Vol.15,No.2(2012)

Josef Dobrovský

Dobrovský's successors : ethnolinguistic and geocultural contexts in comparative slavonic philology

5–11

Slavomír Wollman

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The figure of the "patriarch of Slavonic studies" in Edward Keenan's work : (Josef Dobrovský and the origins of the Igor' Tale, 2003)

13–25

Ivo Pospíšil

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Joseph Dobrovsky as an inspirational personality for the (Czech) freemasons in the first half of the 20th century

27–39

Aleš Česal

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From the correspondence of Josef Dobrovský in the period 1778–1827

41–53

Marie Sobotková, Jiří Fiala

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Miloslav Krbec's contribution to Czech Slavonic studies

55–59

Zdeňka Vychodilová

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Internet database of literature on Josef Dobrovský

61–65

Kateřina Slováčková, Jiří Fiala

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Josef Dobrovský, Měšice by Prague and Matice česká

67–72

Eva Ryšavá

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Dobrovsky's and Lomonosov's influence on the different language stratification of contemporary Czech and Russian

73–80

Stanislava Adámková

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Dobrovský's Czech proverb collection (Českých přísloví sbírka) from the point of view of the current regional phraseology

81–94

Zbyněk Holub

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Josef Dobrovský and contemporary phraseology

95–100

Ludmila Stěpanova

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Literární věda

The pitfalls of slavonic studies: ethnic, linguistic, territorial or another affiliation?

103–111

Hana Voisine-Jechová

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Germanoslavic studies betwen traditional comparative literature and intercultural literary studies

113–123

Petr Kučera

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Young slavists of the "net age" (crossroads of globalization and tradition)

125–131

Květuše Lepilová

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Russian-Czech parallels of the history of arts : (some notes on the history, culture and literature of some selected Slavonic nations)

133–139

Markéta Kropáčková

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Mimesis as one of the factors of the reception of a literary work

141–148

Marta Pató

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"Oświecenie stanisławowskie" and "odrodzenie narodowe" terms as cognitive macrostructures

149–155

Michał Hanczakowski

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Jan Mukařovský and Frank Wollman between structuralism and Stalinism : two pillars of Czech structuralism at the turn of the 1950's

157–167

Miloš Zelenka

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In the depths of contemplation and poetic memories

169–175

Zdeňka Matyušová

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Mediterranean as an aesthetical complex : Julien Gracq's Les Rivages de Syrtes in a context of the conceptions of Dionýz Ďurišin

177–181

Hana Bednaříková

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The early poetry of the Slovene poet Tomaž Šalamun in the light of European neo-avantgarde

183–191

Alenka Jensterle-Doležalová

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Folkloristika

Frank Wollman's involvement in Czech and Slovak folklore studies

195–207

Anna Zelenková

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The genre modifications of Russian auctorial fairy-tale in the second half of the 20th century (in the Czech context)

209–214

Eva Malenová

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Karl Ferdinand Schertz's rationalism and Magia posthuma

215–222

Giuseppe Maiello

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Jazykověda

The reflection of historical-comparative method in the work of A.C. Vostokov

225–234

Aleš Brandner

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The gender aspect in phraseology : marriage and coequality of man and woman in partnership

235–242

Katerina Kedron

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The ukrainian "Surzhik" - sociolect, popular speech, pidgin? On the question of the language situation in Ukraine

243–250

Lilija Nazarenko

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Intellectual entertainment and cognitive linguistics

251–260

Zbigniew Trzaskowski

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