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O českém verši
Author: Květa Sgallová
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Květa Sgallová's O českém verši offers a scholarly account of how Czech poetic verse is constructed and how it can be studied. The essays are connected by sustained research into verse, structuralist foundations, and an interest in modern technical methods. Readers encounter questions of poetic form alongside the results of studying them in historical material.
The publication also makes accessible a research tradition associated with Miroslav Červenka. Some of the included studies could not be published in Czech scholarly circles during normalization and appeared in Warsaw instead. Their subjects include the National Revival, the second half of the nineteenth century, and the theory and practice of rhyme. The book can therefore serve the study of both poetic technique and the history of literary research. On AudioSpace, it is a Czech-language PDF eBook with 438 pages listed by the supplier. The title belongs to the publisher's Litera series.
Poetic verse can be read as a whole that carries meaning and studied as an organized linguistic form. Květa Sgallová's studies develop the latter perspective. The selection presents research methods and their application to Czech poetry from different periods. It will particularly appeal to readers interested in how literary interpretation meets systematic description of verse structure. Its historical background also includes restricted publishing opportunities during the normalization period and international collaboration in verse research.
Book information
- Author
- Květa Sgallová
- Publisher
- Karolinum
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- Literárna veda, Verzológia
- ISBN
- 978-80-246-3115-8
- Publication date
- 1. January 2018
- Pages
- 438
- Edition
- Litera
- E-book formats
- PDF (ISBN 978-80-246-3123-3)
What is O českém verši about?
The collection brings together Květa Sgallová's research into Czech verse. Rooted in the structuralist tradition, it includes methodological work and studies of specific verse structures. It focuses on the Czech National Revival, the second half of the nineteenth century, and rhyme.
Collaboration with Miroslav Červenka provides important context. Some of the work reaches Czech readers through its earlier international publication, as publication at home was not possible during normalization. The book is a scholarly contribution to verse studies and the history of literary scholarship.
Themes and motifs
Verse structure
Studies of the formal organization of Czech verse.
Rhyme
Connecting theoretical questions with poetic practice.
The history of research
The selection also recalls conditions for literary scholarship during normalization.
Who is this book for?
For scholars of Czech literature, literary researchers, and students working on poetic form and verse studies.
Book context
The collection builds on the structuralist tradition of verse research and collaboration with Miroslav Červenka. The publisher includes it in the Litera series.
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What does the book cover?
The collection brings together Květa Sgallová's research into Czech verse. Rooted in the structuralist tradition, it includes methodological work and studies of specific verse structures. It focuses on the Czech National Revival, the second half of the nineteenth century, and rhyme.
What language is the eBook in?
The eBook is in Czech.
Which eBook formats are available?
The product information lists PDF.
How long is this edition?
The supplier lists 438 pages for this product.
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