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AN ANECDOTAL HISTORY: HRABAL AND CENTRAL EUROPE

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Daniel W. P.

Rocznik Przemyski

2016

tom 52

nr 2(20): Literatura i Język

113-120

Bohumil Hrabal has inspired novelists, critics, bar owners, and bookstore owners to name and dedicate their works to him across the Central European space. This article looks at how Hrabal is understood in the region and attempts to explain the admiration for this peculiar author through his use of the anecdotal form. Instead of regarding Central Europe as the space of tragedy, Hrabal imagines it as the space of anecdotes, reclaiming agency for those who have suffered under the weight of History.

Mimo princip zodpovĕdnosti. Schizofrenické evangelium Bohumila Hrabala v interpretaci Józefa Tischnera

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Firlej A.

Poznańskie Studia Slawistyczne

2022

nr 23

321-330

The article is devoted to the story The Schizophrenic Gospel by Bohumil Hrabal and a little-known interpretation of this prose bythe famous Polish philosopher and theologian Józef Tischner. Plato, Hegel, Berkeley, Heidegger: these four names in Tischner‘s work lead to Hrabal‘s thinking and his gospel. The philosopher discusses in detail the specific perception of reality which according to him is transformed into a phenomenon or image of reality in Hrabal‘s prose, and as such acquires the same status as the reality of a dream. This approach can be combined with surrealism and phenomenology. Philosophy and literature evaluate the most phenomena irreversibly and undeniably; recurring events and events that do not involve visible changes or consequences are usually neglected. They do not require answers, so they do not mean responsibility. Hrabal writes about such aworld “outside the principle of responsibility“ in his Gospel, and Tischner in his interpretation.