Lubomir Dolezel
Biographic Data
| ID | 1079211 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lubomir Dolezel |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lubomir |
| FAMILY NAME | Dolezel |
| SIGNATURE | DOLEZEL L |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Heterocosmica: Fiction and Possible Worlds
In Heterocosmica, Lubomir Dolezel offers a complete theory of literary fiction based on the idea of possible worlds. Beginning with a discussion of the extant semantics and pragmatics of fictionality - by Leibniz, Russell, Frege, Searle, Auerbach, and others - he relates them to literature, literary theory, and narratology.
Poststructuralism: A View from Charles Bridge
In this article poststructuralism is treated as a bundle of trends in intellectual history united by a common endeavor to revise structuralist assumptions, theories, and methods, and to cultivate themata the structuralists neglected. Four trends are considered: deconstruction,interactional pragmatics, empirical study of literature (empirische Literaturwissenschaft), and Paul Ricoeur's hermeneutics. Poststructuralism is commonly contrasted with it…
Possible Worlds of Fiction and History
New Literary History - Volume 29, Number 4, Autumn 1998
The limits of interpretation
Occidental Poetics: Tradition and Progress
Occidental Poetics: Tradition and Progress
Possible Worlds and Literary Fictions
Thématique de la solitude
Dolezel Lubomir. Thématique de la solitude. In: Communications, 47, 1988. Variations sur le thème. Pour une thématique, sous la direction de Claude Bremond et Thomas G. Pavel. pp. 187-197
Mimesis and Possible Worlds
From its origins, i.e., the writings of Plato and Aristotle, Occidental aesthetic thinking has been dominated by the idea of mimesis: Fictions (fictional objects) are derived from reality, they are imitations/representations of actually existing entities. During its long reign, the idea has been interpreted in many different ways and, consequently, the term has accumulated several distinct meanings.' Undoubtedly, these ambiguities can be resolved…
Proper names, definite descriptions and the intensional structure of Kafka's 'the trial
Eco and His Model Reader
Truth and Authenticity in Narrative
The study of the meaning of literary texts literary semantics is a discipline with a venerable tradition. Recently, we have observed attempts to enrich literary semantics by ideas and insights developed in philosophical and logical semantics. This development which, in my opinion, is bound to become the most vital trend in literary theory, was certainly inspired by the exciting perspectives opened by the rapprochement between linguistic and textu…
Extensional and intensional narrative worlds
In defence of structural poetics
Commentary
An Early Chinese Confessional Prose Shen Fu's Six Chapters of a Floating Life
AN EARLY CHINESE CONFESSIONAL PROSE SHEN FU'S SIX CHAPTERS OF A FLOATING LIFE BY MILENA DOLEŽELOVÁ-VELINGEROVÁ AND LUBOMÍR DOLEŽEL To Professor Jaroslav Prûšek Six Chapters of a floating Life (Fu-sheng was written around l8zo 1) by Shen Fu a poor Chinese literatus and painter from the southern city of Soochow 2). Of the six original chapters, only four were found when the manuscript was discovered in 1877 ; until now, Shen Fu's work remains a tor…
From motifemes to motifs
Statistics and Style
Possible Worlds of Fiction and History
New Literary History - Volume 29, Number 4, Autumn 1998
Extensional and intensional narrative worlds
The limits of interpretation
Truth and Authenticity in Narrative
The study of the meaning of literary texts literary semantics is a discipline with a venerable tradition. Recently, we have observed attempts to enrich literary semantics by ideas and insights developed in philosophical and logical semantics. This development which, in my opinion, is bound to become the most vital trend in literary theory, was certainly inspired by the exciting perspectives opened by the rapprochement between linguistic and textu…
Mimesis and Possible Worlds
From its origins, i.e., the writings of Plato and Aristotle, Occidental aesthetic thinking has been dominated by the idea of mimesis: Fictions (fictional objects) are derived from reality, they are imitations/representations of actually existing entities. During its long reign, the idea has been interpreted in many different ways and, consequently, the term has accumulated several distinct meanings.' Undoubtedly, these ambiguities can be resolved…
Eco and His Model Reader
From motifemes to motifs
Statistics and Style
An Early Chinese Confessional Prose Shen Fu's Six Chapters of a Floating Life
AN EARLY CHINESE CONFESSIONAL PROSE SHEN FU'S SIX CHAPTERS OF A FLOATING LIFE BY MILENA DOLEŽELOVÁ-VELINGEROVÁ AND LUBOMÍR DOLEŽEL To Professor Jaroslav Prûšek Six Chapters of a floating Life (Fu-sheng was written around l8zo 1) by Shen Fu a poor Chinese literatus and painter from the southern city of Soochow 2). Of the six original chapters, only four were found when the manuscript was discovered in 1877 ; until now, Shen Fu's work remains a tor…
From motifemes to motifs
Commentary
Extensional and intensional narrative worlds
In defence of structural poetics
Eco and His Model Reader
Truth and Authenticity in Narrative
The study of the meaning of literary texts literary semantics is a discipline with a venerable tradition. Recently, we have observed attempts to enrich literary semantics by ideas and insights developed in philosophical and logical semantics. This development which, in my opinion, is bound to become the most vital trend in literary theory, was certainly inspired by the exciting perspectives opened by the rapprochement between linguistic and textu…
Proper names, definite descriptions and the intensional structure of Kafka's 'the trial
Possible Worlds and Literary Fictions
Thématique de la solitude
Dolezel Lubomir. Thématique de la solitude. In: Communications, 47, 1988. Variations sur le thème. Pour une thématique, sous la direction de Claude Bremond et Thomas G. Pavel. pp. 187-197
Mimesis and Possible Worlds
From its origins, i.e., the writings of Plato and Aristotle, Occidental aesthetic thinking has been dominated by the idea of mimesis: Fictions (fictional objects) are derived from reality, they are imitations/representations of actually existing entities. During its long reign, the idea has been interpreted in many different ways and, consequently, the term has accumulated several distinct meanings.' Undoubtedly, these ambiguities can be resolved…
Occidental Poetics: Tradition and Progress
Occidental Poetics: Tradition and Progress
The limits of interpretation
Possible Worlds of Fiction and History
New Literary History - Volume 29, Number 4, Autumn 1998
Heterocosmica: Fiction and Possible Worlds
In Heterocosmica, Lubomir Dolezel offers a complete theory of literary fiction based on the idea of possible worlds. Beginning with a discussion of the extant semantics and pragmatics of fictionality - by Leibniz, Russell, Frege, Searle, Auerbach, and others - he relates them to literature, literary theory, and narratology.
Poststructuralism: A View from Charles Bridge
In this article poststructuralism is treated as a bundle of trends in intellectual history united by a common endeavor to revise structuralist assumptions, theories, and methods, and to cultivate themata the structuralists neglected. Four trends are considered: deconstruction,interactional pragmatics, empirical study of literature (empirische Literaturwissenschaft), and Paul Ricoeur's hermeneutics. Poststructuralism is commonly contrasted with it…
Philosophy (11 works) · Art (8 works) · Epistemology (7 works) · Literature (6 works) · Aesthetics (4 works) · Linguistics (4 works) · Narrative Theory and Analysis (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · History (3 works) · Possible world (3 works)