FPF:UHVD0014 The Central Europe between Eas - Course Information

UHVD0014 The Central Europe between East and West in 1680 - 1938

Extent and Intensity

2/0/0. 4 credit(s). Type of Completion: z (credit).

Teacher(s)

doc. PhDr. Pavel Šopák, Ph.D. (lecturer)

Guaranteed by

doc. PhDr. Pavel Šopák, Ph.D.
Institute of Historical Sciences – Faculty of Philosophy and Science in Opava

Prerequisites (in Czech)

Absolutorium bc. studia některého z oborů v rámci SP Historické vědy.

Course Enrolment Limitations

The course is also offered to the students of the fields other than those the course is directly associated with.

fields of study / plans the course is directly associated with

there are 6 fields of study the course is directly associated with, display

Course objectives

The seminar focused on disability specific meeting and blending of cultural influences ( and related cultural and political consequences ) in Central Europe in the range from 17 century to the Second World War and the collapse of " Central Europe " due to the establishment of a bipolar world. First Turkish danger in Central Europe, Baroque piety , historicism - regional experience Second Josephine concept of "state - machine " versus Central Europe as the traditional regions and patriarchal relations , patriotism , romantic historicism 3rd The discovery of Slavic theme , the beginnings of Slavonic Studies - Josef Dobrovský, Jan Kollár , Pavel Josef Safarik ; Slavic Studies at the University of Vienna 4th Panslovanství and Central European reception ( Kirjějevskij , Askakov ) ; neoslovanství 19th century criticism panslavism by Karel Havlicek 5th Czech Culture and Civil Society 1850-1918 - cultural strategy , Slavic themes, motifs ( TOPIK ) for example (Josef Holecek ) 6th Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk and " Slav question " 7th Czech Modernism between East and West - FX Salda , Polish Modernism and vernakulárni revival ; moderna in southern Slavs ( eg Croatia). 8th Slovakia and its emancipation - education, culture , relationship to the Czech culture, scientific and literary 9th Slavic and Central European avant-garde traditionalism : the - isms and a new Slavic mythology 10th Czechoslovakia 1918-1938 between East and West : Slavic cultural policy of the state et / west orientation versus 11th Resuscitation Slavic ideas in Czechoslovakia after 1945 ( in 1948 , respectively . 1950)

Syllabus

• 1/ Turkish danger in Central Europe, Baroque piety , historicism - regional experience
  2/ Josephine concept of "state - machine " versus Central Europe as the traditional regions and patriarchal relations , patriotism , romantic historicism
  3/ The discovery of Slavic theme , the beginnings of Slavonic Studies - Josef Dobrovský, Jan Kollár and Pavel Josef Safarik; Slavic Studies at the University of Vienna
  4/ Panslavism and Central European reception (Kirjějevskij , Askakov) ; neoslovanism 19th century criticism panslavism by Karel Havlicek
  5/ Czech Culture and Civil Society 1850-1918 - cultural strategy , Slavic themes, motifs ( TOPIK ) for example (Josef Holecek )
  6/ Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk and "Slav question"
  7/Czech Modernism between East and West - F. X. Šalda, Polish Modernism and vernakulárni revival ; moderna in southern Slavonia, resp. Croatia.
  8/ Slovakia and its emancipation - education, culture , relationship to the Czech culture, scientific and literary
  9/ Slavic and Central European avant-garde traditionalism : the - isms and a new Slavic mythology
  10/ Czechoslovakia 1918-1938 between East and West : Slavic cultural policy of the state et / west orientation versus
  11/ Resuscitation Slavic ideas in Czechoslovakia after 1945 ( in 1948 , respectively . 1950)

Literature

required literature
• Lázslo Konter. Dějiny Maďarska. Praha, 2011. info
• Martin Kučera. Kultura v českých dějinách 19. století. Praha, 2011. info
• Kolektiv. Dějiny Rakouska. Praha, 2010. info
• Dušan Kováč. Dějiny Slovenska. Praha, 2007. info

recommended literature
• Václav Černý. Vývoj a zločiny panslavismu. Praha. info
• Jan Rychlík. Dějiny Chorvatska. Praha, 2011. info
• Miloš Zelenka. Literární věda a slavistika. Praha, 2002. info
• Stanislav Šmatlák. Dejiny slovenskej literatúry. Bratislava, 1988. info
• Boris Jakovenko. Dějiny ruské filosofie. Praha, 1938. info

not specified
• Vratislav Doubek. T. G. MAsaryk a česká slovanská politika 1882-1910. Praha, 1999. info
• Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk. Rusko a Evropa 1 - 3. Praha, 1996. info
• Harrie Salman. Evropa v novém světle. Praha, 1994. info

Teaching methods

Lecture supplemented with a discussion
One-to-One tutorial
Internship

Assessment methods

Credit

Language of instruction

Czech

Further comments (probably available only in Czech)

The course can also be completed outside the examination period.

Teacher's information

Development of independent work on a chosen topic, watching any of these areas (see Table of Contents), its presentation in front of others účasntíky seminars and response in the discussion.

Activity	Difficulty [h]
Cvičení	10
Domácí příprava na výuku	10
Konzultace	5
Summary	25

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