"En hård kamp".:  Strindbergs første tiår på tsjekkisk.

Ondrej Vimr

"En hård kamp". Strindbergs første tiår på tsjekkisk.

Translated title of the contribution: A tough struggle: Strindberg's first decade in Czech

Ondrej Vimr

Department of Russian

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The article analyses the way August Strindberg was translated and published in Czech in 1890s. It draws attention to two groups of students interested in a transformation of the Czech society in late Austro-Hungarian Empire. While one of the groups was socially radical, the other one was aesthetically radical.

Translated title of the contribution	A tough struggle: Strindberg's first decade in Czech
Original language	Other
Title of host publication	Strindbergiana XXVIII
Editors	Elena Balzamo, Anna Cavallin, David Gedin, Per Stam
Place of Publication	Stockholm
Pages	53
Number of pages	67
Volume	28
Edition	Strindbergiana
Publication status	Published - 2013

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"En hård kamp". Strindbergs første tiår på tsjekkisk.

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