By Thomas G. Winner, Ondrej Sládek, Michael Heim
The Czech Avant-Garde Literary stream among the 2 international Wars tells the little-known tale of the renaissance of Czech literary arts within the interval among the 2 global wars. The avant-garde writers in this interval broke down the barrier among the elite literary language and the vernacular and became to spoken language, substandard kinds, daily assets akin to newspapers and detective tales, and different types of well known leisure reminiscent of the circus and the cabaret. In his analyses of the writings of this era, Thomas G. Winner illuminates the cultured and linguistic features of those works and indicates how poetry and linguistics will be mixed. The Czech Avant-Garde Literary flow among the 2 international Wars is key interpreting for classes on glossy Czech literature, comparative literature, and Slavic literature
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