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It has been claimed that Pavel Haas’s string quartet ‘From the Monkey Mountains’ (1925) demonstrates the composer’s alignment with the ‘Western’ musical avant-garde of the 1920s. However, Haas’s avant-garde affiliations remain largely... more
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      Czech music20th century Avant-GardePoetismPavel Haas
The article looks at a number of significant features of the film theory and criticism of the poet and representative of Czech interwar avant-garde Vítězslav Nezval. Nezval tends to be somewhat marginalized as an author of texts on cinema... more
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      Avant-Garde CinemaFilm StudiesFilm TheoryCzech History
Mit einem Nachwort zu Surrealismus und Poetismus, zur weiteren literaturhistorischen Einordnung (E.A. Poe, M.G. Lewis, Schauerroman, Longos), zu autobiographischen Aspekten (Vergleich mit Nezvals Prosa Sexuální nocturno / Sexuelles... more
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      Ancient NovelSurrealismCzech & Slovak StudiesEdgar Allan Poe
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      Proletarian Literature and Culture20th century Avant-GardeCzech poetryPoetism
Devetsil and his reviews: The Roof of Europe avant-garde Founded in 1920, the Devetsil group achieved during 10 years the feat of uniting all the actors of the Czech avant-garde under the leadership of Karel Teige, founder of Poetism... more
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      ConstructivismCzechTypographyVisual Arts
The ReD journal (1927-1931) was the means of expression of Devétsil, the Czechoslovakian avant-garde group founded in 1920 by Karel Teige. The journal was a militant advocate for both constructivism and poetism - despite the fact that... more
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      ConstructivismCzechAvant-GardeCzech Avantgarde
La Exposición Internacional de Artes y Técnicas de París (1937), en la construc-ción de sus pabellones, ofreció a cada país la oportunidad de materializar su pro-greso tecnológico y además exponer factores socio-políticos como la... more
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      PoetismExposición Internacional de París de 1937Constructuvism1937 Paris Exhibitions
Otokar Březina (1868–1929) wurde achtmal für den Nobelpreis vorgeschlagen und von Stefan Zweig und Franz Werfel sehr geschätzt. Er gehört zu den bedeutendsten tschechischen Symbolisten, und zwar vor allem aufgrund seiner ersten, von... more
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      SurrealismSymbolismCzech LiteratureSymbolism (Religion)
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      Teacher EducationPoetismLiterary AnalysisVítězslav Nezval
Das Kurzepos "Mai" von Karel Hynek Mácha (1810–1836) ist nicht nur eines der berührendsten Werke der Romantik, es diente auch wegen seines avantgardistischen Bilderreichtums den tschechischen Surrealisten als Vorbild und stellt bis heute... more
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      RomanticismCzech HistoryBibliographyPoetry
"Devetsil and his reviews: The Roof of Europe avant-garde Founded in 1920, the Devetsil group achieved during 10 years the feat of uniting all the actors of the Czech avant-garde under the leadership of Karel... more
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      ConstructivismCzechTypographyVisual Arts
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      KitschAvant-Garde20th century Avant-GardeCzech poetry