„Nám vaše píseň zní sladce.“ Vavákova odpověď na Zpěv k svátku Jana Nejedlého, doktora práv a cís. král. řádného a veřejného profesora literatury české na starožitných vysokých školách pražských
"Your songs sounds sweet to us." Vavák's answer to a song for the name day of Jan Nejedlý, doctor of laws and imperial and royal full and tenured professor of Czech literature at the ancient University in Prague
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2017Publisher
Univerzita Karlova, Filozofická fakultaSource document
Historie – Otázky – Problémy (History, Issues, Problems)ISSN: 2336-6672
Periodical publication year: 2017
Periodical Volume: 9
Periodical Issue: 1
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František Jan Vavák (1741–1816), Václav Hanka (1791–1861), occasional poetry, cantata, syllabotonic verse, syllabic verse, National Revival, secularisation, Baroque patriotismThe study compares two Czech language occasional compositions from the beginning of the 19thcentury: the text of a congratulatory cantata composed in 1811 in honour of Jan Nejedlý, professorof Czech language and literature at Prague University, by Václav Hanka, a student at PragueUniversity and a representative of the second generation of the Czech National Revival, and a responseto the cantata in verse by František Jan Vavák, a farmer well versed in literature and rootedin the traditions of the Czech Baroque patriotism. The study investigates the agreements and differencesin the two author’s views on basic questions about past, present, and further directionsin Czech culture.