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1. Henry Fielding between satire and sentiment : politeness and masculinity in eighteenth-century Britain

Creator:
Hochmanová, Dita
Publisher:
Masaryk University Press
Format:
text/pdf
Type:
Book
Subject:
English Studies, Henry Fielding, satira, sentiment, maskulinita, zdvořilost, satire, masculinity, politeness, Fielding, Henry, 1707-1754, anglický román -- 18. století, literatura a společnost -- Anglie -- 18. století, empatie, naratologie, interpretace a přijetí literárního díla, literárněvědné rozbory, 18. století, English authors -- 18th century, English fiction -- 18th century, literature and society -- England -- 18th century, empathy, narratology, interpretation and reception of literature, and literary criticism and history
Language:
English
Description:
Kniha zkoumá, jakou roli sehrály romány Henryho Fieldinga v průběhu všeobecné reformy veřejného vystupování, přičemž se blíže soustřeďuje na vývoj maskulinních vzorů, který je spojen s proměňujícím se chápáním zdvořilosti v letech 1742–1751. Publikace prezentuje analýzy Fieldingových obrazů maskulinity v souvislosti s dynamickými požadavky na ekonomické, politické a estetické standardy, a nabízí tak přínosný a komplexní pohled na jeho dílo v dobovém kontextu. ,This book explores the role of Henry Fielding’s novels in the context of the general project of reformation of manners and focuses on the development of the models of masculinity in his novels, which parallels the shifts in understanding of politeness in the years 1742–1751. It considers several viewpoints related to the changing economy, politics and aesthetic requirements of the time and uses them to analyse how Fielding's models of masculinity dealt with these complex perspectives.
Rights:
unknown and open access

2. Humorističko-satiričke aktovke Petra Kočića

Creator:
Maksimović, Goran
Format:
bez média and svazek
Type:
model:article and TEXT
Subject:
Serbian studies, philology, comedies, and satire
Language:
Czech
Description:
There were three satirical comedies of Petar Kočić: Jazavac pred sudom, Sudanija i Niz drum in this essay. The point of this text is to show a real state and other context details very important for beginning and narration form, then the process of transformation from talking to a drama form. The special analytical segment is the interpretation of comic ways and art means in creating of comic masks, comical situations and comical language. All of them make united comical laughter with strong political, social and psychological means.
Rights:
http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/ and policy:public

3. Sen neboli Lukianův život a jiné spisy

Creator:
Lúkianos and František Machala
Publisher:
Nákladem České akademie věd a umění
Format:
print, svazek, and 179 stran.
Type:
model:monograph and TEXT
Subject:
Řecká antická próza, řecká antická próza, řecká antická filozofie, satira, Greek ancient prose literature, Greek philosophy (ancient), satire, 821.14’02-3, 14(38), 82-7, (0:82-32), (0:82-83), (092), 25, and 821.14'02-3
Language:
Czech and Ancient Greek (to 1453)
Description:
Lukianos ; přeložil František Machala., KČSN (sg. S-N 398), and Obsahuje bibliografické odkazy
Rights:
http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/ and policy:public

4. The functioning of epic in Satire I of Juvenal

Creator:
Franczyk, Agnieszka
Format:
text/pdf
Type:
Article
Subject:
epic allusions, satire, genre, recusatio, programmatic function, and Classical Studies
Language:
English
Description:
Since the beginning of the first satire, Juvenal has rejected the use of epic as being too exploitable and too inefficient to describe the monstrosity of the Roman vice. Yet the epic allusions crosses all satire. The paper deals with the idea that the functions of the epic elements in the first satire, often being erroneously restricted to a decorative (i.e. mocking) one, are in a stringent manner connected with Juvenal's choice of satire as genre. The paper shows how Juvenal transfers epic foundings on the ground of the satire and how he uses them to form his programmatic principles.
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unknown