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2. Jezuitští osvícenci - osvícení jezuité

Creator:
Čornejová, Ivana
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Subject:
Jesuits, Enlightenment, abolition of the Jesuit Order, Charles Ferdinand University, jezuité, osvícenství, zrušení jezuitského řádu, and Univerzita Karlo-Ferdinandova
Language:
Czech
Description:
Despite advances in research into religious orders over the last decades, the Jesuits are still associated (especially in popular consciousness) with their past as exponents of “darkness”. Yet the abolition of the Society of Jesus in 1773 did not mark a critical turning point, nor even a radical change; the Jesuits continued to flourish, and the odium they attracted from other orders was often retrospective in effect. Ignaz Cornova, an unusually interesting man of idiosyncratic temperament, was not the only “atypical” Jesuit, nor was he the only member of the Society of Jesus in the Bohemian provinces who was far from being an ossified upholder of the ways of the past. Besides Josef Stepling, provincial Bohemia could boast other remarkable personalities; and Prague’s Charles Ferdinand University, whose Faculty of Divinity was until 1773 dominated by Jesuits, was at the same time one of the great sources of Enlightenment thought.
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3. Lieder der böhmischen Exulanten und katholische hymnographische Medien des 17. und 18. Jahrhunderts

Creator:
Smyčková, Kateřina
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Subject:
Czech literature of the 17th and 18th century, spiritual song, hymnbook, broadside, manuscript, česká literatura 17. a 18. století, duchovní píseň, kancionál, kramářský tisk, and rukopis
Language:
Czech
Description:
Songs of the Czech exiles and the Catholic hymnography of the 17th and 18th century. The study examines Czech spiritual songs since the beginning of the 17th century until the end of the 18th century and deals with the connections between the non-Catholic songs of the Post-White Mountain exile and the Czech Catholic hymnography. It has been thought that these connections were almost unpossible. This study deals with the songs of the exiles in the Czech Catholic hymnbooks, broadsides and manuscripts – the aim of this study is to show the function of media in the Czech hymnography. The contacts with non-Catholic exiled and Catholic hymnbooks were mediated by orality, manuscripts and broadsides. This example shows the Czech hymnography as a media space; the study examines the position of manuscripts and primarily broadsides in this media space, both are very close to orality.
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