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Important!!!!!!
Due to the need to coordinate the seminar with the University of Zurich, it does not start until 21 February and ends on 30 May. !!!!!! Due to Eastern break in Zurich, there are no seminars on the fourth of April and the eleventh of April. !!!!!!! The course will look at the current questions about exile and emigration in and from Eastern Europe, but also about the history and about debates of migration in our two cities/countries after the whole 2Oth century and now. The course wil concentrate on specific topic, such as tamizdats, publishing houses in exile and their strategies, exile universities, researchers and artists as refugees, the smuggling of literature during the Cold War, the strategies of state securities both in Switzerland and Czechoslovakia, multilingual literature as a conceptual result of migration, problems of internal exil of the artist.It also concentrate on the problem of "decolonisation" of the East European emigration, which used to be usually described as a Russian one. The course is based on the lecture given by researchers of CU and Zürich Universities and from the institutions which deal which current and historical migration from Eastern Europe (such Boris Němcov Centre in Prague and Slovanská knihovna) on-line, it will be completed with an optional visit to institutions that archive exile documents and a joint workshop. Participants who are unable to attend the on-site workshop will produce a written paper. The course is guaranteed by doc. Libuše Heczková, the director of Institute of Czech and Comparative Literature at FA CU and prof. Sylvia Sasse, Slavisches Seminar Universität Zürich https://www.uzh.ch/cmsssl/slav/de/seminar/mitarbeitende/litwiss/sylviasasse.html and prof. Tomáš Glanc Slavisches Seminar Universität Zürich. Poslední úprava: Heczková Libuše, doc. Mgr., Ph.D. (19.02.2023)
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The course concludes with a seminar presentation in English and The topic of the presentatins and a final written paper (7-10 pages). The topis has to be consulted with the coordiantors of the course. The seminar ends with excursions. The excursion to Zurich is optional. However, it is obligatory to attend the meeting with the Zurich students during their stay Prague from 3.6. to 6.6. (one of the meetings will be also on line.) Poslední úprava: Heczková Libuše, doc. Mgr., Ph.D. (03.02.2023)
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Francis, Raška: The long road to victory: a history of Czechoslovak exile organizations. East European Monographs, Boulder 2012. Die Ukraine zwischen Ost und West. Aachen: Shaker Verlag, 2007. Lukáš, Babka et al. Příběhy exilu: osudy exulantů z území bývalého Ruského impéria v meziválečném Československu = Stories of exile: the destinies of exiles from the territory of the former Russian empire in interwar Czechoslovakia = Istorii izgnanija: sud‘by èmigrantov s territorii byvšej Rossijskoj imperii v mežvojennoj Čechoslovakii. První vydání. Praha: Památník národního písemnictví, 2018. leslay Chaberlain, The Philosophy Steamer. Lenin and the Exile of the Intelligensia. Atlanitic Books 2007. BARABAŠ, Ju. Ukrainskoje literaturnoje zarubež'je: Lica. Sud'by. Teksty. Naučnoje izdanije. Moskva: IMLI RAN, 2016. PALÌJENKO, Maryna Jennadìjivna. Archìvnì centry ukrajins'koji emìhracìji: (stvorennja, funkcìonuvannja, dolja dokumental'nych kolekcìj). Kyjiv: Tempora, 2008 Ukrajins‘kì vydavnyčì oseredky v Nìmeččynì, Francìji ta Čechoslovaččynì u mìžvojennyj perìod (1914 - 1939): materìaly do bìblìohrafìji. L‘vìv: LNNBU ìm. V. Stefanyka., Poslední úprava: Heczková Libuše, doc. Mgr., Ph.D. (11.12.2022)
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The course will be delivered on an electronic platform proposed by the Swiss partner.All materials and information will be available electronically in the moodle environment. Poslední úprava: Heczková Libuše, doc. Mgr., Ph.D. (11.12.2022)
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Topics: 1. Book exile: TAMIZDAT. Written Here, Published There. A history of books in exile before and after World War II. The Role of Switzreland. Authorities of power and literature in a divided world. Exile publishing houses. Unusual friendships and artistic and scientific collaborations (e.g. the case of Dmytro Tschyzhevsky). 2. Prague 20ś and 30's Ucranian and Russian Exile The Czechoslovak policy and the erasure of the exile comunities and culture after the communist takeover. Euroasia - project (Savitsky, Trubeckoy, Jacobson and the others) 3. Behind the Iron Curtain. Authorities of power and literature in a divided world. Publishing House "Konfrontace" and the others. Prague a place of Exile after communist takeover? 4. Contemporary Samizdats. The project "33 books for another Belarus". Ucraine Literature in Prague
Poslední úprava: Heczková Libuše, doc. Mgr., Ph.D. (10.01.2023)
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Knowledge of English at B2 level. Poslední úprava: Heczková Libuše, doc. Mgr., Ph.D. (10.12.2022)
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