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Peruns Tag

Author(s): Daniela Hodrová / Language(s): German Issue: 07/1993

Sie fährt zum Hradschin, es ist ihr gelungen, das Haus ohne Wissen der Mutter zu verlassen, das Kindlein, ihren Daniel, hält sie in ein Tuch gewickelt auf dem Schoß. Die 22 ist bereits von der Kleinseitner Haltestelle losgefahren, noch immer ist dort auf der Mauer der Kopf eines Vogelmenschen zu sehen, doch Mateusová denkt heute nicht einmal daran, zu sehr ist sie mit ihrem Kind beschäftigt. Langsam kriecht die Straßenbahn die Chot3kstraße hinauf, hinter der Kurve unterm höchsten Punkt des Hügels eröffnet sich dem Fahrgast ein hinreißender Ausblick auf die Stadt. Sonst läßt sie sich diesen Blick während der Fahrt zur Burg nie entgehen, jedesmal steht sie auf oder setzt sich auf die rechte Seite, heute jedoch hat sie Augen nur für Daniel. Das Kind in ihren Armen schläft, gewiegt von der babylonischen Sprache, die im Wagen von allen Seiten widerhallt.

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Aus Nachbars Garten

Aus Nachbars Garten

Author(s): Heinz Cibulka / Language(s): German Issue: 21/2001

Im Sommer 94 wanderte ich mit meiner Frau und unseren zwei kleinen Kindern zu Fuß nach Prag. Wir gingen von der Waldviertler Grenze weg, in einem Bogen durch das südböhmische Teichland nach Tabor, von dort schwenkten wir in Richtung Westen zur Moldau. Dem Fluss folgten wir dann in Richtung Norden bis nach Prag. Bei diesem Versuch einer Annäherung an das nachbarliche Land wollte ich fotografische Bilder sammeln, Eindrücke aus unmittelbaren Begegnungen und daraus entstandene Empfindungen aufzeichnen. Wir zogen auf Wegen und Nebenstraßen mit unserem Handwagen durchs Land. Die Fußreise wurde von Nova Bystrice an der österreichisch-tschechischen Grenze aus begonnen. Meine Frau Magdalena, Camillo, Emilie und ich sind mit einem Handwagen voll mit dem Notwendigsten, wie Zelt, Kocher, Geschirr, Kleidung, Fotoapparat und Schreibzeug, durch Südböhmen bis Tabor und weiter bis Cervena an der Moldau gegangen. Ab da wollten wir entlang der Moldau in Richtung Prag weiterwandern. Da die alten ufernahen Straßen durch den Aufstau des Flusses unter Wasser lagen, fuhren wir streckenweise mit dem Schiff. Hinter den letzten Staumauern konnten wir wieder näher an der Moldau, aber leider nicht direkt am Ufer, bis Veste gehen. Eine lang andauernde Hitzeperiode und das bergige Land ließen uns das letzte Stück mit einem Bus zurücklegen. Dabei ergaben sich Begegnungen, Reaktionen, Erlebnisse und Eindrücke, die ich in verschiedene Formen der Aufzeichnung übersetzte. In unterschiedlichen kompositorischen Vorgängen entwickelte ich mehrere künstlerische Linien, die ich in verschiedene Darstellungsebenen übertrug: fotografische Bildgedichte, ein Tagebuch, Zitate aus der Prager Tageszeitung »Lidove Noviny« sowie profane Materialproben.

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Foucault i književnost

Author(s): Tomislav Brlek,Bernard Koludrović / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 4/2015

Even though the name of Michel Foucault is very often evoked in literary studies, his numerous works on the subject of literature have remained outside of the horizon of interest in literary theory. In fact, his work is regularly recruited for the schools of thought bent on overcoming the so-called textualist bias. Reading Foucault’s essays on writers such as Bataille, Klossowski, de Sade, Roussel, and Blanchot, as well as on theoretical notion of the author, the paper attempts to establish a working framework for what might be termed Foucault’s thinking of the literary as it refracts through three key concepts: transgression, the experience of language, and the author function. The aim is to show that such a concept of modern literature could be of significant heuristic value as it is in direct contradiction to the epistemological, conceptual, and interpretive models habitually used in theoretical and critical approaches replete with references to the work of Michel Foucault.

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The Interplay of the Domestic and the Uncanny in Susanna Clarke’s Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell

The Interplay of the Domestic and the Uncanny in Susanna Clarke’s Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell

Author(s): Sylwia Borowska-Szerszun / Language(s): English Issue: 02 (9)/2015

This article examines the effects resulting from the interplay of the domestic and the uncanny in Susanna Clarke’s Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell, a novel that boldly blends the conventions of the novel of manners and Gothic fiction. Analysing the selected key elements of the story, it is argued that while the uncanny is domesticated for a considerable part of the narrative, in the Gothic layer of the novel the mechanism of the uncanny is used to bring to light repressed voices. In the process, the long-established sources of inspiration for fantasy literature are rejected, and the nineteenth-century tradition of women’s writing, in both its realistic and Gothic threads, is used to reinvigorate the thematic and structural repertoire of the genre.

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Slučaj Kamenskaja: žensko tijelo kao lokacija rodnih prijepora

Author(s): Maja Pandžić / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 4/2015

This article is based on the literary analysis of a detective novel Confluence of Circumstances by Russian author Alexandra Marinina as it problematizes the portrayal and identities of its protagonist, investigator Anastasia Kamenskaya. With the aim of outlining not only the position of female characters in Russian detective fiction but also the Russian society’s attitude towards women in the police profession, this article traces some of the most influencing elements of patriarchal politics that have found their way into literature, subtly reinforcing its system and contributing to its continuance. Questioning whether the novel’s characters and plot subvert or confirm traditional gender roles and stereotypes is central to the analysis as is observing the portrayal of female body which bears witness to women’s true experience, their position in society and the understanding of themselves on a more intimate ground. In attempting to define the level of subversion of patriarchal norms, the article refers to the theories developed by Kate Millett, Eva Figes, Iris Marion Young, Sandra Lee Bartky, Judith Butler and others. The analysis shows that regardless of the gender role reversal visible in a number of characters’ relationships and regardless of the protagonist’s actions revealing femininity as a social construct, the general understanding of the female body is still based on patriarchal beliefs. The heroine herself shows extreme lack of confidence in her capabilities and views her body as a fragile encumbrance rather than the medium for the enactment of her aims. In other words, she perceives her body the way women subtly disciplined by patriarchal apparatus often do. Since this nullifies her subversive actions, it can only be concluded that patriarchal politics still dominate the discourse of Russian popular literature.

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Poezija francuskog baroka: otklon od tradicije i otvaranje novih puteva

Author(s): Željka Janković / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 4/2015

The topic of this paper is the poetic concept of the Baroque literature in France, which was for a long time neglected or contested. We will first expose the thesis of several French literary critics, with a particular focus on the contribution of Jean Rousset, who rehabilitated the unknown or forgotten poetry of the early seventeenth century. We will then examine the fundamental principles in the selection of the spiritual and love poetry in order to demonstrate which innovative elements break with the literary tradition and trace a path towards modernism. The final part of the paper will thus highlighthe contribution of the Baroque style and legacy to the further development of the French literature.

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Pripovjedni modeli u zbirci priča Mars Asje Bakić

Author(s): Ivan Šunjić / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 4/2015

This paper deals with narrative models in Mars, a collection of short stories by Asja Bakić. There are several key matrices in her prose debut. These include modeling of dystopian worlds and toying with science fiction genre models, or more precisely, with that which to some extent can be summed as „speculative fiction.“ The latter is characterized by mixed genre features and it enables different possibilities of critical narration of/about reality. Marking of autoreferential signals in this short story collection points to specific ways in which the genre is being challenged and which are close to the feminist prose.

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Семантичні межі поняття «книга нон-фікшн»

Семантичні межі поняття «книга нон-фікшн»

Author(s): Anastasiia Zelinska / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 18/2015

In this study, the author proposed a terminologisation of the concept “non-fiction book” in the framework of Ukrainian theory of publishing. The relevance of the study is stipulated by the emergence in Ukrainian publishing space of the concept “non-fiction book”, which is widely used by publishers, authors, booksellers, literary managers and readers, while the term “non-fiction book” is not clearly defined in Ukrainian academic sphere and is absent in Ukrainian dictionaries. The main objectives of the study are: to summarize results of interdisciplinary discussions over the concept “non-fiction” in Ukrainian and foreign scientific discourses; to clarify the features and peculiarities of different professional approaches; and to define the semantic framework for interpretation of the concept “non-fiction book” in Ukrainian publishing.In the study, the author applied the following research methods: bibliographical method (to study the literature sources); conceptual analysis (to work out the basic terms and concepts); analysis and synthesis (to study the nature of the usage of terms and to identify their features); synthesis (to shape the own definition of the concept “non-fiction”). Having considered the various foreign definitions of the term “non-fiction”, the author came to the conclusions that it is predominantly used in two major senses – a broad and a narrow. In a broader sense, “non-fiction” is a literature that does not contain an artistic fiction. In this sense the term is widely used by the booksellers, authors and readers. In a narrow sense, ‘non-fiction” is a literature that is based on real events, documents, facts and biographies, interpreted by the author through artistic means without distorting the actual events of the story. The concept “non-fiction book” refers to the publications, the content of which is based not only on documents and facts, but also includes the author's interpretation. The proposed terminologisation of the concept “non-fiction book” in the framework of Ukrainian theory of publishing can be used in further academic research in the relevant fields of study.

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Dendi našeg doba

Dendi našeg doba

Author(s): Željka Kordić / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 3/2014

This paper analyzes the problematics of dandyism within the Russian context on Mikhail Yuryevich Lermontov’s novel A Hero of Our Time. The theoretical basis of the paper is primarily Jasmina Vojvodić’s analysis of the Russian dandy context and Jules Barbey D’Aurevilly’s historical overview of the development od dandyism within the European context. The emphasis of the paper is predominantly on the authentic nature of dandyism in Russia. Furthermore, this paper aims to determine the imperative characteristics of the dandy as well as their relationship, the effect of the Caucasus on the dandy, and the social factors that influence the creation and perception of the dandy phenomenon in the Russian cultural milieu of Pechorin’s time.

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Sentimentalizam, birokracija, grafomanija: (ne)sretan slučaj Makara Devuškina

Sentimentalizam, birokracija, grafomanija: (ne)sretan slučaj Makara Devuškina

Author(s): Adrijana Vidić / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 3/2014

This paper analyzes themes of writing and authorship in F. M. Dostoevsky’s novel The Poor Folk with an overview of N. V. Gogol’s short stories „The Overcoat“, „Diary of a Madman“ and A. D. Sinyavsky’s „The Graphomaniacs“. It aims to demonstrate the direct or indirect connection between the heroes of the aforementioned titles and sentimentalism, between sentimentalism, bureaucracy and graphomania as displayed by these texts, and it also attempts to illuminate (un)successfulness in authorship in the case of Makar Devushkin

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Muzyka i łzy. Ćwiczenie hermeneutyczne
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Muzyka i łzy. Ćwiczenie hermeneutyczne

Author(s): Dariusz Czaja / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2016

Notes by Charles Darwin contain the surprising sentence: Crying is a puzzler. Why did the famous biologist discern a puzzle in tears? Why did he suggest unambiguously that evolutionistic rhetoric is incapable of explaining the process of crying? The author of this article is interested in the reason why tears appear in our experiencing of the world well as in their significance. Yet another issue seems to be even more important from an anthropological viewpoint: do tears deserve to be regarded as a reliable instrument of cognition? Common sense tells us that a tear masks perception. On the other hand, in certain situations tears break through to the other side of the visible, and the world perceived through their prism (including “the world next to us”) discloses previously unforeknown strata.

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Stonka
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Stonka

Author(s): Jan Gondowicz / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2016

Lowlanders (cepry) pose a a genuine challenge for reflections on the ”phenomenon of Zakopane”, its meaning as a cultural project, and its place in the collective imagination of the Poles. Thousands of visitors flowing in and out of Zakopane and the Tatra Mts. comprise the true Great Alien and from the vantage point of the local residents - the invisible (mass-scale) man, thanks to whom, nonetheless, and under whose pressure the mentioned phenomenon continues and is subject to change. Probably nowhere in the olden and new “resort towns” of Europe has the antagonism between the local residents and the visitors been elevated to such a degree within a curious mythologisation. What did the ”lowlanders” and the ”town-dwellers” perceive and were capable of comprehending when confronted with Zakopane and the Tatras – this is a prominent question to which no one has so far discovered an answer. Scorned, they maunder next to us (the presumably superior local inhabitants), vanish, and then, in the manner of some natural phenomenon, reappear – after all, Zakopane would simply not exist without its cepry.

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Dialektyka kuchni
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Dialektyka kuchni

Author(s): Dorota Koczanowicz / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2016

The kitchen is situated next to the reception rooms and is often separated from them so as to avoid all contact with cooking smells and repellent leftovers. This is the domain of a sui generis dialectic of attraction and repulsion, since although the kitchen is a hinterland of the banquet it becomes crowded with guests who wish to take a break from the elegance of the sitting room. The kitchen also attracts many contemporary artists. The author of this text concentrated on examples of artistic activity pursued far from the space of art sanctified by tradition. An artist’s entry into a kitchen is an act of contesting traditional divisions into art and life, overstepping conventions, leaving the stage, and vanishing in the wings. Artists cook for assorted reasons. They reach for food because they seek a convenient binder of a temporary community, stand up for women “imprisoned” in kitchens, seek new fields for beauty or, on the contrary, challenge traditional aesthetic values.

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„Ja”. Wokół Brzydkiego kaczątka Hansa Christiana Andersena
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„Ja”. Wokół Brzydkiego kaczątka Hansa Christiana Andersena

Author(s): Michał Kurkowski / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2016

In the essay the author deals with The Ugly Duckling, one of the most celebrated tales by Hans Christian Andersen. By interpreting it from a biographical vantage point, indicating personal motifs in the plot, and resorting to the tradition of studying the tale, initiated by Bruno Bettelheim, M. Kurkowski refers to Jung, Freud, Adler, Hellinger, and Kazimierz Dąbrowski; at the same time, he tries to refer to Andersen’s other texts, his autobiography, and the canonical biography by Jackie Wullschlager. In doing so, the author of the essay perceives The Ugly Duckling as a story about the birth of an individual’s identity, handicapped in the initial stage but slowly overcoming successive obstacles so as to achieve natural beauty. At the same time, emphasis is placed on the fact that as children we are all such ducklings prone to complexes, and our failed attempts at showing off shape our personality and prepare us for a confrontation with the world of adults.

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Гонорарная роспись «Гражданина» (1873. №№23-39) как источник атрибуции анонимных и псевдонимных публикаций

Author(s): Alexander Otlivanchik / Language(s): English,Russian Issue: 3/2016

The article provides a critical analysis of the Fee List №№ 23—39 first published in the Journal “Grazhdanin” in 1873 with comments. It is compared with the Fee List of “Grazhdanin” № 45 (1873), which forms part of a business letter of V. P. Meshchersky to F. M. Dostoevsky under date the 5th of November, 1873. The rates of payment per text line during the editorship of Dostoevsky are précised as well as the criteria of the authors involvement of F. M. Dostoevsky, N. N. Strakhov, V. F. Putsykovich, A. U. Poretsky, A. Naumov are defined in the article.

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Проблемы публикации и комментирования незавершенных замыслов Достоевского конца 1860-х — начала 1870-х годов

Author(s): Natalia Aleksandrovna Tarasova / Language(s): English,Russian Issue: 3/2016

The article is dedicated to the problems of reading, publishing, dating and commenting on Dostoevsky’s draft notes and diaries that reveal his unaccomplished ideas in the late 1860s and early 1870s. The article proposes new textological solutions concerning scientific principles of reconstruction of handwritten materials taking into consideration peculiarities of the author's creative process and the position of handwritten notes on a page. The article studies variants of publishing author’s unaccomplished ideas, born in the broad thematic context of Dostoevsky’s diaries and among the preliminary drafts of his other incomplete works. For the first time, the study clarifies the chronological order of notes in Dostoyevsky’s notebooks, and raises a question of another sequences of their publishing in the press. Much attention is paid to the problem of commenting on Dostoevsky’s drafts. Certain mistakes, previously made in academic and other scholarly comments, have been corrected. Finally, new facts have been added to already existing comments on the manuscript texts.

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"Я пришла работать, а не для знакомства": Федор Достоевский и Анна Сниткина

Author(s): Irina Svyatoslavovna Andrianova / Language(s): English,Russian Issue: 3/2016

150 years ago, on October 4th (October 17th), 1866, a stenographer Anna Snitkina came to work to the writer Dostoevsky. So, she made a life-changing acquaintance of him, which culminated in a happy marriage and a successful creative collaboration. The subject the acquaintance of Fyodor Dostoevsky and Anna Snitkina is popular in Art and literature: it is embodied in the biographical researches, fiction, drama, cinema. At the heart of this publication there are the results of studying the creative process of writing memories by Anna Dostoevskaya about her acquaintance of the writer and their collaboration on the novel “The Gambler”. The author of the article has made a textual study of the extant editions and drafts of biographical memories of that period of Dostoevsky and his bride, made a comparison with the verbatim records of the diary of 1867. As a result, there were brought to light and considered auto censorial corrections and fragments that were not included in the last edition of memoirs at the discretion of the memoirist. These episodes of a draft manuscript are similar to verbatim records of the diary that are of greater factual certainty than memoirs. They reliably convey the circumstances and atmosphere of the first meeting of Fyodor Dostoevsky and Anna Snitkina, their work, communication problems, particular traits of characters, habits and tastes.

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РЕФЛЕКСИИ

РЕФЛЕКСИИ

Author(s): J. Lyutskanov,Tatyana Rybal'chenko,O.V. Cherkezova,Nina Barkovskaya,O. Baghdasaryan / Language(s): Russian Issue: 3/2013

Организаторы (Йордан Люцканов, Радостин Русев, Христо Манолакев) попытались найти смысл в промежуточной, между Россией и Западом, позиции болгарской русистики, надеясь на резонанс не только в России и на Западе, но и в странах Юго-Восточной и «Восточно-Центральной» Европы, по большому счету похожих на Болгарию. Трудно не заподозрить здесь проекции на «объект» условий своего собственного существования. А также трудно не признать, что удачный выбор ненадуманного «объекта» укоренен во внеситуационной промежуточности, или даже маргинальности, позиции выбравших его.

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Из неизвестных мемуаров. Анна Достоевская о старце Амвросии (по рассказам Ф. М. Достоевского и Ф. Н. Орнатского)

Author(s): Irina Svyatoslavovna Andrianova / Language(s): English,Russian Issue: 1/2016

The visit of Dostoevsky to the Optina Hermitage in became one of the main events of his spiritual life. An informative aspect of that trip – his meeting with Elder Ambrose - came to our notice mainly thanks to the notes of A. G. Dostoevskaya (in the final manuscript of her memoirs and a marginal note to "The Brothers Karamazov"). The given article considers an unpublished testimony about Dostoevsky’s stay in the Optina Hermitage – a record "About Elder Ambrose", made by the widow in the address register of subscribers for the writer’s literary works in the early 1900s. This record consists of two parts. The first part, which is considered the most valuable as a source of the theme "Dostoevsky and the Optina Hermitage", refers to the writer’s trip, his conversation with Elder Ambrose about the death of his son Alyosha and the guidance for the father in mourning. Father Ambrose’s words of guidance for Dostoevsky are a spiritual lesson to all parents who have lost their children in the period of infancy. The second part of the record tells a legend about an "irreverent son" who violated the fifth commandment of the Law of the Lord that says "Honour thy father and thy mother…", and about insightfulness of Father Ambrose of Optina learnt by Anna Grigorievna of the priest Philosopher Nikolaevich Ornatsky. This is another people’s testimony about the famous comforter and prescient. Supplement 1 to the article contains the record of A. G. Dostoevskaya "About Elder Ambrose"; Supplement 2 contains A. G. Dostoevskaya’s comment to the letters of Ph. N. Ornatsky about their acquaintance and meetings, his speeches on death-days of F. M. Dostoevsky. The notes to the supplements are provided with short biographical information about relatives and friends of the Dostoevskys: M. M. Bobryshcheva-Pushkina, the Leper, Karbasnikov nad Savostyanov families.

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О типологии, структуре и функциях архивных обложек А. Г. Достоевской

Author(s): Oksana A. Sosnovskaya / Language(s): English,Russian Issue: 1/2016

Archival (inner) covers composed by A. G. Dostoevskaya to epistolary materials of the writer’s archive is a specific document she used to add to the materials she collected. Generally, this cover represents a double-page folio or an unlabelled envelope. The unique character of these covers lies in the fact that, being composed by the writer’s wife, his beloved person, they become a historical document. The emergence of this document refers to the preparation of the Dostoevsky archive to be consigned to the storage. The article attempts to overview and describe the covers to the letters of F.M. Dostoevsky and his correspondents. The archival covers characterize the principle of Anna Grigorievna Dostoevskaya’s work, a curator and collector of Dostoevsky’s heritage; give comments on some episodes of the writer’s life.

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