Academic literature on the topic 'Sun, K'o, 1891-'

U Gjalskijevoj prozi posebno mjesto zauzimaju okultistično-mistične pripovijesti. Prva pripovijest je objelodanjena 1890. pod naslovom "San doktora Mišića", a posljednja tek 1927. Naslov je ove posljednje pripovijetke "Sasvim neobični čudnovati doživljaji ilustrisimusa Šišmanovića". Milan Marjanović apostrofirao jeGjalskoga kao pisca "na mostu staroga i novoga vremena". Književni povjesničar 20. stoljeća nazvao ga je "začetnikom svemu onome što će početi ostvarivati generacija modernista" (Miroslav Šicel). Sve to nam potvrđuje pripovijest "San doktora Mišića". Analizirajući tu pripovijest autor studije pokazuje s jedne strane kako se u Gjalskijevu djelu dvadeset godina prije tiskanja glavnih knjiga Sigmunda Freuda pojavljuje problem gušenja erotske čežnje i seksualiteta, odnosno problem odnosa svijesti i nesvjesnosti, a s druge da tekst ove pripovijesti motivira tzv.correspondances u smislu simbolizma.

The first History of Serbian Literature (1865) was written from the PEN of P. J. Safarik (1796-1861), a foreigner, who lived and worked in Novi Sad and did not write in Serbian. The final form was given by Safarik's son-in-law, who made some changes. The first edition was printed in 1826. The monograph includes a review of 289 writers. In addition to Serbian, he also deals writers who have written in foreign languages. The book contain a list of printers, patrons, scribes, a Cyrillic print of Catholic Serbs and a Cyrillic print of Protestants. He deals with works in the field of language science, rhetoric and poetry, philosophy, history and geography, pedagogy and mathematics, science of nature and technology, medicine, law and politics, including works in the field of theology. It is, therefore, a project that, through its critique of literature, actually illuminates the history of the culture of the Serbian people. Methodologically History is realized as it is done by contemporary historians of literature. Safarik's critical method, is proof that literary criticism always has a social function, if it is scientifically based and objective.

Austrijski slikar Franz Alt (1821.–1914.) sin je slikara Jakoba Alta (1789.–1872.) i brat poznatijeg pejzažista i akvarelista Rudolfa Alta (1812.–1905.). Na svojim putovanjima po Slavoniji i Srijemu izradio je veliki broj skica, crteža i akvarela s motivima iz tih krajeva – pejzažima, vedutama, interijerima plemićkih salona. Altova djela nastala tijekom nekoliko njegovih posjeta osim umjetničke vrijednosti sadržavaju i komponentu dokumentarno-povijesnih likovnih ‘putopisa’, važnih za poznavanje gospodarskih i kulturnih prilika na rumsko-retfalačkom vlastelinstvu obitelji Pejačević i vukovarskom vlastelinstvu obitelji Eltz. Pronađeno je dvadesetak Altovih djela s prikazima perivoja i tzv. Zimmerbilder dvorca u Retfali, krajolika rumskog vlastelinstva te prizora iz vukovarskog dvorca koji su do sada bili u privatnom vlasništvu ili javnim ustanovama, no netočno identificirani kao prizori drugih slavonskih dvoraca. Osim pejzaža i interijera Alt je izradio i nekoliko portreta članova obitelji Pejačević i Eltz. Altova slavonska i srijemska djela pridonose boljem poznavanju njegova opusa, svjedočeći ujedno o kolekcionarskoj praksi plemićkih obitelji istočne Hrvatske.

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