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Literary Samizdat and Samizdat Publics
Enthymema, 2015 In this article Komaromi considers literary samizdat journals in light of public theory. Although literary samizdat journals do not conform to classic conceptions of public speech, they do yield to more recent analyses of counter-publics proposed by ...
Ann Komaromi
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Il testo del samizdat nei testi del samizdat
Between, 2020 Autorappresentazione e autoconsapevolezza del samizdat come processo in tutte le metanarrative che descrivono il testo clandestino: come nasce, lo spirito con cui nasce, l’ambiente in cui nasce e si diffonde.
Mario Caramitti
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Modern «samizdat»: the definition
Библиосфера, 2012 The article examines the transformation of self-publishing. A comparative analysis of the key features that characterize samizdat of the Soviet and the post-Soviet period is made. The definition that reflects the essence of the modern concept of samizdat
E. N. Savenko
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Slovak literary samizdat periodicals in the 1980s [PDF]
Slovenska Literatura, 2023 The article presents an overview of Slovak literary samizdat periodicals published in the 1980s: Kontakt, Altamira, K, Fragment, Fragment K. The authors describe them, deal with their thematic focus, content structure, conditions of their emergence and ...
Pavel Matejovič +1 more
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Estonian, Russian and Samizdat Identity: Arno Tsart and Elena Shvarts
Interlitteraria, 2023 The article explores a case of literary mystification by Elena Shvarts that occurred in samizdat during the eighties, featuring a fictitious Estonian poet.
Miriam Rossi
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K reflexivnosti Vaculíkova Českého snáře [PDF]
Slovo a Smysl, 2023 The present study deals with the problem of reflexivity in Ludvík Vaculík’s semi-autobiographical novel Czech Dream Book (samizdat 1981; English 2019). The notion of reflexivity is conceived of as the intersection of real empirical life and the fictional
Hana Kosáková
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Библиосфера, 2021 Amateur children’s and youth press (samizdat) has historical roots in Russia, including in the Siberian-far Eastern region. At each stage it was characterized by specific features conditioned by socio-cultural factors of the time.
E. N. Savenko
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Politika překladu. Nad korespondencí Jana Zábrany s Antonínem Přidalem [PDF]
Slovo a Smysl, 2020 This article deals with various aspects of the ‘politics of translation’ in connection with the book When the Cage Keeps Falling (subtitle The Mutual Correspondence of Antonín Přidal and Jan Zábrana, 1963–1984).
Tomáš Glanc
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Czech Samizdat Archives – the Past and the Present
Poznańskie Studia Slawistyczne, 2020 In the former Czechoslovakia, samizdat was not limited just to the dissident community: the big “publishing houses” like Vaculík’s Petlice soon became a model for many local followers. Under communism, they naturally made effort to keep their activities
Alena Přibáňová
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Intelectuales de la disidencia y literatura "Samizdat" en Checoslovaquia
Espacio, Tiempo y Forma. Serie V, Historia Contemporánea, 2000 Una de las principales fuentes para conocer la experiencia totalitaria de la segunda mitad del siglo xx en Cliecoslovaquia es la literatura "Samizdat".
Marina Casanova
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