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The Czechoslovak Contribution to World Culture by V. E Andic; Vàclàv Beneš; Josef Brožek; Vratislav Bušek; Angelika K Cardew; Anthony Cekota; Peter Demetz; Jaroslav Dresler; Vojtěch N Duben; Ladislav K Feierabend; Mojmír S Frinta; Edith Vogl Garrett; Jan Hajda; William E Harkins; Frederick G Heymann; Karel Hujer; Karel B Jirák; Jaroslav Jíra; Howard Kaminsky; Erazim V Kohák; Henry Kučera; Milič Kybal; John G Lexa; Otakar Machotka; Ladislav Matějka; Jan Michal; Jiří Nehnĕvajsa; Jaroslav Nĕmec; Ludvík Nĕmec; George Pistorius; Jaroslav George Polach; Adolf Procházka; Theodore Procházka; Miloslav Rechcigl; Walter Redisch; Joseph S Rouček; Joseph Z Schneider; John M Skřivánek; Juraj Slávik; Matthew Spinka; T. D Stewart; Rudolf Sturm; M. Norma Svejda; Jan Tumlíř; Edward Táborský; Vlasta Vráz; George Waskowich; René Wellek; Jerzy Zaborski; Jan Zach is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Frontmatter -- Table of Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- Literature and Literary Criticism -- Recent Czech Literary History and Criticism -- Humanistic and Democratic Thought in Czech Literature -- Two Paradoxes of Czech Literary Evolution -- One Hundred and Twenty Years of Slovak Literary Language -- Czech Opinion of America in the Mid-Nineteenth Century -- The Real Legacy of Karel ?apek -- ?apek and Communism -- The Art of Jan ?ep -- Traditions of Czech Literature and the Writer in Exile -- Linguistics -- The Czech Contribution to Modern Linguistics -- Moravian Codification of the First Slavic Literary Language -- The Influence of John of Neumarkt -- Music and Fine Arts -- Music in Czechoslovakia -- The Influence of 18th Century Czech Composers on the Development of Classical Music -- Czechoslovak Painting from its Beginning until the Second World War -- Illuminator Egregius Temporibus Wenceslai IV in Regno Bohemiae Florens -- Frank Kupka (1871-1957) -- The Contribution of the Sculpture of Czechoslovakia to the World of Art -- History -- The First Contact of Czechs with Western Civilization: The Mission of St. Amand in the 7th Century -- Dynamics of the Spatial Concept of Czech

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Author

V. E Andic; Vàclàv Beneš; Josef Brožek; Vratislav Bušek; Angelika K Cardew; Anthony Cekota; Peter Demetz; Jaroslav Dresler; Vojtěch N Duben; Ladislav K Feierabend; Mojmír S Frinta; Edith Vogl Garrett; Jan Hajda; William E Harkins; Frederick G Heymann; Karel Hujer; Karel B Jirák; Jaroslav Jíra; Howard Kaminsky; Erazim V Kohák; Henry Kučera; Milič Kybal; John G Lexa; Otakar Machotka; Ladislav Matějka; Jan Michal; Jiří Nehnĕvajsa; Jaroslav Nĕmec; Ludvík Nĕmec; George Pistorius; Jaroslav George Polach; Adolf Procházka; Theodore Procházka; Miloslav Rechcigl; Walter Redisch; Joseph S Rouček; Joseph Z Schneider; John M Skřivánek; Juraj Slávik; Matthew Spinka; T. D Stewart; Rudolf Sturm; M. Norma Svejda; Jan Tumlíř; Edward Táborský; Vlasta Vráz; George Waskowich; René Wellek; Jerzy Zaborski; Jan Zach

Publisher

Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co KG

Published

1964

Language

EN

ISBN

9783112415894

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Linguistics, Language