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The reform movement that became known as the ‘Prague Spring’, the most radical social experiment in the communist Eastern Bloc during the turbulent events of 1968, brought Czechoslovakia to the cen...
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While not all literary fictions teach us valuable truths about life and the world, this expectation is what makes most of us read them. Literary texts communicate their truths in various ways, but what all of them have in common is that their truths are irreducible to unequivocal statements and propositions. The fact…
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Shifting contexts 2011OpenAlex 29.6%
Milan Kundera’s 1984 essay “The Tragedy of Central Europe” attempted to redraw the Cold War boundaries of Europe, arguing that the “small nations” of Central Europe were historically western, but had been “kidnapped” into an alien eastern culture. Originally written in French as “A Kidnapped West,” the essay was adapt…
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Although Philip Ridley’s popular play Mercury Fur (2005) represents, by its display of disturbing powerful images of violence and rape, one of the most shocking examples of in-yer-face theatre, the play’s major concern is rather with the authentic individual self and authentic human relationships. The purpose of this…
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This paper explores the function of trauma as a political apparatus in Barnes’s (2016) latest novel The Noise of Time. Focusing on the artistic life of worldly, well-known Russian composer Dmitri Shostakovich, Barnes’s narrative shows how trauma, as a dominant political apparatus, is systematically implemented by Stal…
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Literature and Learning How to Live: Milan Kundera’xxs Theory of the Novel as a Quest for Maturity 2016YÖKSİS SJR Q2 OpenAlex 5.7%
This essay discusses the implications of Milan Kundera's conception of the novel for literary theory and history. It presents Kundera's theory of the novel as a search for a type of didacticism that inscribes the reader in a process of learning that does not have a concrete content or object of knowledge, but instead…
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This paper analyses Milan Kundera’s novel Ignorance, which focuses on the return of two emigres, Irena and Josef, to the Czech republic following the collapse of the Communist regime there. The novel is explored from the perspective of the uncanny, the unheimlich, literally the unhomely. The uncanniness of the experie…
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Cet article examine les thèmes croisés du jazz et de l’exil dans Another Country de James Baldwin et The Bass Saxophone de l’écrivain tchéco-canadien Josef Škvorecký. D’autres écrivains exilés afro-américains et tchèques tels Richard Wright et Milan Kundera ont insisté sur l’aspect politique du jazz, que Wright décrit…
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The way to death in Kate Chopin's "The Story of an Hour" and Anton Chekhov's "The Man in a Case" 2026OpenAlex 47.2%
Kate Chopin’s (1850-1904) short stories have become the cornerstones in the field of short fiction writing. Mainly influencing the feminist writing of her epoch, Chopin’s short stories like “The Story of an Hour”, “Désirée’s Baby”, “The Storm” and many others have established her as one of the most prominent short sto…
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The way to death in Kate Chopin's "The Story of an Hour" and Anton Chekhov's "The Man in a Case" 2026OpenAlex 47.0%
Kate Chopin’s (1850-1904) short stories have become the cornerstones in the field of short fiction writing. Mainly influencing the feminist writing of her epoch, Chopin’s short stories like “The Story of an Hour”, “Désirée’s Baby”, “The Storm” and many others have established her as one of the most prominent short sto…
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