russian historical experience.
ročník 103 číslo 3 OBSAH / CONTENTS / СОДЕРЖАНИЕ Studie / Studies / Статьи VLČEK Radomír Tradice ... more ročník 103 číslo 3 OBSAH / CONTENTS / СОДЕРЖАНИЕ Studie / Studies / Статьи VLČEK Radomír Tradice českých bádání o minulosti carského Ruska s. 539-588 ВЛЧЕК Радомир
Studia Slavica Savariensia, 2016
The government has always played an important role in the Russian society. One of the reasons why... more The government has always played an important role in the Russian society. One of the reasons why its influence was felt in different areas of social life was its exclusive position of power, which has been both celebrated and condemned in Russian literature. The shortcomings and negative features of the Russian government have also been portrayed in the hyperbolic and dystopian narratives of The Slynx by Tatyana Tolstaya and Day of the Oprichnik by Vladimir Sorokin. However, far from being only imaginary dystopian visions of a perverse totalitarian future, these works are rooted in the Russian historical experience.