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České rozhlasové adaptace děl Karla Čapka

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Bojda T.

tom 71

nr 3

308-325

This study analyses the current production tradition of presenting Karel Čapek’s literary works in the Czechoslovak radio context. It sets out the ongoing interest in Čapek’s work on the radio, reflects key radio adaptations of Čapek’s dramas and novels in individual micro-analyses, and attempts to establish the basic production mechanisms and to identify the opportunities and pitfalls involved in adapting Čapek’s works. It also highlights Čapek’s work as one of the most inspiring subject areas of auditory/verbal creative work, and points out various dramaturgical and directorial methods of reproducing the author’s poetics on the radio. The article also includes a chronological listing of radio productions of Čapek’s work.

Rozhlasová hra a/nebo rozhlasová inscenace?: poznámky k teorii "slovesné” rozhlasové tvorby

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Jungmannová L.

nr 4

453-476

The objective of this study is to theoretically define and distinguish between a radio play and radio production. Hence the first part of the paper characterizes the individual components of a radio production (speech, music, sound and silence), its performativity and its basic building block — the acoustic situation arising out of the interaction between the acting and the sound production. In the next section the radio production is considered as a sound composition (by theoretical passages on montage and time and space phenomena) and finally the historical roots of this radio work are also referred to. The second half of the study focuses on the radio play, which it endeavours to analyse primarily on the basis of its relationship to the theatre play. The study then goes on to examine both the structural elements and the types of radio plays and the secondary processes involved in the creation of this literary work: adaptation and dramatization.