Project information
The Russian novel, its history, the key points of its development, its theory and international context
- Project Identification
- IAA9164101
- Project Period
- 1/2001 - 1/2003
- Investor / Pogramme / Project type
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Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic
- Grants of distinctly investigative character focused on the sphere of research pursued at present particularly in the ASCR
- MU Faculty or unit
- Faculty of Arts
The aim of the project is to create a typology and poetics of the Russian novel in a wider European and world context. The author takes into account hitherto invented conceptions of the novel, but his own conception is based on the so-called pre-post paradox of Russian literature which developed as an imitation of foreign evolutionary paradigms and domestic autochthonous roots; the imitation was not, however, perfect, was not completed, remained unfinished (pre), so it may have been regarded as a sort of innovation (post). In the not fully secularised Russian culture the novel was understood as an unwanted child who must be born. In the series of evolutionary impacts the Russian novel had a peculiar form, its own ways of development, its own genesis, atrange poetics and specific relatioins to other genre strata. The project is based on a new reading of the crucual works of Russian literature incliding the beginnings of the novel structures in the Middle Ages.
Publications
Total number of publications: 5
2005
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Novodobé koncepce slavistiky a rus(k)ologie z Krakova a problém typologie textů
Slavica Litteraria, year: 2005, volume: X8/2005, edition: X8
2004
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Ruské literárněvědné a literárněkritické texty a jejich proměny na sklonku 20. století
Slavica Litteraria, year: 2004, volume: X7/2004, edition: X7
2003
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Hrabákovo Čtení o románu a souvislosti literární teorie
Slavica Litteraria, X 6, year: 2003
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Kořeny ruského románu v 18. století
Slavica Litteraria, X 6, year: 2003
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Román v slovanských literaturách, zejména v ruské, a nové kontexty stylistiky a poetiky
Česká slavistika 2003, year: 2003