Jaroslav Goll: role historika v české společnosti
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Obsah
Úvodem
Jaroslav Goll a jeho působení v pramenech a literatuře
Jaroslav Goll a jeho škola:
Geneze zrodu či mýtus české historiografie?
Trasologie:
Život a působení Jaroslava
Na cestě
Básník a překladatel
Univerzitní kariéra
Rodina
Spor o Rukopisy
Historický seminář
Učitel a jeho žáci
Vědecké dílo
Politika
Závěr života
Role Jaroslava
Závěr
Prameny
Literatura
English Summary.
Jaroslav
The Historian's Role in Czech Society
Summary
A majority of the existing Czech researches emphasise an extraordinary role
of
Synoptic History of Czech and Slovak Historiography as well as the biography
Goli
concerning J. Goll
which only thanks to him achieves a level comparable with that of the European
historical science of that time. The milestone
-
Prague University established in
That position was disturbed by
of History at the Prague University even before publication of the above-mentioned
books, to a certain degree actually in as early as the
Štaif
The then interpretation formed by
1
of decline was yawning in Czech historiography after the time of
generation, which would be bridged over only by the generation of
contemporaries. However, that view disregarded the role of
and his contemporary, German professor
the course of History at the Prague University and in education of a new generation of
researchers and the intellectual paradigms of their research works. Moreover, the view
omitted the outstanding role of Goll's contemporaries (from the professors of the Faculty
of Philosophy in particular
overall situation at the University, when the language aspect prevailed in interpretations
and, thus, German seminars of History were ignored in the discourse interpretation.
Nevertheless, it is the relationships and thought influences of
Josef
one of the key milestones in understanding the modern Czech historiography as the
history of thinking, as a kind of intellectual history, at which long-range goal
though not accessible yet
239
Investigating history has a long and relatively strong tradition in Czech lands;
historical thinking was part of the foundations of the National Revival. Undoubtedly,
the intellectual legacy of
romantic historical considerations. On the other hand, we should admit that many
historians never supported
from
foundations were laid by
stream of Czech thinking among historians (e.g. in the works of
Pekař
Thus, seeing
concerning history, as the first Czech representative of positivistic thinking is more
than questionable, and his History and Historiography was too overvalued in Czech
historiography. In no case the said work is the constituting element of a new stage of
historiography; on the contrary, it should be perceived as a codification of a paradigm
threatened by new tendencies that are present in
emerging Czech cultural history.
Positivism was considered one of the crucial resources of research work already
by Josef
Wácslaw
Ranke's
Goli
Jaroslav
aristocracy, even though his father was not much fascinated by that milieu. Thus, Goll
got to know rather the lifestyle of the urban dignitaries. He left
live in
his studies at the Faculty of Philosophy of the then Karl-Ferdinand University in
The range of his interests was relatively wide: from history of literature and linguistics to
aesthetics, arts (in particular
and history. He was not the kind of student to specialise, to focus his interest on a single
field of study. After all, he is known to see himself predominantly as a poet at that time;
in the early 1870s he even published an anthology of Czech poetry and a collection of
his poems. In
translator of poetry.
After completing his studies in Prague he shortly worked as a secondary
school teacher and after the relationships between Austria-Hungary, France and
Prussia calmed down, he was admitted to the
the winter term of
History Seminar, Pauli's Contemporary History after
Wieseler's Interpretation of Selected Works of Art in Archeology Seminar and
Paleography and Diplomatics. In the summer term he did not participate in any Waitz's
courses, attending Pauli's History Seminar and History of English Constitution,
Steindorff's Reviews of Old Imperial Resources, Stern's History of English Revolution,
and Unger's Interpretation of Old Christian Art Heritage. Afterwards he became
a research secretary in the services of George Bancroft, American historian and the then
240
ambassador to Berlin, and made a short study
in Holland and London.
While the Berlin period and his trips can be seen as broadening his horizons
or investigation of documents concerning Czech studies (in particular documents on J.
A. Komenský),
of Goll's approach to history and for evaluation of his following career as a teacher
and researcher. Interpretation of World History
(1875)
a very decent level already in Prague. Even though
significant investigator of Czech history, his knowledge of European and world history
and, thus, also his lectures
very good or at least Goll believed so. However, in terms of factual information Goll
appreciated Tomek's lectures more. In this respect,
interest in constitutional history.
Goll's own lectures at the Prague University, as far as they can be evaluated on
the basis of the documents kept in the
Science
what is traditionally pointed out, i.e. that
history. Goll's lectures interpret English history, history of the Roman Empire, medieval
history until the
spoke
the methodology of historical science, which appeared also in his interpretations in the
seminar. Thus, his university lectures do not differ, in any aspect significant for research
methodology or concept of history, from
that is different; German lectures were replaced by lectures presented in the Czech
language
of his teachers and colleagues. Also his focus on literature is slightly stronger, yet he
presents mostly summaries and lists of works on the topic without any comprehensive
evaluation thereof. On the other hand, compared with W. W.
seems to be a dilettante in the area of cultural history if he arrives at the topic in his
lectures at all, which is rather surprising in a man who is keen on contemporary theatre,
literature, art, music and travelling. However, particularly impressive
only for a part of the audience
of
of initiation into a secret science
Goll is the first significant researcher to integrate Czech history into European context.
Nevertheless, it seems that also here inspiration should be looked for in
in his textbooks of Austrian History, where Czech history was indeed linked to the
history of Europe, and in particular to Central European history, interpreted as an
organic component of the Central European area, which was substantially facilitated by
his synchronous approach to the interpretation of the Danube Monarchy development.
Tomek's textbooks were a source of inspiration also for the second generation of Goll's
"School" and partly for their followers, as Tomek's textbook was replaced by Josef
Pekar's History of Our Land published immediately before World War I.
241
Golľs
However, it is not only the fact that the History seminar at the Faculty of Philosophy of
the Czech Karl-Ferdinand University in Prague was not very important in the 1880s in
terms of the numbers of its attendants and their results and did not reach its peak until
the early 1890s, when it was led by three directors
Rezek),
the Czech University after the split of the former utraquist university indeed brought
a significant change in the existing situation. We basically believe that
did not attend any seminar of History at the Prague University, that his knowledge of
the seminar was based on his
as if no History seminar was available in Prague before
did not show much interest in a research career during his studies, feeling rather like
a poet; moreover no qualification work was required, only several examinations had
to be passed in order to be awarded the degree of a doctor. Thus, the development of
History seminars must be apprehended also in the sphere of transformations of the
level of education in the statutory framework thereof; nevertheless we should above
all admit that even if the seminar was not taught at the Prague University during Goll's
studies, this is absolutely not true about the period starting from the early
Hirschfeld's courses there were in particular the continuously developed seminar held
by professor
political motives. Exercises with sources, although unpaid, held by
Emier
we still have to admit that
seminar; also in the 1860s the pedagogues of the Prague University
K. A.
also
(this concerns in particular the Analysis of Important Parts of World History, which
professor
Jaroslav
(Kommission für Neuere Geschichte Österreichs),
in
Museum of the Bohemian Kingdom etc. However, it should be noted that he held those
positions with a delay, at the turn from the 19111 to the
being well aware that Goll had an influential patron,
former university colleague, whom he largely consulted about the development of the
branch.
The Manuscripts fight, i.e. the dispute concerning genuineness of the
old-Bohemian literary works that occurred in the mid
clarify the sharp cut between
of
most distinct and courageous research initiatives and illustrates his critical acumen and
ability to fight with an open visor, yet it reveals Goll's conceit.
offended by Josef
or by W. W. Tomek's review in the Journal of the Museum of the Bohemian Kingdom
242
(even though one can read much more savage reviews from his colleagues today)
-
him radically. For long years he closed himself in the world of the University and
"his students" and e.g. in
member of the Czech Academy of Sciences and Arts; despite justifying his refusal by
organizational non-readiness of the newly established Academy it is apparent that
Jaroslav
while his opponents (Josef
the Kaiser, as ordinary members already when the institution was being formed. Thus,
Goll deliberately refused to engage himself in research activities that were supposed to
be a compromise between the two parties to the Manuscripts dispute (apart from other
things he e.g. refused to participate in working on Otto's Encyclopedia).
However,
Already as a young man he complained about frequent, in particular mental fatigue in
letters to his father. The mother's family's disposition probably left its traces in him;
the death of his son Marcel
refuge in poetry correspondence with
he suffered from an eye disease, which required several operations and which was
depriving him of strength to work with sources. His history-related works include Die
französische
the
period of his research work, he published
of the
-
out in a book called
1916.
Goll's most cited work by the following generation, which links Bohemian, Polish and
Prussian history in a single context and in this regard ranks among the most significant
works of the late
-
birth
the occasion of his installation in the position of Rector he elaborated the history of
the University in
he had been preparing for all his life
I
papers including translations of articles concerning Czech historical production from
the French Revue
The late
endeavour to keep pace with the historiography of Western Europe. However, it
did not omit the development of historical science to the east of our country either.
Paying attention to the history of the Hungarian Kingdom, Balkan or Russia was
considered commonplace. The historiography of the 19th century and later also the
historiography of the
Republic witnessed a penetration of two directions, two lines of historical research,
243
reprehended by
Palacký's
Tomek's dispassionateness of Ranke's type
non-reflected nationalist elements or unclear terms such as "spirit of the period". The
Goll-time Czech historiography is filled with a conflict of both the tendencies; thanks
to Goll and
-
Jaroslav
Nevertheless, it is
the teacher to be followed,
talked about his school. Therefore, the problem is a definition of the so-called Goll's
School. Many historians of the after-Goll generation did not share Goll's opinions
or rather disagreed with Goll in human terms (e.g.
extent,
-
Kalousek.
postulates in the History seminar and forward the same as a message of science. Yet,
also the fact that
role in the Goll's School phenomenon, which fact could be hardly opposed to as in
the institutional sense of the word they indeed were his students, followers and often
also participants in his seminar
also attempts to point out that supporting
to attain a university position; a majority of the most significant texts celebrating
Goll's spirit and "School" appears around his sixtieth birthday, which was
-
the only Czech university. This was not possible without support from conceited
Jaroslav Goll.
one's "social capital", not to promote his methodology. Besides, the phenomenon of
the so-called "Goll's School" can be defined only negatively as an alliance against the
romantic illusions of
philosophically inspiring
even this definition is true absolutely, though; and some historians did not clearly
incline to Goll's and Pekar's positions even during the dispute concerning the sense
of Czech history. Thus, it seems that if wishing to achieve a deep understanding of
its development, the future Czech historiography will have to free itself from the
misleading term "Goll's School".
It should be also noted that
significant historical national and research polemics in the early 20th century; in those
he was usually represented by Josef
towards politics and political science at the beginning of the 20th century. In
addressed researchers of the entire Danube Monarchy with his polemic paper
der Völker und die österreichische Universitäten,
the letters sent to
the then fight for another Czech university (in Brno). His status as a court counsellor
244
and teacher of Archduke Karl, successor to the throne, and from
House of Lords in the Vienna Parliament, corresponded to the conservative views he
defended. Also in this he was a follower of
After the termination of publication of Rezek's Historical Journal
Jaroslav
kept away from the Journal of the Museum of the Bohemian Kingdom.
Thus, the birth of the Czech Historical Journal (in
uniting but also dividing Czech historical science. While before the existence of the
Journal
in the Moravian Foundation,
towards him
Kroña
the Museum of the Bohemian Kingdom. We should really admit that a uniform Goll's
School is a fiction that actually never existed. Instead there was indisputable mingling
of influences of several authorities
Rezek
moreover also Josef Emler played an important role. However, many intellectual and
methodological influences came from Tomek's time.
The aforesaid implies that the "School" established by
Antonín Rezek
connection with the institutional background of historical science, with the shift of the
focal point from the Museum of the Bohemian Kingdom to the Czech University, i.e.
with the split of the University in
opportunities to study abroad, etc. It is indeed a change occurring in this generation but
the change should not be overestimated. The differences were quantitative rather than
qualitative. And last but not least, there were also shifts in influence of certain groups
of historians when the young generation starts to "win" in research environment in the
early
Goll needs them to maintain his influence at the University and partly also to assert
himself outside it.
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Obsah
Úvodem
Jaroslav Goll a jeho působení v pramenech a literatuře
Jaroslav Goll a jeho škola:
Geneze zrodu či mýtus české historiografie?
Trasologie:
Život a působení Jaroslava
Na cestě
Básník a překladatel
Univerzitní kariéra
Rodina
Spor o Rukopisy
Historický seminář
Učitel a jeho žáci
Vědecké dílo
Politika
Závěr života
Role Jaroslava
Závěr
Prameny
Literatura
English Summary.
Jaroslav
The Historian's Role in Czech Society
Summary
A majority of the existing Czech researches emphasise an extraordinary role
of
Synoptic History of Czech and Slovak Historiography as well as the biography
Goli
concerning J. Goll
which only thanks to him achieves a level comparable with that of the European
historical science of that time. The milestone
-
Prague University established in
That position was disturbed by
of History at the Prague University even before publication of the above-mentioned
books, to a certain degree actually in as early as the
Štaif
The then interpretation formed by
1
of decline was yawning in Czech historiography after the time of
generation, which would be bridged over only by the generation of
contemporaries. However, that view disregarded the role of
and his contemporary, German professor
the course of History at the Prague University and in education of a new generation of
researchers and the intellectual paradigms of their research works. Moreover, the view
omitted the outstanding role of Goll's contemporaries (from the professors of the Faculty
of Philosophy in particular
overall situation at the University, when the language aspect prevailed in interpretations
and, thus, German seminars of History were ignored in the discourse interpretation.
Nevertheless, it is the relationships and thought influences of
Josef
one of the key milestones in understanding the modern Czech historiography as the
history of thinking, as a kind of intellectual history, at which long-range goal
though not accessible yet
239
Investigating history has a long and relatively strong tradition in Czech lands;
historical thinking was part of the foundations of the National Revival. Undoubtedly,
the intellectual legacy of
romantic historical considerations. On the other hand, we should admit that many
historians never supported
from
foundations were laid by
stream of Czech thinking among historians (e.g. in the works of
Pekař
Thus, seeing
concerning history, as the first Czech representative of positivistic thinking is more
than questionable, and his History and Historiography was too overvalued in Czech
historiography. In no case the said work is the constituting element of a new stage of
historiography; on the contrary, it should be perceived as a codification of a paradigm
threatened by new tendencies that are present in
emerging Czech cultural history.
Positivism was considered one of the crucial resources of research work already
by Josef
Wácslaw
Ranke's
Goli
Jaroslav
aristocracy, even though his father was not much fascinated by that milieu. Thus, Goll
got to know rather the lifestyle of the urban dignitaries. He left
live in
his studies at the Faculty of Philosophy of the then Karl-Ferdinand University in
The range of his interests was relatively wide: from history of literature and linguistics to
aesthetics, arts (in particular
and history. He was not the kind of student to specialise, to focus his interest on a single
field of study. After all, he is known to see himself predominantly as a poet at that time;
in the early 1870s he even published an anthology of Czech poetry and a collection of
his poems. In
translator of poetry.
After completing his studies in Prague he shortly worked as a secondary
school teacher and after the relationships between Austria-Hungary, France and
Prussia calmed down, he was admitted to the
the winter term of
History Seminar, Pauli's Contemporary History after
Wieseler's Interpretation of Selected Works of Art in Archeology Seminar and
Paleography and Diplomatics. In the summer term he did not participate in any Waitz's
courses, attending Pauli's History Seminar and History of English Constitution,
Steindorff's Reviews of Old Imperial Resources, Stern's History of English Revolution,
and Unger's Interpretation of Old Christian Art Heritage. Afterwards he became
a research secretary in the services of George Bancroft, American historian and the then
240
ambassador to Berlin, and made a short study
in Holland and London.
While the Berlin period and his trips can be seen as broadening his horizons
or investigation of documents concerning Czech studies (in particular documents on J.
A. Komenský),
of Goll's approach to history and for evaluation of his following career as a teacher
and researcher. Interpretation of World History
(1875)
a very decent level already in Prague. Even though
significant investigator of Czech history, his knowledge of European and world history
and, thus, also his lectures
very good or at least Goll believed so. However, in terms of factual information Goll
appreciated Tomek's lectures more. In this respect,
interest in constitutional history.
Goll's own lectures at the Prague University, as far as they can be evaluated on
the basis of the documents kept in the
Science
what is traditionally pointed out, i.e. that
history. Goll's lectures interpret English history, history of the Roman Empire, medieval
history until the
spoke
the methodology of historical science, which appeared also in his interpretations in the
seminar. Thus, his university lectures do not differ, in any aspect significant for research
methodology or concept of history, from
that is different; German lectures were replaced by lectures presented in the Czech
language
of his teachers and colleagues. Also his focus on literature is slightly stronger, yet he
presents mostly summaries and lists of works on the topic without any comprehensive
evaluation thereof. On the other hand, compared with W. W.
seems to be a dilettante in the area of cultural history if he arrives at the topic in his
lectures at all, which is rather surprising in a man who is keen on contemporary theatre,
literature, art, music and travelling. However, particularly impressive
only for a part of the audience
of
of initiation into a secret science
Goll is the first significant researcher to integrate Czech history into European context.
Nevertheless, it seems that also here inspiration should be looked for in
in his textbooks of Austrian History, where Czech history was indeed linked to the
history of Europe, and in particular to Central European history, interpreted as an
organic component of the Central European area, which was substantially facilitated by
his synchronous approach to the interpretation of the Danube Monarchy development.
Tomek's textbooks were a source of inspiration also for the second generation of Goll's
"School" and partly for their followers, as Tomek's textbook was replaced by Josef
Pekar's History of Our Land published immediately before World War I.
241
Golľs
However, it is not only the fact that the History seminar at the Faculty of Philosophy of
the Czech Karl-Ferdinand University in Prague was not very important in the 1880s in
terms of the numbers of its attendants and their results and did not reach its peak until
the early 1890s, when it was led by three directors
Rezek),
the Czech University after the split of the former utraquist university indeed brought
a significant change in the existing situation. We basically believe that
did not attend any seminar of History at the Prague University, that his knowledge of
the seminar was based on his
as if no History seminar was available in Prague before
did not show much interest in a research career during his studies, feeling rather like
a poet; moreover no qualification work was required, only several examinations had
to be passed in order to be awarded the degree of a doctor. Thus, the development of
History seminars must be apprehended also in the sphere of transformations of the
level of education in the statutory framework thereof; nevertheless we should above
all admit that even if the seminar was not taught at the Prague University during Goll's
studies, this is absolutely not true about the period starting from the early
Hirschfeld's courses there were in particular the continuously developed seminar held
by professor
political motives. Exercises with sources, although unpaid, held by
Emier
we still have to admit that
seminar; also in the 1860s the pedagogues of the Prague University
K. A.
also
(this concerns in particular the Analysis of Important Parts of World History, which
professor
Jaroslav
(Kommission für Neuere Geschichte Österreichs),
in
Museum of the Bohemian Kingdom etc. However, it should be noted that he held those
positions with a delay, at the turn from the 19111 to the
being well aware that Goll had an influential patron,
former university colleague, whom he largely consulted about the development of the
branch.
The Manuscripts fight, i.e. the dispute concerning genuineness of the
old-Bohemian literary works that occurred in the mid
clarify the sharp cut between
of
most distinct and courageous research initiatives and illustrates his critical acumen and
ability to fight with an open visor, yet it reveals Goll's conceit.
offended by Josef
or by W. W. Tomek's review in the Journal of the Museum of the Bohemian Kingdom
242
(even though one can read much more savage reviews from his colleagues today)
-
him radically. For long years he closed himself in the world of the University and
"his students" and e.g. in
member of the Czech Academy of Sciences and Arts; despite justifying his refusal by
organizational non-readiness of the newly established Academy it is apparent that
Jaroslav
while his opponents (Josef
the Kaiser, as ordinary members already when the institution was being formed. Thus,
Goll deliberately refused to engage himself in research activities that were supposed to
be a compromise between the two parties to the Manuscripts dispute (apart from other
things he e.g. refused to participate in working on Otto's Encyclopedia).
However,
Already as a young man he complained about frequent, in particular mental fatigue in
letters to his father. The mother's family's disposition probably left its traces in him;
the death of his son Marcel
refuge in poetry correspondence with
he suffered from an eye disease, which required several operations and which was
depriving him of strength to work with sources. His history-related works include Die
französische
the
period of his research work, he published
of the
-
out in a book called
1916.
Goll's most cited work by the following generation, which links Bohemian, Polish and
Prussian history in a single context and in this regard ranks among the most significant
works of the late
-
birth
the occasion of his installation in the position of Rector he elaborated the history of
the University in
he had been preparing for all his life
I
papers including translations of articles concerning Czech historical production from
the French Revue
The late
endeavour to keep pace with the historiography of Western Europe. However, it
did not omit the development of historical science to the east of our country either.
Paying attention to the history of the Hungarian Kingdom, Balkan or Russia was
considered commonplace. The historiography of the 19th century and later also the
historiography of the
Republic witnessed a penetration of two directions, two lines of historical research,
243
reprehended by
Palacký's
Tomek's dispassionateness of Ranke's type
non-reflected nationalist elements or unclear terms such as "spirit of the period". The
Goll-time Czech historiography is filled with a conflict of both the tendencies; thanks
to Goll and
-
Jaroslav
Nevertheless, it is
the teacher to be followed,
talked about his school. Therefore, the problem is a definition of the so-called Goll's
School. Many historians of the after-Goll generation did not share Goll's opinions
or rather disagreed with Goll in human terms (e.g.
extent,
-
Kalousek.
postulates in the History seminar and forward the same as a message of science. Yet,
also the fact that
role in the Goll's School phenomenon, which fact could be hardly opposed to as in
the institutional sense of the word they indeed were his students, followers and often
also participants in his seminar
also attempts to point out that supporting
to attain a university position; a majority of the most significant texts celebrating
Goll's spirit and "School" appears around his sixtieth birthday, which was
-
the only Czech university. This was not possible without support from conceited
Jaroslav Goll.
one's "social capital", not to promote his methodology. Besides, the phenomenon of
the so-called "Goll's School" can be defined only negatively as an alliance against the
romantic illusions of
philosophically inspiring
even this definition is true absolutely, though; and some historians did not clearly
incline to Goll's and Pekar's positions even during the dispute concerning the sense
of Czech history. Thus, it seems that if wishing to achieve a deep understanding of
its development, the future Czech historiography will have to free itself from the
misleading term "Goll's School".
It should be also noted that
significant historical national and research polemics in the early 20th century; in those
he was usually represented by Josef
towards politics and political science at the beginning of the 20th century. In
addressed researchers of the entire Danube Monarchy with his polemic paper
der Völker und die österreichische Universitäten,
the letters sent to
the then fight for another Czech university (in Brno). His status as a court counsellor
244
and teacher of Archduke Karl, successor to the throne, and from
House of Lords in the Vienna Parliament, corresponded to the conservative views he
defended. Also in this he was a follower of
After the termination of publication of Rezek's Historical Journal
Jaroslav
kept away from the Journal of the Museum of the Bohemian Kingdom.
Thus, the birth of the Czech Historical Journal (in
uniting but also dividing Czech historical science. While before the existence of the
Journal
in the Moravian Foundation,
towards him
Kroña
the Museum of the Bohemian Kingdom. We should really admit that a uniform Goll's
School is a fiction that actually never existed. Instead there was indisputable mingling
of influences of several authorities
Rezek
moreover also Josef Emler played an important role. However, many intellectual and
methodological influences came from Tomek's time.
The aforesaid implies that the "School" established by
Antonín Rezek
connection with the institutional background of historical science, with the shift of the
focal point from the Museum of the Bohemian Kingdom to the Czech University, i.e.
with the split of the University in
opportunities to study abroad, etc. It is indeed a change occurring in this generation but
the change should not be overestimated. The differences were quantitative rather than
qualitative. And last but not least, there were also shifts in influence of certain groups
of historians when the young generation starts to "win" in research environment in the
early
Goll needs them to maintain his influence at the University and partly also to assert
himself outside it.
(Translated by
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