prof. PhDr. Petr Kyloušek, CSc.

Professor, Department of Romance Languages and Literatures

Correspondence Address:
Arna Nováka 1/1, 602 00 Brno

Office: bldg. G/G.110
Gorkého 57/7
602 00 Brno

Phone:	+420 549 49 4581
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Field of study: Literature Comparatistics

Searching the border: Philippe Jaccottet and Reiner Kunze as translators and poets – graduate 2008
Ironic Communication in Paul Scarron's Le Roman comique. Comparative study with Cervantes' Don Quixote. – graduate 2006

Aesthetic function and image of history: wars of Vendée and Bretagne in the 19th century litterature – graduate 2021
The Imagery of Rina Lasnier – graduate 2019
Travesties and transvestites in literary work of Michel Tremblay – graduate 2018
Fictional writer in Gérard Bessette's fictions – graduate 2015
Relation between picture and lyric in the poem Délie of Maurice Scève – graduate 2015
Through the Marvellous Looking Glass. Novels of The Uncertain Country of Jacques Ferron. – graduate 2014
Absurd in French theatre of Dada and presurrealism – graduate 2014
The Decadent Eros in the work of Pierre Louÿs – graduate 2014
Solitude and identity in Michel Tournier's novels – graduate 2014
Italo Calvino: the space and its roles – graduate 2013
Jean Cocteau and the Group of Six – graduate 2012
Reception of bohumil Hrabal's Works in Italy – graduate 2012
Buzzati, Landolfi, Calvino - between traditional and moder conception of the Fantastic – graduate 2011
Narration in detective novels of Georges Simenon and Léo Malet – graduate 2011
Travel, woman and poetry in the poetic works by Marcel Thiry - an attempt at a triadic model – graduate 2010
French-Czech Relationships in Translation (1945-1953) – graduate 2009
The creation and creativity of Rejean Ducharme – graduate 2009

"Alienation" in Svevo – ongoing study
The Theme of insularity and exile in novels in selected authors from Reunion, Martinique and Madagascar – ongoing study
The concept of exil in the Montreal literature – ongoing study
The value of nature in the work of Bohuslav Reynek, Jakub Deml, Francis Jammes, Paul Claudel and Marie Noël – ongoing study