The beginning of the end of the demons of consent. Coming to terms with ideologisation in Slovak culture The first part of the article focuses on demonstrating the process of ideologisation in Slovak culture after 1948, i.e. after the beginning of communist rule. This reveals the initial fascination with the idea of communism among the creative community and its gradual enslavement. Additionally, on the one hand it examines the results of repressive measures of power, and on the other it looks at conformist intellectual circles. The second half discusses how Dominik Tatarka, a leading Slovak intellectual, deals with the mechanisms of cultural ideologisation and writers’ attitudes, which concluded in his fictional-political-autobiographical...
Laut der Hauptthese des vorliegenden Artikels bildet die Wiederholung einen der Hauptmechanismen der...
“Wiping clean the slate of the past”. Reflections on the fringes of selected literary texts from Sla...
To meet the eternal human desire to know and understand Everything, Anna Teresa Tymieniecka (1923–20...
The beginning of the end of the demons of consent. Coming to terms with ideologisation in Slovak cul...
The idea of new beginning in the Slovak vision of history from the mid-19th century The point of thi...
The Role of Religion in the Spiritual and Political Life of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk This article di...
In the paper, the author formulates the thesis that in our times the role of journalism has been los...
The topic of the article is the transition of the cultural picture of a historical figure in relatio...
In this article one semantic phenomenon is tentatively taken into consideration. This phenomenon eme...
It is only natural that the rapid secularization of the Czech society has become an object of intere...
The article discusses the relationship between the phenomena clash of cultures and dialogue of cultu...
Memory culture and historical politics in today’s Russia Considering that other countries are still...
Translation as an encounter of different identities The interest in the national identity of Slavi...
Circus as parody of communism. Gargling with Tar by Jáchym TopolThis article deals with humanism in ...
The dichotomy of memory in post-communist Bulgaria The democratic breakthrough of 1989 in Bulgaria ...
Laut der Hauptthese des vorliegenden Artikels bildet die Wiederholung einen der Hauptmechanismen der...
“Wiping clean the slate of the past”. Reflections on the fringes of selected literary texts from Sla...
To meet the eternal human desire to know and understand Everything, Anna Teresa Tymieniecka (1923–20...
The beginning of the end of the demons of consent. Coming to terms with ideologisation in Slovak cul...
The idea of new beginning in the Slovak vision of history from the mid-19th century The point of thi...
The Role of Religion in the Spiritual and Political Life of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk This article di...
In the paper, the author formulates the thesis that in our times the role of journalism has been los...
The topic of the article is the transition of the cultural picture of a historical figure in relatio...
In this article one semantic phenomenon is tentatively taken into consideration. This phenomenon eme...
It is only natural that the rapid secularization of the Czech society has become an object of intere...
The article discusses the relationship between the phenomena clash of cultures and dialogue of cultu...
Memory culture and historical politics in today’s Russia Considering that other countries are still...
Translation as an encounter of different identities The interest in the national identity of Slavi...
Circus as parody of communism. Gargling with Tar by Jáchym TopolThis article deals with humanism in ...
The dichotomy of memory in post-communist Bulgaria The democratic breakthrough of 1989 in Bulgaria ...
Laut der Hauptthese des vorliegenden Artikels bildet die Wiederholung einen der Hauptmechanismen der...
“Wiping clean the slate of the past”. Reflections on the fringes of selected literary texts from Sla...
To meet the eternal human desire to know and understand Everything, Anna Teresa Tymieniecka (1923–20...