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Úvodem 9
Ivan Klimeš ֊ Jan Wiendl
Prolegomena
Kde život náš je v půli se svou poutí. Poetika každodennosti
v moderní literatuře 19
Petr Málek
Banalita zla, každodennost, malé dějiny a otevřené vyprávění 69
Jiří Holý ֊ Hana Nichtburgerová
Historici, čas a normalizace: sonda do proměn
historické temporality 88
Kamil Činátl
Sondy a analýzy
Listy na papíře duchovém... Obraz lidského života
v obrozenské epištolami satiře 107
Václav Vaněk
Masaryk lidem „jen trochu myslícím“. Každodennost a hilsneriáda 124
Luboš Merhaut
Ironická idyla všedních dnů. K tvorbě Vojtěcha Rakouse 151
Daniel Vojtěch
Inscenace každodennosti jako prostředek subverze v románech
Bernarda Horsta (Příspěvek k reprezentacím každodennosti
na přelomu let 1929-1930) 182
Lukáš Holeček
Pražská idyla uprostřed apokalypsy (Poznámky ke „kulhavému
divadlu jako paradoxu každodennosti) 206
Vladimír Just
„Aby režiséři nenosili nos nahoru : Barrandovští komunisté
a každodennost českého filmaře v padesátých letech 227
Petr Szczepaník
„Výkyv každodenní / z propasti do propasti . Téma každodennosti
a jeho transformace ve vězeňské lyrice Jana Zahradníčka 250
Josef Vojvodík - Jan Wiendl
„Málem a byl bych napsal datum . Zdánlivé dějiny
v Hančových Událostech 277
Michael Špirit
Ticho pod lipami. Venkovské publikum padesátých
a šedesátých let 291
Lucie Česálková
Jak učinit všednost zajímavou? Ztvárňování každodennosti
v české próze šedesátých let 313
Petr Mareš
Každodenní chůze jako vědecká metoda: Cesta na jih
v čase normalizace 326
Libuše Heczková - Kateřina Svatoňová
Píseň našeho žití - inscenovaná normalizační každodennost
(nejen) pod taktovkou Vítězslava Rzounka 336
Julie Kočí
„Někdy se život nevyvede. Současnost a každodennost
v inscenacích znormalizované první scény 363
Barbara Topolová
„Duní vlak metrem v ránu teplém : Pár poznámek k absenci
obrazů každodennosti v česká popkultuře normalizační éry
Petr A. Bílek
384
405
Od otevřeného divadla apelu k otevřené společnosti občanů
Martin Pšenička
423
43 5
Jmenný rejstřík
Resumé / Summary
Resumé / Summary
A number of basic central themes served as the organizing criteria for our
monographic series ֊ the first volume on the theme of Nation (FF UK, Praha
2013) was followed by a volume on the theme of War (FF UK, Praha 2014).
The theme of Revolution (FF UK, Praha 2015) was the focus of the third vol-
ume. The last theme was Everydayness (2016). All these themes introduce
formative frames which make it possible to view the term Totality not only
as historical and political phenomenon, but also as a philosophical and aes-
thetic model expanding certain general ideas and forming concrete foun-
dations in a cultural and artistic context. In the first volume, the Nation was
understood to a great extent as the normative society, whose members are
connected by an array of phenomena such as language, culture, history and
education. War, the central theme of the second volume, was perceived as
an extreme situation, in which states modify the rules of the existing order,
strongly restrict and regulate the lives of citizens, interfering with them.
Especially the vast war conflicts of the 20th century had the character of to-
tal war with the potential to complete the epoch and prepare for the onset
of a new one. Revolution ֊ the theme of the third volume - is perceived as
the historical turning point (or paradigmatic change) in the development of
the society and artistic structures; it introduces the conflict of the old and
the new, and like war it has a situational dimension.
Central to our inquiry into everyday life are socio-cultural aspects, rig-
orously connected with analyses of the concrete artistic or historic-artistic
relations. Themes of everyday life and banality became topical in light of
contemporary debates about religious, war, political or private conflicts.
The common denominators of the chapters in this book are the reflections
on the paradox arising from the clash between the disparate manifestations
of everyday life (banality, everyday life as the manifestation of the true
course of life or conversely of the ideal vision, dream or desire about eve-
ryday life in an extraordinary, extreme situation) and their destruction/
reconstruction/ fulfilment/displacement of impulses and realities arising
from various conflict situations (e.g. of socio-political, artistic etc. charac-
ter). It is the conflicting nature of the clashes of the everyday manifestations
with an extreme form of the totalitarian principle (in the way of artisti-
cally expressed demands and positions as well as in the sphere of political
and cultural practices) on which the direction of individual contributions is
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based. We endeavoured to present the theme everydayness so that it would
not appear as a non-historical and decontextualized study dealing with var-
ious forms and images of everyday life, tearing these relations from their
specific historical context and viewing them in the spirit of benign apolitical
(or conversely excessively politically motivated) retrospective which (often
deliberately) displaces awareness of causes and consequences, and without
which historical context cannot be fully perceived and comprehended.
The time and topic distribution of themes mapped in the chapters of
this book cover a broad time scale (mainly but not only) of the native cul-
tural environment of the 19th and 20th centuries, i.e. in the perspective of
the so-called long modernism , and specifically in the fields of historical,
literary-historical, philological, theatrological, musicological, cinemato-
graphic and other disciplines.
This publication is - similarly as with the previous cases - divided into
two sections. The first one, called Prolegomena, consists of three studies,
each of which in its own way indicates more general goals and processes,
characteristic of the other chapters contained in this book. The analysis of
everydayness and its literary reflection in Jedlickas novella Midway Upon
the Journey of Our Life - in an existential, autobiographically based prose,
reflecting the socialistic reality of the 1950 s in the 20th century northern
Bohemia, is situated in the multifaceted introductory study of Petr Malek
in a broader literary-historical context. Simultaneously, within its frame-
work a more complex question is posed about the nature of the relation
between reality as portrayed in a work of literature and reality as it is ex-
perienced. The focus of the first part of Maleks chapter is intertextuality,
the central literary process of Jedlickas book which does not cancel the lit-
erary text s reference to the world according to Bachtins dialogism and does
not limit it within its primary literariness, but introduces into it everyday
reality and society. Jedlickas writing is not unlike ethnographic discourse,
recording the rich material of everyday life through meticulously observed
details and contemporary cultural rituals and practices: songs, films, books,
photos, political slogans and speeches, and most of all the style which co-
-creates the effect of authenticity and at the same time reflects the schisms
and conflicts of socialistic everyday life, captured mainly in the tragicomic
addiction to material things. In the following parts of the chapter, the phe-
nomenon of everyday life is introduced not only in a broader historical
context as an exclusively literary question, but also as a philosophical one.
The author looks to the texts of Rüžena Grebenickovä, who often revisited
the issue of ordinary days and plain everydayness reflecting the nature of
modern society s structure, as one of the major attributes of the 20th century
artistic prose. The author also alluded to the book of Karel Kosik, Dialectic
of the Concrete: A Study on Problems of Man and World (1963), which, through
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its continuity of the works of Edmund Husserl and especially Martin Hei-
degger in the Czech context, most clearly formed the question of the mean-
ing of everydayness, especially in its estranged, materialized and emptied
form. The last parts of the chapter are dedicated to everydayness and its
rendering in Jedlička s book both in constellation with history (revolution
and its failure) and with myth and its demythologizing. The chapter by lit-
erary historians Jiří Holý and Hana Nichtburgerová, named The Banality
of Evil, Everydayness, Small-scale History and Open Narrative is based on Han-
nah Arendťs reflections on the banality of eviľ in her famous book about
Eichmanns process in Jerusalem, where Arendt poses a key question: Were
the crimes against humanity committed during the Second World War some
historical anomaly, or were they the concealed face of modern civilisation?
The authors are expanding on the initial question of whether the mass mur-
der of innocents can become an everyday act of the bureaucratic machinery.
They seek answers through an analysis of the aesthetic representation of
war, holocaust and genocides in literature and art. In the third text of the in-
troductory block called Historians, Time and Normalization: Changes of Histor-
ic Temporality, the author ֊ historian Kamil Činátl - focused on the charac-
teristics of the specific temporality which is typical of contemporary histo-
riographical works based on the interest in everydayness. The main focus is
on the friction between storytelling, whose temporality is based on the tra-
ditional understanding of political history, and stories which are produced
by expert historians as well as amateurs dealing with everydayness (for ex-
ample various instances of oral history, interest in subcultures, pop cul-
ture Histotainment). The author is thematically focusing on Czech history,
specifically the period of Normalization and the related historiographical
and non-fiction production after the year 1989. With regard to the extent
of the production he limits himself to case probes into the specific genres
and media. In the background of concrete analyses and interpretations he
is striving to grasp the general problem of temporality of historiographical
narration based on the interest in what was happening besides big history .
Among other questions, the author asks the following: On which concept of
temporality is contemporary historiography of everydayness based? How is
this concept of historical time connected to the traditional great storytell-
ing ? Can the perspective of everydayness subvert the totalizing narratives?
What role do the so-called new media and modern technology play here?
The second section of the book, Probes and Analyses, collects case stud-
ies which are interdisciplinarily based and ranked on the basis of thematic
chronological order, and dedicated to the concrete art-historic problems.
In the chapter Letters on Ghost Paper... The Depiction of Human Life in Revival-
ist Epistolary Satire literary historian Václav Vaněk focuses on epistolary
satirical volumes which represented a frequent genre of revivalist humor-
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istic prose. In the most important ones, above all in Čelakovský s Significant
Letters from Insignificant People (Patrné dopisy nepatrných osob), in Tyľs Bo-
hemian Garnets (České granáty) and in Nerudas collection From the Edi-
tors Pocket Book (Z tobolky redaktorovy), there is not only the resonation of
the everyday life of the Czech society in the decades of its foundation and
development, but it also contains criticism of greed, ignorance and the de-
sire to own possessions - traits which, in the framework of the Czech world,
fatally formed the reality of life, patriotic attitudes as well as the relation-
ship to culture and art. In the chapter When Masaryk Speaks to Those with
Common Sense Everydayness and the *Hilsneriade , literary historian Luboš
Merhaut examines this process (1899-1900) as a peculiar case and type of
polemic in the context of the polemical events taking place at the turn of
the century (which he has already examined in previous volumes, focusing
on various aspects), revealing the state of civilian and cultural life. It will
predominantly focus on the involvement of T. G. Masaryk, both on his long-
-term and purposeful, practical and polemical endeavour for the critical
analysis and modern change of the national society s everyday life, and also
with the emphasis on the relations and conflicts of various concepts of mo-
dernity with conservative everydayness, of common sense and humanity
with superstitions, and of anti-Semitism or clericalism manifesting itself
in the society and its artistic life. In the chapter The Ironic Idyll of Ordinary
Days literary historian and theorist Daniel Vojtěch discusses the work of
Vojtěch Rakous. He analyses the work that is considered a representative
literary mark in the Czech-Jewish movement, a work stemming from short
essay writing, realistic journalism and magazine writing of the latter half
of the 1880 s. The author shows the way to the individualisation of language
and genre in this work, a way to the peculiar syncretism of genre moving
along the border between aesthetic convictions and ideological demands,
to the prose writer s relation to contemporary literary scholarship and
to its Czech-Jewish horizon as the lifelong task of critical self-reflection.
The theme of the study is the forming of a linguistic and genre expression
of Rakous s storytelling irony, as well as the context with which he forges
his own path and builds the picture of a community on the border between
the everyday and the unstoppable activating ideological noise of modern
times. The purpose of the authors analysis is to highlight the relatively
complicated context of Rakous s beginnings, the context in which he de-
fined his storytelling style and to bring to attention the historical situation
which stays preserved in his late prose as a conflicting meaning of actuality,
from which arises a remembrance of the picture of perfect order with its
rhythm of ordinary and festive days. In the chapter called The Staging of Eve-
rydayness as a Means of Subversion in the Prosaic Work of Bernard Horst (Rep-
resentations of Everydayness at the Turn of 1929 and 1930), literary historian
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Lukáš Holeček is freely inspired by the ideas of Konrad Paul Liessmann,
who in the book The Universe of Things: Towards the Aesthetics of Everydayness
(Czech language edition: 2012) defines everydayness as the experience of
eternal return of the same in ordinary form . In his contribution, Holeček
is freely inspired by this idea and focuses on the prosaic work of Bernard
Horst. In their time, five of his prosaic books published in the 1930 s repre-
sented an interesting focal point of clashes of contemporary negotiations
over the phenomena of everydayness (country life, physicality, eroticism,
sport...) primarily because of the subversive and parodie nature of his
prose as well as its language, all of which contemporary literary critique
naturally tried to domesticate, tame or push aside. In the chapter called
Prague Idyll Amid Apocalypse (‘Limping Theatre as a Paradox of Everydayness),
theatre historian and critic Vladimir Just concentrates on a less-known
fact from the history of the Czech theatre at the time of German occupa-
tion. As is known, beginning on the September 1st 1944 on Goebbels s or-
ders, theatres were forbidden from operating on the entire territory of
the Third Reich, including Protectorate, until the end of the war. A lesser
known fact is that on April 1st the Protectorate Authority gave permission
to restart the activities of Prague National Theatre (both Opera and Drama)
in the largest Prague theatre building, in the so-called Temporary Theatre
in Karlin, where the drama section of the National Theatre regularly per-
formed (the theatre and the surge in attendance numbers, which were not
seen before or since then, are typical signs of everydayness in the Protec-
torate, and the six month pause only intensified the hunger for theatre).
The author asks what this false and (from above) prescribed illusion of eve-
rydayness meant, and what standpoint the actors as well as theatre-goers
assumed. Was it some peculiar form of collaboration, a continuation of in-
famous manifestations from the time of the Heydrichiade?
The Czech film industry was nationalized as early as 1945, nevertheless
it was not until 1948-1949 that its final legal and organisational centrali-
sation took place, with its severest form lasting until the year 1954. This is
manifested mainly in the production, where the traditional methods and at-
titudes of the film makers (their production culture ) are confronted with
the conception of film factories, derived from heavy industry. This situation
presents the starting-point of the chapter written by the film historian Petr
Szczepanik called So That Directors Would Not Be Conceited: The Barrandov
Communists and Everydayness of the Czech Film Makers in the 1950 s. The most
striking clash of the old and new ideas about the organisation of artistic
work is to be seen in the creative professions of screenwriters, actors and
directors. The artists who had been accustomed to working as freelanc-
ers, home at night or in country hotels and discussing projects in the cafes
around Wenceslas Square, suddenly have to commute ten kilometres every
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day to the Barrandov film studios, where they have to share time and sur-
roundings with hundreds of derks, technicians and, above all, manual
workers. Their desperate complaints offer a unique insight into everyday
life of a film maker, endangered by the totalitarian approach of cultural
production. In the chapter called ‘The Everyday Swing / from Abyss to Abyss .
The Theme of Everydayness and its Transformation in Jan Zahradniceks Prison
Poetry, art historian and theorist Josef Vojvodik and literary historian Jan
Wiendl focus on the interpretation of Czech poet Jan Zahradníček s vers-
es from the period of his imprisonment (the collection The House of Fear /
containing verses from the years 1951-1956/ and Four Summers /verses from
the years 1956-1960/). In their opinion, the exceptionality of these verses
can be attributed to several factors. On the one hand it is as if the prison
verses of Zahradníček reflect nearly all of his developmental phases, which
were the predecessors of his final life and creative period. However, we can
see apparent metamorphosis in the formulation of a new life experience,
which was caused by Zahradniceks arrest by the Communist State Secu-
rity. It can be said that in his verses Zahradníček builds an alternative order
of everyday life and an artistic activity, which - the more it is destabilised
by external reality - rests deeper on the principle starting points which he,
however, submits to fundamental revision. It is as though the poet was really
living through the poetry as an integral personality, as a husband and father,
but also as a man conscious of certain value horizon which must never (and
can never) be transgressed by the all-stupefying brutality and debilitating
everyday prison stereotype. In the chapter Writing Every Day, literary histo-
rian, critic and editor Michael Špirit pays attention to the texts of Jan Hanč
which were written at the turn of the 1950 s and i960 s and were conceived as
the so-called small literary form (sketch, anecdote, aphorism). In this chap-
ter he observes the creation of their manuscripts and the work of the edi-
torial staff. He also attempts to show how the illusion of an autobiographi-
cal report is invoked and how athematic everydayness is issued in light of
the (at the time) contemporary published literary production. Here the au-
thor analyses the depiction of Hanč s texts, as created by literary-historical
manuals and literary critical concretizations of the last quarter century.
In the chapter Silence Under the Linden Trees. The Rural Audience of the Fif-
ties and Sixties, film historian Lucie Česálková analyses the changes in cin-
ema attendance and television viewing in the Czechoslovakian countryside
in the fifties and sixties. Based on the audience surveys and public opinions
of the time, interviews with eyewitnesses and analyses of contemporary
programmes, she points to the fact that the collectivisation of agriculture,
industrialisation of countryside and efforts to modernise villages repre-
sent in many respects contradictory tendencies which nonetheless compli-
mented the consumption of culture and the use of media. The causes of
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resistance to the cinema, which became evident from the continuously de-
creasing attendance in spite of the audiences perception of film as one of
the most popular forms of entertainment, are explained here in a broader
context of the social, demographic and geographic changes of the post war
Czech countryside and in connection to the prompt and massive accept-
ance of television by the rural population. In the chapter called How Can
Banality be Made Interesting? Impersonating Everydayness in the Czech Prose
of the i960 s, philologist and film historian Petr Mareš states that the is-
sues of life’s stereotypicality, trivial repetition of the same actions within
the framework of family and work functioning, as well as the language ri-
gidity (in communication) and rigidity of thought became one of the sig-
nificant (and innovative) themes of i960 s Czech prose. On the backdrop
of this gloomy situation, attempts were then made (usually trivial and
destined to failure) of the depicted characters striving to find a meaning-
ful mode of existence. The purpose of the study is to show using selected
examples the characteristic ways in which the given topis was handled, and
the similarities and differences between its literary and film interpreta-
tions. In the chapter called Everyday walk as a scientific method. Journey south
in the time of normalisation, literary historian and theorist Libuše Heczko-
vá and film theorist Kateřina Svatoňová return to the journey in the foot-
steps of K. H. Mácha as described his diary entries, which was undertaken
by literary theorist Růžena Grebeníčková in the period of severe normali-
sation. This journey was carried out as a literary-theoretical and histori-
cal challenge of understanding the suspended meanings in Machas diary,
the everydayness which he recorded and which, as Grebeníčková clearly
showed, was later reflected in his work.
Grebeníčkovás points of departure also contained the radicalism of rev-
olutionary formalism with its constant movement and a conscious destabi-
lisation of perspective. In the chapter called The song of our lives. Staged Nor-
malising Everydayness Conducted (Not Only) by Vítězslav Rzounek, theatre his-
torian Julie Kočí deals with two staged performances of the National Thea-
tre in the early 1980 s. The first one, The Time of a Man, was created in the Na-
tional Theatre Ballet in May 1980. The second, called The Song of Our Lives
and accompanied by the subheading Scenic Assembly for the 60th Anniversary
of the Foundation of the Party was created in May 1981 based on the script
which Vítězslav Rzounek was commissioned to prepare. Both of the staged
performances were created as contemporary works with the aim to portray
and, in the spirit of contemporary ideology, celebrate* the common reality
or everydayness of the socialistic man. In the chapter called Sometimes Life
Is a Failure: Contemporaneousness and Everydayness in the Staged Performances
of the Normalised First Stage theatre historian Barbara Topolová focuses
on the analysis of several original Czech normalisation plays and their pre-
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mieres. She observes the difficulty, perhaps even impossibility, in captur-
ing everyday life whose depiction in theatre staged plays is usually more or
less connected to the present, and which contains a high level of mimesis.
This is perhaps the reason why the few rare attempts to capture everyday-
ness on stage (Jiří Daněk, The Autobiography of My Uncle, premiere 1983; Jiří
Hubač, The Good Old Band, premiere 1984) were destined to fail in the pe-
riod where the rigid picture of life was in sharp contrast with the reality.
The described situation is compared with the stage performance of HaDi-
vadlo Daughters of the Nation (text and direction Arnošt Goldflam, premiere
1987) that as the first one probably succeeded in overcoming the fatal lim-
its observed earlier. In the chapter 7he Train Thunders in the Underground
in a Warm Morning*: Missing Pictures of Everydayness in the Czech Popular
Culture of the Normalization Era literary and cultural theorist Petr A. Bflek
bases his thesis on the finding that high culture is capable of functioning
solely on the basis of a broad spectrum of intrinsic textual meanings of-
fered by deep texts, whereas popular culture, which does not limit the con-
sumer in any restrictive way and allows him to do with the text whatever
he likes, opens the space for the experiences of everyday lives. In works
of ‘high culture everydayness can occur as a sub-theme, flag-theme or ele-
ment. Everydayness must occur in mental pictures which we generate from
the works of popular culture and keep in our minds; it needn t necessar-
ily be part of the text itself but it is always inevitably part of the received
perception of the work. In the chapter called From the Open Theatre of Ap-
peal to the Open Society of Citizens theatre historian and theoretician Mar-
tin Pšenička writes about Václav Havels reflections from the beginning of
the 1980 s, in which he criticised the fetishization of merits of public per-
sons, a phoney creation of morality for the press . He states that in the year
2016 we can say with an unclear conscience that attempts are appearing
to transport Václav Havel, by means of various fetishizations and monu-
mentalization strategies, into the haven of moral merits . In contempo-
rary writing about Václav Havel, he perceives the greatest danger in this
participation of everyday fetishizing phraseology which encompasses us
with an increasing intensity. On the backdrop of this parallel, the author
observes the process by which Havels personality, even in his lifetime, was
gradually transformed into a fixed point in the past, becoming a symbolical
figure of our communicative and gradually evolving cultural memory.
Dear readers, we hope that this book, in a way similar to the previous
three volumes, will become a welcome stimulus for deeper contemplations
of historical, social, artistic and theoretical connections.
Ivan Klimeš and Jan Wiendl
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Jmenný rejstřík
A
Adorno, Theodor W. 25,26,45,50,5ip., 61
Agamben, Giorgio 191 p.
Aischylos 212 p.
Alba de Toledo, Fernando Álvarez 121
Aleš, Mikoláš 159
Alexandr Veliký 121
Alexandrov, Grlgoríj 352
Altenberg, Peter 279, 280
Anna Stuartovna 392
Anouilh, Jean 211 p.
Apitz, Bruno 71, 83
Arendtová, Hannah 11, 69,75, 257,409
Ariěs, Phillipe 44 p.
Arichtev, Biser 91 p.
Assmann, Jan 406
Atget, Eugěne 52 p.
Auerbach, Berthold 161
Auerbach, Erich 30 p., 62, 63
Augé, Marc 327
Augustinus Aurelius 88, 89
Auředníček, Zdenko 126
Auředničková, Anna 188 p.
B
Babler, O. F. 22 p., 27
Bach, Johann Sebastian 121
Bal, Mieke 327,333,334
Balzac, Honoré de 49,63 p.
Barák, Rudolf 50 p.
Bareš, Gustav 228 p.
BarŠa, Pavel 414
Barthes, Roland 45, 57,59, 60
Bartovský, Václav 288
Battaile, Georges 286 p.
Baudelaire, Charles 269
Bauer, František 274 p.
Baxa, Karel 126,130,142
Becker, Jurek 72, 79-84
Bednářová, Jitka 259 p.
Beethoven, Ludwig van 122,212 p., 351
Bělina, Pavel 95 p., 102
Beňačková-Čápová, Gabriela 354
Benda, Julien 187 p.
Beneš, Edvard 354
Beneš, Karel Josef 186,189-192, 202
Beneš, Zdeněk 88 p.
Benjamin, Walter 22, 45,51 p., 52, 61
Berdych, Václav 236 p.
Bertsch, Walter 214
Berwanger, Katrin 161 p.
Beyer, Frank 79, 82, 83 p.
Bezouška, Martin 401
Biebl, Konstantin 286,351
Bienert, Rudolf 214,219
Bláha, Inocenc Arnošt 143
Bláha, Josef 303
Blahynka, Milan 285-287
Blachut, Beno 214
Blanchot, Maurice 272-274
Blasetti, Alessandro 307
Blatný, Ivan 53 p.
Blažek, Jiří 344-347,354,357 P-
Blažek, Petr 291
Blažíček, Přemysl 289,338
Bloch, Ernst 45
Blumenberg, Hans 257,259, 263
Bočková, Marie 291
Boháč, Ladislav 206,344 p.
Bohdanova, Blanka 368,369
Bóhnel, Miroslav Bedřich 192-194
Bondy, Bohumil 166 p.
Bondy, Egon 280,384
Bor, Josef 71
Bor, Vladimír 248 p.
Borderie, Bernard 307 p.
Borecký, Jaromír 189,201
Bóme, Ludwig 161
Borowski, Tadeusz 71
Borský, Vladimír 235
Bošták, Václav 77
Bourdieu, Pierre 231, 248
Bouretz, Pierre 22
Bowler, lan 294
423
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A
Boyd, Partie 399
Brabec, Vladimír 379
Brecht, Bertold 48, 61
Breton, André 25 p., 56
Brežněv, Leonid Iljič 336 p.
Brod, Toman 127 p.
Brodskij, Josif 333
Brodský, Vlastimil 79,370,371
Broch, Hermann 64
Brtník, Václav 209
Bryant, Chad 206 p.
Brynych, Eduard 126
Brynych, Zbyněk 75
Březina, Otokar 266, 274 p.
Březnovský, Václav 130,165 p.
Budíková, Marie 214, 215
Büchner, Georg 47 p.
Burešová, Jana 295
Burian, Emil František 33, 50 p., 51,341,346,
351
Burian, Vlasta 219 p., 244
Bürger, Peter 51,52
Butler, Judith 330
Broněk, Jan 363 p.
Bachtin, Michail Michajlovič 10, 22, 28
C
Caldwell, John T. 227 p.
Caldwell, Sarah 380 p.
Cejp, Milan 304,305
de Certeau, Michel 385,393,398,399,403
Cettl, Miloš 218
Cikán, Miroslav 219 p., 238 p.
Čimická, Dagmar 367 p., 369 p., 376
Cioran, Emil M. 261 p.
Clauren, Heinrich 117
Codi, Stanislav 308
Colonna, Vittoria 121
Conrad-Martiusová, Hedwig 263
Coste, Didier 394,395 p., 403
Crha, Vaclav 209
Czech, Jan 367 p.
Č
Čajkovskij, Petr Iljič 342 p.
Čapek, Jan Blahoslav 184,186,187 p., 188 p.
Čapek, Josef 222, 251
Čapek, Karel 42,43, ւշ7 P-, 136 p., 143,185-187,
190-192,194, 202,351,353 P-
Čapková, Kateřina 162 p.
Čáslavský, Karel 346,347,354 p.
Čech, František Ringo 401,402
Čechov, Anton Pavlovic 342 p., 363
Čelakovský, František Ladislav 11,108-119,
122
Čenský, Josef 208 p.
Černá, Věra 22 p.
Černý, Bohumil 126 p.
Černý, František 206 p., 217 p., 337,363 p.
Černý, Jindřich 50 p.
Černý, Václav 93-95,98,102,282
Černyšev, Igor Alexandrovič 342 p., 345
Červinka, Antonín 304
Červinka, Vincenc 172 p.
Česálková, Lucie 302
Čiháková, Květa 296, 304
Činátl, Kamil 91 p., 95 p., 99 p.
Čočková, Helga 353
D
Dalcroze, Émile 222 p.
Daněk, Jiří 15
Daněk, Oldřich 247,364
Danon, Oskar 213 p.
Dante Alighieri 22-27, 29,30 p., 38,49, 63,121
Davies, lan 90 p.
Davy, Marie-Madeleine 261 p.
Dědič, Karel 165 p.
Delacroix, Eugène 23
Demi, Jakub 250
Desnos, Robert 52 p., 53 p.
Destinnová, Ema 339
Deyl, Rudolf 206
Diderot, Denis 29-31
Diviš, Ivan 21 p., 54,55
Dlouhý, Miloš 300
Dlouhý, Vladimír 353
Dobiáš, Václav 351
Doblin, Alfred 44, 63 p.
Doležal, Bohumil 277 p., 286
Doležal, Jiří 206 p., 219 p.
Donath, Oskar 160,173,177
Donovan 399
Dostál, Jiří 214, 215 p.
Dostal, Karel 206,212, 213,219 P-, 223
Dostojevskij, Fjodor Michajlovič 279
Doyle, Arthur Conan 391
Drda, Adam 100
Drda, Jan 36,73
Dreisel, Radim 351
424
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Dreyfus, Alfred 126,129,130,137,138
Drottnerová, Marta 347,354,355,357 P-
Drtil, Artuš 157
Duby, Georges 44 p.
Ducloux, Walter 213 p.
Dunajevskij, Isaak352
Durych, Jaroslav 185,1S7 p·, 188
Dušek, Jan 368
Dušek, Václav 401
Dvořák, Antonín 121, 211 p., 344
Dvořák, František 233, 243 p.
Dvořák, Ladislav 280
Dyk, Viktor 212 p.
E
Eco, Umberto 394
Ehlich, Konrád 167 p.
Ejchenbaum, Boris 35
Eichmann, Adolf 11,69,70,75
Ejzenštejn, Sergej Michajlovič 200 p.
Eisner, Pavel 185-189,196,202
Eliot, Thomas Stearns 61
Engels, Friedrich 355
Erben, Karel Jaromír 118
Erben, Václav 327
Ešpaj, Andrej Jakovievič 342 p·, 345
Everling, Friedrich Wilhelm 151
F
Fábera, Miloslav 248 p., 375 p.
Fabiánová, Vlasta 206
Fajfr, František 187
Famíra, Emanuel 234 p.
Fedele, Cassandra 121
Feuchert, Sascha 83
Fiala, Jiří 218 p.
Fielding, Henry 107 p.
Fikar, Ladislav 247
Filip, František 369 p.
Filipovský, František 353
Fischer, Josef Ludvík 186,187 p.
Fischer, Karel 156,162,167
Fiske, John 385
Fišer, Luboš 347 p.
Fixa, Jaroslav 336 p., 349 Р-, 357-359,367,376 p.
Flaubert, Gustave 60,63 p.
Fleming, lan 386,387,389-392,395,39»
Florian, Miroslav 288
Foerster, Josef Bohuslav 339
Forman, Miloš 406
Foucault, Michel 191 p., 256
Fraenkl, Pavel 187 p.
Franc, Martin 303,304
Frank, Karl Hermann 210,218,219
Frankl, Michal 162 p.
Frejka, Jiří 206,212,215,216,222 p., 223
Freud, Sigmund 45,20З
Fric, Josef Václav 412
Fric, Martin 219 p., 240
Fried, Jiří 313,315,318,319
Frýd, Norbert 71
Fučík, Bedřich 27 p., 5L 184,185,190, 252,253,
263, 264
Fučík, Julius 73,351
Fuchs, Alfred 172,175,187 P·
Fuchs, Rudolf 188 p.
G
Gablásová, Dana 99 p.
Gabzdyl, Emerich 345
Gajerová, Naděžda 353
Geisslová, Irma 159 p.
Gellner, Ernest 408
Gellner, František 169 p.
Genette, Gérard 62,387,393 p.
Géricault, Theodore 23
Gérová, Irena 379 p., 380
Giraudoux, Jean 211 p.
Gledhill, John 231 p.
Gleich, Jaroslav 215
Glinka, Michail Ivanovic 345
Glitter Gary 384
Goebbels, Joseph 12,207 p.
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von 107,212,215,
216, 219 p-, 264
Gogol, Nikolaj Vasiljevič 33,172 p.
Goldflam, Arnošt 15,70,72
Gorkij, Maxim 342
Gotlieb, František
Gott, Karel 384
Gottlieb, Václav 212 p.
Gottwald, Klement 36,37,57, 58,59,188 p.,
300,354,396
Götz, František 186 p., 201, 223,413
Gramsci, Antonio 46 p.
Grebeníčková, Růžena 10,14,15, 21,31-33,
39-43,47 P·, 50, 52, 65, 78,79, 279,326,
328-333
Greenblatt, Stephen 184 p.
Grégr, Eduard 166 p.
JMENNÝ REJSTŘÍK
425
Griffiths, Richard 126 p.
Grigorovič, Jurij 344
Grógerová, Bohumila 280, 282, 283
Grossman, Jan 50 p., 75, 288,405,408,414,
416,417
Gundolf, Friedrich 45
H
Haas, Hugo 219 p.
Hájek, Jiří 238 p., 367,369, 373 P-, 377 P·» 378
Hájek, Miloš 91
Hájek, Petr 401
Halas, František 251 p., 288, 289,351
Halfacree, Keith H. 292
Haman, Aleš 19 p., 20 p., 314,315
Hamannová, Brigitte 159 p.
Hammel, Pavol 400
Hampl, František 157 p.
Hanč, Jan 14, 21 p., 53 p., 34 P·, 277-289
Hanč, Oldřich 281,283
Handzel, Karel 157
Hartog, François 89
Hauková, Jiřina 53 p., 280, 283
Hausenblas, Karel 26 p.
Hausmann, Jiří 351
Havel, Václav 15,16,95-97,102, 280, 288,339,
356,357,405-411, 413-419
Havelka, Jiří 298
Havelková, Libuše 353
Havlíček Borovský, Karel 108 p., 142
Havlíček, Zbyněk 55 p.
Haydn, Joseph 121
Heczková, Libuše 37,143 p., 326,332 p., 333
Heczko, Damián 333
Hedbávný, Zdeněk 228, 233
Heidegger, Martin 10,46,49,63 p., 286 p.
Heine, Heinrich 55 p., 161
Heine, Maurice 55 p.
Hejna, Jaroslav 246,247
Helge, Ladislav 232 p.
Hemingway, Ernest 51
Hendrych, Jiří 244 p.
Herben, Jan 126,135,156-158,162,164-166,
168,172 p.
HerlolŠsohn, Karl viz Herloš, Karel
Herloš, Karel 153
Herrmann, Ignát 173
Herzog, Werner 161 p., 333
Heřman, Zdeněk 21 p., 54
Heřmánek, Karel 379
Heřmánek, Miloslav 347,353
Heumos, Peter 295,309
Heydrich, Reinhardt 337 p.
Hilar, Karel Hugo 220 p.
Hilsenrath, Edgar 82
Hilsner, Izim 138 p.
Hilsner, Leopold 125,126,130,134,136-141,
143P-
Himmler, Heinrich 70
Hirschová, Jindřiška 352 p.
Hiršal, Josef 20, 280,282, 283
Hite, James 292
Hitler, Adolf 214, 257
Hlaváčová, Jana 354
Hlávka, Miloš 212 p., 216,222-224
Hlávka, Petr 222 p.
Hlávková, Irma 222
Hoťfmann, Kurt 307
Hofman, Eduard 229
Hofman, Vlastislav 213 p.
Hofmannsthal, Hugo von 45
Höger, Karel 206,215
Hoggart, Keith 292
Holan, Otakar 358
Holan, Vladimír 289,351
Hölderlin, Friedrich 27
Holeček, Lukáš 186 p.
Holland, Agnieszka 100 p.
Holub, Miroslav 288
Holý, Jiří 76
Homér 62,121 p.
Homoláč, Jiří 162 p.
Honzík, Karel 292
Honzíková, Milena 377,380
Honzl, Jindřich 307
Hora, Josef 200 p., 351
Horák, Pavel 291
Horáková, Eva 304
Horáková, Milada 56 p.
Hořčic, Miroslav 280
Horch, Hans Otto 161 p.
Horkheimer, Max 61
Horníček, Miroslav 288
Horst, Bernard (vl. jm. Otakar Poupa) 12,
182-185,187 p., 189,192-203
Hořejší, Jindřich 351
Höß, Rudolf 70,75
Hostinský, Otakar 156
Hostovský, Egon 199
Houška, Josef Vojtěch 108 p.
426
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Houžvička, Josef 287
Howorth, Chris 293
Hozák, Jan 127 p.
Hrabal, Bohumil 21,289,411
Hrdina, Jiří 350,357 P·, 359
Hromádka, Milan 298,305,307
Hrouda, Vladimír 343,355
Hrska, Alexandr Vladimír 192
Hrubín, František 282,351
Hrušínský, Rudolf 370,371,37^
Hrušková, Marie 291
Hrůzová, Anežka 125
Hříbková, Hana 72 p., 76 p., 79 p-
Hubač, Jiří 15,369,370,372,374; 375; 376 p.
Hubáček, Miroslav 232, 241
Hudeček, Václav 348
Hudek, Jindřich 238 p., 239; 240,242
Hulik, Štěpán 248 p.
Husák, Gustáv 354,407
Husserl, Edmund 10,44,45; 46 p.
Huysmans, Joris Karl 279
Hvízdala, Karel 407
Hynková Vrbová, Martina 101
Hýsek, Miloslav 159 p., 163 p., 175
CH
Chačatur jan, Aram 344
Chalabala, Zdeněk 212
Chalupecký, Jindřich 285, 286 p.
Chalupníčková, Sylva 354
Charvát, Josef 213 p.
Chitnis, Rajendra A. 316
Chlíbcová, Milada 330,333
Choderlos de Laclos, Pierre Ambroise
François 107
Chocholoušek, Prokop 153
Churchill, Winston 82
Chválová, Olga 377 p., 380 p.
I
Iggersovà, Wilma 158 p., 176 p.
Iltis, Rudolf 78
J
Jablonský, Boleslav 154
Jacques-Dalcroze, Émile viz Dalcroze, Émile
Jagger, Mick 399
Jakobson, Roman 38,40
Jakubowska, Wanda 71
Jan z Hvězdy 107,153
Janáček, Leoš 339,341,342,351
Janáčková, Jaroslava 108,161
Janda, Bohumil 192,i94p·, 203
Janda, Jiří 297
Jankélévitch, Vladimír 265 p.
Janoušek, Pavel 313, 314,319, 320
Jasjnkojtis, K. 157
Jedenáctík, Vladimír 214,215
Jedlička, Benjamin 191
Jedlička, Josef 10,19-41,43 P-, 48-55, 56 p.,
57-62, 65
Jech, Karel 295
Jenčík, Joe 212 p., 213 p., 214
Jernek, Karel 339 p., 345
Jerneková, Klára 353
Jílek, Jan 364-367, 371,374,376
Jílovec, Jaroslav 244
Jirásek, Alois 211 p., 339,341,346 p.
Jirous, Ivan Martin 251
John, Jiří 77
John, Radek 401
Joyce, James 43, 61-64,175
Jung, Carl Gustav 220
Jung, Josef 349,350 P-
Jungmann, Josef 45 P·» 117
Jungmann, Milan 313,314
Juřík, Vladimír 305
Just, Vladimír 206 p., 222 p., 224 p., 336,410 p.
K
Kabíček, Josef 346
Kadaňka, Jiří 347 p.
Kadlecová, Erika 91
Kafka, Franz 48, 57,61, 65,72, 75,151,176 p.,
188,228,280,286 p., 417
Kainar, Josef 351,384,400
Kaízr, Miloslav 357-359
Kalandra, Závis 56
Kalinová, Lenka 295
Kamenický, Jindřich 214
Kanner, Heinrich 128 p.
Kaplan, Jan 218 p.
Karásek ze Lvovic, Jiří 188 p.
Karfík, Vladimír 20 p., 21 p.
Karel 1.126
Karen, Bedřich 206,215,219-222
Kárný, Miroslav 77 p.
Kaška, Václav 230 p.
Kašlík, Václav 344
Kassowitz, Peter 79
JMENNÝ REJSTŘÍK
427
Kecskeméti, Paul 188
Kemr, Josef 370,371
Kieval, Hillel J. 153,158 p., 163 p., 165 p., 166 p.
Klášterský, Antonín 287
Kleinerová, Antonie 56 p.
Klicpera, Václav Kliment 118 p.
Klíma, Ivan 20
Kliment, Alexander 19,20
Klímová, Marie 126
Klineberger, Bohdan 170
Klos, Elmar 228,229 p., 232
Klügerová, Ruth 84 p.
Knap, Josef 187 p., 192 p.
Knapík, Jiří 229,233,238 p., 240,303,338 p.
Koblasa, Jan 406
Koblitz, Andreas 158 p.
Kocáb, Michael 327
de Коек, Paul 117
Kočí, Přemysl 346
Kočová, Zuzana 50 p.
Kodíček, Josef 172,173,175
Kohn, Jindřich 151
Kohout, Eduard 206,215,216,221
Kohout, Karel 229,238
Kolár, Josef Jiří 107 p., 108-110,118 p., 120-122
Kolářová, Eva 364 p.
Kolář, Jan 248 p.
Kolář, Jiří 20,53 p., 79,280,282,284 p., 288,
289
Kolář, Václav 201 p.
Koloc, Miroslav 330 p.
Komárek, Jan 251 p.
Konečná, Hana 206 p., 363 p.
Kopecký, Jan 206 p., 363 p.
Kopecký, Václav 233, 238 p., 239,302
Kör per, Miroslav 156 p.
Kosík, Karel 10,34» 45~49»52» 283
Kosseleck, Reinhart 90,92
Kossuth, Lájos 165 p.
Kostka, Petr 353
Kotrba, Miroslav 297
Koucký, Jaroslav 247
Kovárna, František 187,189,200
Kovář, Oldřich 214
Kovařovic, Karel 340
Kovtun, Jiří 126 p.
Kracauer, Siegfried 45
Král, Jaroslav 349 p.
Král, Václav 300
Kramerius, Václav Rodomil 108 p.
428
Krásnohorská, Eliška 212,214
Krátká, Lenka 97
Krátký, Radovan 76
Kraus, Jiří 127
Kraus, Karl 176 p.
Kraus, Vlastimil 176 p.
Krause, H. H. 188
Krejča, Otomar 346
Krejčí, Iša 213 p.
Krejčí, Jaroslav 214
Krejčík, Jiří 240
Krejčová, Helena 169 p.
Kreuzmann, František 215
Kronawetter, Ferdinand 126
Kroupa, Adolf 53 p.
Kroutvor, Josef 333 p.
Krulišová, Jarmila 353
KřiŠťan, František 300
Kříženecká-Dubská, Milada 197 p.
Kubálek, Michal 291
Kubásek, Václav 235
Kuběna, Jiří 280
Kučera, Jaroslav 327
Kučera, Martin 127 p.
Kučera, Václav 347 p.
Kuh, David 164
Kuh, Moses Ephraim 161
Kupka, Jiří Svetozár 395-399» 402
Kůra, Miroslav 347 p.
Kural, Václav 218 p.
Kůrová, Jana 354,357 p.
Kusáková, Lenka 122 p.
Kvapil, Josef M. 206 p., 208 p.
Kysela, František 212 p.
L
Lachmannová, Renate 35
Lamač, Karel 219 p.
Landa, Antonín 344
Laurin, František 358 p., 364 p., 367
Lautréamont, Comte de 52
Le Goff, Jacques 44 p.
Lebeděv-Kumač, Vasilij Ivanovic 352
Lederer, Eduard 160 p., 161 p., 166 p., 169 p.,
170,176
Lefebvre, Henri 46 p., 175,393» 394
Leiter, Vojtěch 248 p.
Lenin, Vladimír Iljič 56, 58,251 p,, 337-34°,
342,345,346,355
KULTURA A TOTALITA IV - KAŽDODENNOST
Levi, Primo 71
Lhoták, Kamil 288
Liehm, Antonín Jaroslav 232
Liessmann, Konrád Paul 12,184
Lindbergh, Charles 28
Linhart, Lubomír 236
Linhartová, Věra 21
Link, Jürgen 328,329
Littell, Jonathan 69
Lobkowicz, Nikolaus 265
Longos 60
Lopatka, Jan 21 p., 277,279, 288,314
Lošťák, Radoslav 365,373
Lucas, George 96
Lueger, Karl 165 p.
Lukács, György 25,46 p., 62
Lukavská, Klára 377 p., 378 p.
Lukavský, Radovan 353,368,377 p., 378 p.,
379-381
Luťanský, Ivan 378 p., 379,380
M
MacDonald, Callum 218 p.
Macek, Antonín 351
Macourek, Miloš 288
Macura, Vladimír 24,25,58 p., 329 p., 338,
339 p., 406,411,412,419
Mačas, Dominik 277 p.
Mähen, Jiří 188 p.
Mácha, Karel Hynek 14,15, 26, 29,38,39,49,
56 p., 326,329-333
Mácha, Michal 49
Macháček, Miroslav3ó3 p., 364 p., 377 p.
Macháček, Oldřich 238,239,243
Machar, Josef Svatopluk 156
Machatý, Gustav 307
Macholda, Josef 240
Machonin, Sergej 371 p., 381
Majakovskij, Vladimir Vladimirovič 40, 50
p., 56,34Ն Յ46
Majerová, Marie 202,350
Málek, Petr 23,76 p., 186 p.
Málek, Prokop 364 p.
Malý, Jakub 108 p.
Malý, Radek 72
Mandaus, Luděk 213, 214
Mandelštam, Osip 26
Marek, Jiří 244
Maria, Jaroslav 201
Maritain, Jacques 187
Martínek, Vojtěch 172
Martinů, Bohuslav 351
Marx, Karl 46,47,355
Masaryk, Tomáš Garrigue 12, 94,124-145,156,
164 p·, 172,186 p., 187,354
Máša, Antonín 377-379
Mašek, Jaroslav 350
Mathauser, Zdeněk 33 p., 35,36,332
Mathesius, Bohumil 33
Matula, Antonín 194 p.
Matulová, Vlasta 353
Mazáčová, Barbara viz Topolová, Barbara
Mazalová, Růžena 344
Medřická, Dana 347,353-355,365,366,376
Medvecká, Taťjana 353
Meletinskij, Jeleazar Moisejevič 61
Melikov, Arif 344
Mencl, Vojtěch 91,92
Merhaut, Luboš 127
Merta, Vladimír 400
Mervart, Jan 47 p.
Mihaileanu, Radu 72
Mika, Zdeněk 238
Miller, Henry 286 p.
Mišík, Vladimír 384,400
Miškovský, Josef 159
Mixa, Josef 337,342,345 P·, 346-356, 357 P-,
359
Molière 212,213,216
Moravec, Bohumil 297
Moravec, Emanuel 210, 214, 218, 219, 222
Moser, Bedřich 108 p.
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus 49,121,122
Mrkvička, Otakar 251 p.
Mrňka, Jaroslav 295
Mrštík, Alois 212
Mrštík, Vilém 156, 212
Mukařovský, Jan 29 p., 416
Müller, František Jan 192
Müller, Karel jr. 408
Münz, Sigmund 128
Musil, Robert 44
Musorgskij, Modest Petrovič 344,345
Muzika, František 212
N
Nachtmanová, Hana 354
Napoleon I. Bonaparte 121
Nasková, Růžena 206
Neckář, Václav 400
JMENNÝ REJSTŘÍK
429
Nedbal, Karel 213 p.
Nedošinská, Antonie 217 p.
Nejedlý, Zdeněk 200 p., 210,232,341,368
Nekula Marek 162 p.
Němcová, Božena 119,121,161,173,339,340
Němeček, Jiří 344 345,349 p.
Neruda, Jan 11,108-110,113,116-120,122,162,
17Յ, 339
Nesvadba, Miloš 353
Neubauer, Jaroslav 240
Neumann, Birgit 327
Neumann, Stanislav 217 p.
Neumann, Stanislav Kostka 286,351
Neveux, Georges 211 p.
Nezval, Jaroslav 340,350
Nezval, Vítězslav 33,184,185,286,287,351,
355
Nietzsche, Friedrich 143 p., 265,266,268,269
Noha, Jan 352
Nohejl, Marek 44 p.
Nokės, Jeffery D. 89 p.
Nolte, Ernst 264 p.
Nono, Luigi 380 p.
Novák, Arne 30,188 p., 201,202
Novák, Rudolf (pseud. Jiří Argus) 209
Novák, Vítězslav 211 p.
Novák, Vojta 213
Novomeský, Laco 351
Novotný, Josef Alois 248 p.
Nový, Oldřich 228
Nünning, Angar 327 p.
O
Obzina, Jaromír 349,350 p.
Olbracht, Ivan 184
Opelík, Jiří 21,29,53
Oslzlý, Petr 4Ո
Ostrčil, Otokar 212 p.
Otáhal, Milan 91
Otava, Zdeněk 217
Otruba, Mojmír 29,153,154 p., 158,162 p.,
172 p.
Otte, Irmgard viz Hlávková, Irma
Ouřadová, Dagmar 367 p., 369 p.
P
Padevět, Jiří 206 p., 218 p.
Pagels, Elaine 262 p.
Palacký, František 95 P·, 121,165 P-, 412,4*3
Palach, Jan 100 p.
Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da 121
Palivec, Josef 56
Palouš, Martin 409,410
Papoušek, Vladimír 20,184 p.
Páral, Vladimír 313,314,319-324
Páteřová, Jana 365,366
Patočka, Jan 25,44 Р-, 131 409 412-414
Pattai, Robert 137
Pauer, Jiří 349 p., 350 p., 35L 357-359,365
Pauza, Miroslav 46 p.
Paži, Margarita 161 p.
Pecina, Bohuslav 300
Pelíšek, Václav 244 p.
Penížek, Josef 154,155
Peroutka, Ferdinand 187 p., 351,355
Perutka, Jaroslav 247
Pešat, Zdeněk 53 p.
Pešek, chirurg 283
Pešek, Ladislav 206,212 p., 215, 216,221
Pešková, Hana 368
Pešková, Jaroslava 411
Petišková, Ladislava 380,381
Petrov, Michal 101
Petrová, Eva 53 p.
Petrovická, Jiřina 353
Picard, Max 257,258
Picasso, Pablo 51
Písařík, Vojtěch 379
Píša, Antonín Matěj 192 p·, 195
Pithart, Petr 97,408-412
Pittermannová, Marcela 248 p.
Pivec, Jan 206,241
Plaček, V. 234 p.
Plachá, Lída 353
Plautus, Titus Maccius 212,216,222
Pleskot, Jaromír 365,366
Podhorský, Aleš 212
Podhůrský, Zdeněk 353
Podskalský, Zdeněk 406
Podvalová, Marie 215
Pogodin, Nikolaj Fjodorovič 340,348
Pochop, Zdeněk 313
Pojar, Miloš 131
Pokorný, František 347 p.
Pokorný, Jiří 231 p.
Pokorný, Martin 27,63
Pokorný, Rudolf 159
Polák, Josef 77 p.
Polák, Robert 212 p.
Polák, Stanislav 131 p.
430
KULTURA A TOTALITA IV - KAŽDODENNOST
Polák, Vlastimil Artur 80 p.
Ponc, Miroslav 212 p., 222
Pravda, František 119
Procházka, Jan 246, 247
Procházka, Jaroslav 206 p.
Procházka, Jiří 351 p.
Procházka, Vladimír 371
Procházková, Jaroslava 166 p.
Prokofjev, Sergej 342 P-, 344,345, 349 P-
Prokop, Michal 400
Prokop, Pavel 200
Prošková, Hana 313,314 p., 318,322
Proust, Marcel 43
Průcha, Jaroslav 206, 216
Pšeničková, Jana 291
Pujman, Ferdinand 206, 212, 215
Puj manová, Marie 347,331,354,355
Pullmann, Michal 90,93 p., 94 p., 97,102,103
Purš, Jaroslav 92 p.
Puškin, Alexandr Sergejevič 49,51
Putna, Martin C. 407,409
Pyrjev, Ivan 300
Q
Quatro, Suzi 384
R
Radimský, Květoslav 236 p.
Rádi, Emanuel 187
Radok, Alfréd 71,75, 228, 232,327,342,377,
417
Radomyslenskij, Jevgenij Venjaminovič 348
Raffel, Vladimír 200 p.
Rajzman, Julij 300
Rak, Jiří 414p.
Rákosník, Jakub 304
Rakous, Vojtěch (vl. jm. Adalbert
Österreicher, též Östreicher) 12,151-164,
166-176
Ransdorf, Miloslav 405,409
Rašilov, Saša 217 p.
Rázlová, Regina 353,367
Ráž, Vladimír 353
Ráža, Ludvík 345
Reeves, Keanu 96
Reinl, Harald 307
Renč, Václav 216,251
Rezek, Petr 405,409
Richards, Keith 399
Richardson, Samuel 107
Rilke, Rainer Maria 188,274
Rimbaud, Arthur 51
Robeson, Paul 33
Rohling, August 165
Rokoský, Jaroslav 291,294 p.
Rossini, Gioacchino 121, 212, 213
Rosůlek, Jan Václav 189 p., 192,194,199
Rothmayerová-Horneková, Božena 197 P*
Rouček, Rudolf
Roučka, Zdeněk 218 p., 346
Rousseau, Jean Jacques 107
Rubeš, František Jaromír 108-110,112,114,
118
Rumler, Josef 153
Rund, občan 141 p., 142 p.
Rúta, Karel 234,238 p.
Rutte, Miroslav 186
Růžek, Martin 353,355, 370,371
Rybák, Josef 351
Rykr, Zdeněk 200 p.
Rzounek, Vítězslav 15,336,338,342,345 p.,
346,348,350-35Յ, 354-359
Ř
Řanda, Čestmír 353
Řepa, Vladimír 241
Řezáč, Tomáš 410
Říha, Alois 214
S
Sabina, Karel 29 p., 213
de Sanctis, Francesco 30 p.
Sand, George 119 p.
Sanišvili, Nikolaj Konstantinovič 300
Sartre, Jean-Paul 286 p.
Saudek, Emil 168,171
Sedlák, Jan Vojtěch 202 p.
Seidel, Jan 346,351
Sekanina, František 207, 208, 209 p.
Sekanina, Ivan 207 p.
Sekyrová, Kateřina 378,380 p.
Selver, Paul 188 p.
Sequens, Jiří 242, 244
Seydl, Zdenek 78
Sezima, Karel 173,188 p., 201, 202
Shakespeare, William 63,70, 212 p., 378
Schaffner, Franklin J. 307
Schauer, Hubert Gordon 164 p.
Scheinpflugová, Olga 206
Schelinger, Jiří 401,402 p.
JMENNÝ REJSTŘÍK
431
Schiller, Friedrich 412,413
Schindler, Otakar 371
Schnitzler, Arthur 171
Schnur, Petr 409
Schorm, Evald 327,377,379 p., 380
Schorske, Carl E. 159 p.
Schulz, Winfried 298,299
Schütz, Alfred 44 p.
Simmel, Georg 45
Singer, Isidor 128 p.
Sirotek, Emil 380
Skála, František 333 p.
Skála, Ivan 75,351
Skalla, Pavel 283
Skilling, Gordon H. 131 p.
Skopal, Pavel 307
Skoumal, Aloys 39
Sládek, Jan 213 p.
Sladkovský, Karel 412
Slánský, Rudolf 51,239
Slavínský, Vladimír 238 p.
Smetáček, Zdeněk 187 p.
Smetana, Bedřich 210,211 p., 212-215,218 p.,
221,222,339,340,344 Pv 351
Smolík, František 206,217 p.
Sochorovská, Valeria 376
Solecký, Vladimír 377 p., 381
Sorkin, David 161 p.
Soukup, František 133,134
Spielberg, Steven 71
Srba, Bořivoj 206 p., 219,222 p.
Sruk, Marija 85
Stalin, Josif Vissarionovič 51,55,251 p., 339,
340 p., 341,354
Starý, Josef 300
Stehlíková, Eva 411
Steiman, Michal 213 p.
Stein, Ludwig 161
Steiner, Petr: 38 p.
Steklý, Karel 235
Stendhal 63 p.
Sterne, Laurence 31,33,36,39» 332
Stieber, Mirko 363 p.
Stierle, Karlheinz 52
Stöger, August 118 p.
Strachota, Karel 100
Straka, úředník 358
Strindberg, August 279
Strnad, Jiří 369 p.
Strobach, Antonín 330 p., 333
Stromšík, Jiří 81
Stroupežnický, Ladislav 210,212,215
Střecha, Josef 218 p.
Stříbrný, Jiří 240
Studený, Antonín 298,305,307
Sturges, John 307
Sucharda, Vojta 211
Suchomel, Milan 21,23,60 p., 65,314,3*5» 316
p.,318 p.,319» 322
Suk, Jiří 405
Suleiman, Susan Robin 79
Svašek, Maruška 231 p.
Svatoň, Vladimír 43 p.
Svatoňová, Kateřina 37,326,327,332 p., 333
Světlá, Karolina 163 p., 214,339
Svevo, Italo 42,43
Svoboda, Jaromír 366,367
Svoboda, Josef 347 p., 377,380
Svoboda, Libor 291
Svoboda, Ludvík 375 p.
Svolinský, Karel 213 p.
Szczepanik, Petr 229 p.
Š
Šalda, František Xaver 19 p., 143» 200 p., 351,
355» 4H
Šarlih, Karel 201 p., 202 p.
Šejbalová, Jiřina 215
Šimáček, Oldřich 365
Šimečka, Milan 97
Šimek, Milan 302,304,306,307
Šimůnková, Eva 351 p.
Šklovskij, Viktor 28-38,48,332» 333
Škvor, František 213 p.
Škvorecký, Josef 72
Šlejhar, Josef Karel 25,199,201
Šmeral, Bohumír 138 p.
Šmída, Bohumil 243 p., 244
Šotola, Jiří 358 p., 366-368,372-374
Šourek, Karel 284-286
Špirit, Michael 329,330 p., 332 p.
Šrámek, Fráňa 213,369
Štejn, Alexandr Petrovič 341
Štěpánek, Zdeněk 206,213 p., 217,223 P·
Štoll, Ladislav 200
Štoll, Martin 305
Štros, Ladislav 345,349 p.
Štýrský, Jindřich 192,193,198
Šulc, Viktorin 381
Švabinský, Max 51
432
KULTURA A TOTALITA IV - KAŽDODENNOST
Švankmajer, Jan 327
Švankmajerová, Eva 327
Švehla, Karel 214
Švorc, Václav 346 p., 349,350,357,35S,
365
Švorcová, Jiřina 337 p., 346 p.
T
Táborská, Jiřina 329 p.
Tacitus, Publius Cornelius 121
Tahy, Ctibor 301,306
Talich, Václav 211,212 p., 213 p.
Tauber, Jan 302,304,305
Taufer, Jiří 351
Taussig, Ervin 172
Tesař, Jan 412
Teytz, Viktor 164
Theer, Otakar 136 p.
Thein, Hanuš 213 p.
Thukydides 121
Tikalová, Drahomíra 215
Tille, Václav 200 p.
Tilly, Jan Tserclaes 121
Tippner, Anja 54
Toman, Ivo 300
Toman, Jindřich 162 p.
Toman, Ludvík 248 p.
Toman, Miroslav 308
Topol, Jáchym 72
Topolová, Barbara 38 p., 344,348
Tošovský, Petr 380 p.
Trávníček, Mojmír 239 p.
Trnka, Jiří 212 p.
Trockij, Lev Davidovič 28, 54, 55
Třebízský, Václav Beneš 172
Tuček, Petr 308
Tůma, Karel 173
Turgeněv, Ivan Sergejevič 377 p.
Turnovský, J. 153,154
Tvrzníková, Jaroslava 367
Tyl, Josef Kajetán 11,107-110,112-120,122,153,
163 p., 411
U
Uher, Josef 157
Urban, Milo 203
Urban, Stanislav Ivan 247
Urbánek, Zdeněk 277, 278 p., 282
Urbášek, Pavel 93
Ursiny, Dežo 400
V
Vachek, Emil 200 p.
z Valdštejna, Albrecht Václav Eusebius 121
Valeš, Lukáš 308
Vančura, Vladislav 184,199
Vaněk, Jan 197 p.
Vaněk, Miroslav 93,97,98, 99 p.
Váradi, Klára 302
Varvařovský, Ivan 236 p.
Vašák, Čestmír 153
Vašák, Pavel 326,330
Vašata, Rudolf 212-214
Vašinka, Radim 288
Vávra, Otakar 227, 236, 248 p., 375 P-
Věchtová, Božena 330 p.
Velda, Josef 353
Velemínský, Karel 172
Veltman, Alexandr Fomič 33
Vergilius, Publius Maro 63
Veselý, Antonín 198
Veverka, Jaroslav 215
Vích, Bohuslav 218 p.
da Vinci, Leonardo 270
Višněvskij, Vsevolod Vitaljevič 341
Vít, Karel 238 p.
Vladislav, Jan 258
Vladyka, Ladislav 192,194
Vlček, Vladimír 242, 245
Vlčková, Věra 206 p.
Vodák, Jindřich 158 p., 169,172 p., 173-175»
190,191
Vodička, Felix 200 p.
Vodsedálek, Ivo 280
Voegelin, Eric 409
Vohryzek, Josef 160
Vohryzek, Viktor 131 p., 166 p., 170,171
Vojan, Eduard 339,341
Vojvodík, Josef 183 p.
Vokolek, Vladimír 257
Volavková, Hana 73 p., 77
Vondráčková, Helena 384
Vondruška, Pavel 354
Voráček, Jaroslav 351 p.
Vorlíček, Václav 248 p.
Voskovec, Jiří 219 p.
Vostárek, Ladislav 402
Vostrá, Alena 313,315,317,318,322-324
Vott, Jaroslav 208 p.
Vrba, Rudolf 166 p.
Vrchlický, Jaroslav 121
JMENNÝ REJSTŘÍK
433
Všetička, František 315 p., 316
Vučka, Tomáš 222 p., 224 p.
Vydra, Václav 206,216
Vymětal, Ladislav 370
W
Wachovski, Andrew 95
Wachovski, Larry 95
Wachsmann, Alois 213 p.
Wedekind, Frank 279
Weigl, Petr 347 p.
Weilová, Simone 260-263
Weil, Jiří 41,42,7L 72 73 p., 74՜79; 81, 83
Weiner, Richard 186,187
Weiss, Jan 199
Werich, Jan 219 p.։ 240,244
Wiedemann, Andreas 293
Wiendl, Jan 251 p., 264 p.
Wild, Václav 26 p.
Williams, Robin 79
Willner, Roland 231 p.
Wilson, Paul 284
Winder, Ludwig 188
Winter, Gustav 188 p.
Wolker, Jiří 351,355
Woolfová, Virginia 62
Y
Young, James Edward 85 p.
Z
Zábrana, Jan 23 p., 32 p., 50 p.
Zábranský, Jiří 234 p.
Zahradníček, Jan 13,27,250-266,268-271,
273; 274
Zahradníčkové, Marie 250
Zahradníková, Marie 166 p.
Zapletal, Zdeněk 401
Zápotocký, Antonín 340,346
Zappa, Frank 400
Závada, Vilém 351
Zelenka, Ilja 347 p.
Zelenka, Jan 401 p.
Zelinka, Vojtěch 194 p.
Zeman, Bořivoj 244
Zeman, Milan 329 p.
Zika, Josef R. 218 p.
Zimmermann, Clemens 292
Zinnemann, Fred 307
Zinověv, Grigorij 55
Zola, Emile 49,132,133; 138
Zoula, Norbert 351
Zíingel, Emanuel František 212
Zvoníček, Stanislav 248 p.
Ž
Žídek, Ivo 354
Žižka, Jan 121,341
434
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illustrated | Illustrated |
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institution | BVB |
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publishDate | 2016 |
publishDateSearch | 2016 |
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spellingShingle | Kultura a totalita = Everydayness |
subject_GND | (DE-588)4143413-4 |
title | Kultura a totalita = Everydayness |
title_auth | Kultura a totalita = Everydayness |
title_exact_search | Kultura a totalita = Everydayness |
title_full | Kultura a totalita = Everydayness 4 Každodennost Ivan Klimeš ... (eds.) |
title_fullStr | Kultura a totalita = Everydayness 4 Každodennost Ivan Klimeš ... (eds.) |
title_full_unstemmed | Kultura a totalita = Everydayness 4 Každodennost Ivan Klimeš ... (eds.) |
title_short | Kultura a totalita |
title_sort | kultura a totalita everydayness kazdodennost |
title_sub | = Everydayness |
topic_facet | Aufsatzsammlung |
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