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Lecturer(s)
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Cholodová Uljana, Mgr. Ph.D.
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Dobrotová Ivana, doc. PhDr. Ph.D.
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Course content
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KSO/91APL Polish literary theory 1. On aspects of language and style of contemporary Polish prose in comparison with the Czech, Russian or Ukrainian prose. The latest theories (terminology) and the research methods ? evaluation. Choice according to specialization. 2. The contemporary Polish poetry works in Slavic (Czech, Russian or Ukrainian) context. Choice according to specialization. 3. The latest theories in the contemporary Polish literary science in comparison with the Czech, Russian or Ukrainian literary science. Choice according to specialization. 4. The latest theories in the contemporary Polish linguistics in comparison with the Czech, Russian or Ukrainian linguistics. Choice according to specialization. 8. Cognitive theories in the Polish literary science in comparison with the Czech, Ukrainian or Russian literary science. Choice according to specialization. 9. Genre development in the Polish literature of the 20th and 21st century in comparison with the literary work of the Czechs, Russians and Ukrainians. Choice according to specialization. 10. Literary text as translation issue (the Polish, Czech, Russian and Ukrainian translation theories). Choice according to specialization.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Monologic Lecture(Interpretation, Training), Dialogic Lecture (Discussion, Dialog, Brainstorming)
- Semestral Work
- 125 hours per semester
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Learning outcomes
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KSO/91APL Polish literary theory This course provides an overview of contemporary Polish literary theory, organization of literary researches, eminent representatives of literary theory, synthetic academic papers and monographs and contribution of Polish literary theory to the Slavonic literary theory.
This course puts focus on the Polish literary theory, the latest issues and the methodological approaches.
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Prerequisites
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Knowledge of literary theory at the level of pre-graduate (master) students of Polish philology.
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Seminar Work
Active attendance in semianrs, study of literary theory issues, representatives of Polish schools and departments. Exam questions - Comparative Slavonic philology. Courses: Comparative Slavonic literary theory, Comparative Slavonic linguistics. Themes of Polish philology: 1. On aspects of language and style of contemporary Polish prose in comparison with the Czech, Russian or Ukrainian prose. The latest theories (terminology) and the research methods ? evaluation. Choice according to specialization. 2. The contemporary Polish poetry works in Slavic (Czech, Russian or Ukrainian) context. Choice according to specialization. 3. The latest theories in the contemporary Polish literary science in comparison with the Czech, Russian or Ukrainian literary science. Choice according to specialization. 4. The latest theories in the contemporary Polish linguistics in comparison with the Czech, Russian or Ukrainian linguistics. Choice according to specialization. 5. The eminent personalities of Polish literary science of the 20th and 21st century and evaluation of their contribution to the development of the Slavic / European literary science. Choice according to specialization. 6. The eminent personalities of Polish linguistics in the 20th and 21st century and evaluation of their contribution to the development of Slavic / European linguistics. Choice according to specialization. 7. Cognitive theories in the Polish linguistics in comparison with the Czech, Russian, Ukrainian linguistics and their contribution. 8. Cognitive theories in the Polish literary science in comparison with the Czech, Ukrainian or Russian literary science. Choice according to specialization. 9. Genre development in the Polish literature of the 20th and 21st century in comparison with the literary work of the Czechs, Russians and Ukrainians. Choice according to specialization. 10. Literary text as translation issue (the Polish, Czech, Russian and Ukrainian translation theories). Choice according to specialization. 11. Selected issues of Slavic philology history with respect to Polish philology in comparison with the Czech, Russian and or Ukrainian ones. Choice according to specialization. 12. Neologisms in the contemporary Polish language in comparison with the state of affairs in the Czech, Russian or Ukrainian language. Choice according to specialization. 13. Varieties of contemporary Polish language in non-fiction texts in comparison with the Czech, Russian or Ukrainian language. Choice according to specialization. 14. The language of contemporary Polish journalistic style in comparison with the Slavic languages (journalistic style in the Czech, Russian or Ukrainian language). Choice according to specialization. 15. Issues of contemporary Polish language from the point of view of its stylistic functions in comparison with the Slavic languages (Czech, Russian or Ukrainian). Choice according to specialization.
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Recommended literature
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Bakula, B. (2007). Transformacja w kulturze i literaturze polskiej 1989?2004. Poznań .
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Czapliński, P. (2009). Polska do wymiany. Późna ponowoczesność i nasze wielkie narracje. Warszawa .
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Dąbrowski,M. (2011). Komparatystyka dla humanistów. Warszawa.
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Mitosek, Z. (2011). Teorie badań literackich. Warszawa.
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