Jiri Veltrusky
Biographic Data
| ID | 1638282 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jiri Veltrusky |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jiri |
| FAMILY NAME | Veltrusky |
| SIGNATURE | VELTRUSKY J |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Structure in Folk Theater
The Structure of the Literary Process. Studies Dedicated to the Memory of Felix Vodicka
The Prague School Theory of Theater
Jan Mukarovsky's Structural Poetics and Esthetics
Jan Mukaiovsky (1891-1975) was one of the greatest theoreticians of literature and estheticians of his time. He was among the leading architects of the original structural conception of language, literature, art, folklore and culture which was produced by the so-called Prague School (the Prague Linguistic Circle). He outlined a coherent semiotic theory of art as early as 1934 and many of his essays, on subjects as diverse as sound and meaning in …
Theatre in the Corridor
“Theatre in the Corridor” was written, in Czech, in December 1939; that explains why the first paragraph sounds rather anachronistic. It has remained unpublished for nearly forty years. This was my third attempt to write a theoretical paper, after “Man and Object in the Theatre,” published in 1940 (English translation in: Paul L. Garvin, ed., A Prague School Reader on Esthetics, Literary Structure, and Style , Washington, D.C., 1964) and “Mácha's…
Puppets for Adults
Something important happened when in spring 1976 the Theatre du Manitout opened in a small cellar at Montparnasse. It is not easy to describe the work done by this young company headed by Dominique Houdart on its new premises (the Dominique Houdart Company itself is not new, it has been active since 1964.) To call it an avant-garde theater would be utterly misleading since for the last two decades at least this label has been given, more often th…
The Prague School Theory of Theater
Jan Mukarovsky's Structural Poetics and Esthetics
Jan Mukaiovsky (1891-1975) was one of the greatest theoreticians of literature and estheticians of his time. He was among the leading architects of the original structural conception of language, literature, art, folklore and culture which was produced by the so-called Prague School (the Prague Linguistic Circle). He outlined a coherent semiotic theory of art as early as 1934 and many of his essays, on subjects as diverse as sound and meaning in …
Theatre in the Corridor
“Theatre in the Corridor” was written, in Czech, in December 1939; that explains why the first paragraph sounds rather anachronistic. It has remained unpublished for nearly forty years. This was my third attempt to write a theoretical paper, after “Man and Object in the Theatre,” published in 1940 (English translation in: Paul L. Garvin, ed., A Prague School Reader on Esthetics, Literary Structure, and Style , Washington, D.C., 1964) and “Mácha's…
Puppets for Adults
Something important happened when in spring 1976 the Theatre du Manitout opened in a small cellar at Montparnasse. It is not easy to describe the work done by this young company headed by Dominique Houdart on its new premises (the Dominique Houdart Company itself is not new, it has been active since 1964.) To call it an avant-garde theater would be utterly misleading since for the last two decades at least this label has been given, more often th…
Theatre in the Corridor
“Theatre in the Corridor” was written, in Czech, in December 1939; that explains why the first paragraph sounds rather anachronistic. It has remained unpublished for nearly forty years. This was my third attempt to write a theoretical paper, after “Man and Object in the Theatre,” published in 1940 (English translation in: Paul L. Garvin, ed., A Prague School Reader on Esthetics, Literary Structure, and Style , Washington, D.C., 1964) and “Mácha's…
Jan Mukarovsky's Structural Poetics and Esthetics
Jan Mukaiovsky (1891-1975) was one of the greatest theoreticians of literature and estheticians of his time. He was among the leading architects of the original structural conception of language, literature, art, folklore and culture which was produced by the so-called Prague School (the Prague Linguistic Circle). He outlined a coherent semiotic theory of art as early as 1934 and many of his essays, on subjects as diverse as sound and meaning in …
The Prague School Theory of Theater
The Structure of the Literary Process. Studies Dedicated to the Memory of Felix Vodicka
Structure in Folk Theater
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