Česká filosofie v letech 1945 - 1948:
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| adam_text | Summary
The liberation of Czechoslovakia in
1945
brought a revival of philosophical life at
universities and flourishing philosophical publication. Interestingly, the character of
our philosophy of the era was shaped not only by discussions and polemics in purely
philosophical areas, but also the wider social, cultural and political issues of the day.
Focus has also been put on the institutional basis of philosophical work (departments
of philosophy at colleges, Union of Philosophy), changes in the contents of journals
and mainly philosophical works that concentrated on the nature and content of the
changes in progress in 1945-1948.
The analyze of the processes in which the plurality of philosophical positions was
gradually forced out by the rise of Marxist ideas and philosophy and other humani¬
ties were driven out by mechanisms of biased ideology. The project will also focus on
the final stages of the era, the events after February
1948,
political interference against
non-communist thinkers, universities and publishing institutions.
Czech philosophical life after the liberation of the country was crucially influenced
by the reconstruction of institutions. First, it was the re-opening of Charles University
in Prague and
Masaryk
University in Brno, and the establishment of
Palacký
Univer¬
sity in
Olomouc
in
1946.
Their faculties of arts included departments of philosophy
covering the contents of the curricula of philosophy programs.
Memoirs of the attendants of the political events and academic discussions of the
era bring testimony to the exciting time and fate of the institutions and scholars.
Journals that focused on philosophy included
Česká mysl
(Czech Mind),
Filosofická
revue (Philosophical Review),
Křesťanská
revue (Christian Review),
Kritický měsíčník
(Criti¬
cal Monthly) etc.
After
1945,
Czech philosophy and culture were first introduced to existentialism.
First it was the original works of French existentialists (Sartre, Camus, Marcel), later
by means of the journal Letters
(1947)
and
Václav Černý
{Thefirst book on existentialism,
T948). The acceptance of existentialism in Czech context was not univocal. Besides
factual analyses (J.
Patočka, V. Navrátil,
V.
T.
Miškovská),
existentialism met with
criticism and rejection mainly from Marxists and Catholic scholars for its rational
weakness, pessimism, helplessness and intellectual decline.
The post-war years were a period of the rise of Marxism in social, cultural and
political life. The most prominent representative of the philosophy
oï
Marxism-Le¬
ninism in Czechoslovakia in
1945-1948
was
Arnošt
Kolman.
The authors describes the way that the French Thomist Jacques Maritain s work
spread to Czech and Slovak philosophy. The most prominent proponents of his work
were Christian philosophers, neo-Thomists, who published his substantial works as
well as minor social, political and art-theoretical essays in journals
Na hlubinu, Filosofická
revue and
Akord.
From
1930s
Maritain
encouraged Catholics in his essays to resist totali-
tarian regimes, spread Christian social values and establish a just society
-
Christian
humanism. After
1948
Maritain s voice was silenced for several decades and his work
only returned to Czech culture in
1990s
thanks to the Czech Society of J.
Maritain.
The key figures of Czech aesthetic, literary scientific and philosophical structura¬
lism after WWII were
Jan Mukařovský
and J. L. Fischer.
294
Summary
&:.
ine
Return to TGM of
1945-1948
brought a new reading of Masaryks theoreti¬
cal and political legacy. In that social situation, whoat was particularly emphasized
was Masaryks philosophy of democracy and his social philosophy was misinterpred
as socialist with the goal of sustaining and renewing positive values that his work
and politics had been associated with. The after-war period initiated further interest
m
Masaryk
and his conceptions of science, philosophy, sociology, religion, philoso¬
phy of Czech history, philosophy of politics and philosophical
antropology.
Patočka s
conception of human being stems from the integrity of man with nature, history and
culture. It is also essentially related to a metaphysical level, i.e., something transcend¬
ing the reality of this world. Metaphysics, for
Patočka,
is a way of objective compre¬
hension of the world as well as action, humanly free way of life.
Patočka s
formula¬
tions of the problem in
1946
are also inspired by Masaryk s ideas.
Rádl s
work
Útecha z
filosofie
(Consolation from Philosophy), published in
1946,
elicited some notable responses in contemporary Czechoslovakia. In
1947,
several au¬
thors, whom we could call Radl s critics, expressed their views of
Rádi
in the journals
Česká mysl
and
Nová mysl.
They were
Mirko Novák, Ladislav
Rieger, Jan Stern and
Josef
Král.
By contrast, we mention
Jan Patočka
as one of
Rádl s
apologists and ad¬
herents.
Creative personalities fulfill the human nature in unique ways, creative individua¬
lity determines a characteristic relation to the world, creativity and creative work of art
transcends the reality. The question is whether and how the creative artistic personal¬
ity and work of art express the human nature. The inspiration for this work comes
from the ideas of a prominent Czech literary scientists
Jan Mukařovský
and Vaclav
Černý
from the post-war period and the contemporary and later reactions to them.
In the period between 1945-1948, the famous Czech art theoretician
Karel
Teige
further focused on the connection between the imaginative characters of revolution
and artistic creation in order to attain the freedom of individual life and art. The
analysis of his production from 1945-1951 also addresses his work The Phenomeno¬
logy of Art.
The period between
1946
and
1548
brought up the issue of the freedom of art in
Czech philosophy. A number of avant-garde scholars believed that the social changes
after WWII created the conditions for the liberation of man in free society and for
the freedom of art. At the same time, information from Soviet Union stimulated fear
of the infringement of artistic and civil liberties. In
1947,
Czech society celebrated an
anniversary of F. X.
Salda, a
key figure of Czech literature and literary criticism. This
became an opportunity to pause on
Saldas
conception of the freedom of art.
The authors present the attitudes that the left-wing philosopher and sociologist
J. L. Fischer held towards democracy and freedom. Fischer employed the structurally
-functional method in the exposition of the criticized phenomena and in seeking the
ways of overcoming them. As early as
1930s,
he concluded that the crisis of democracy
had deeper causes relating to the general order of European civilization and culture
and to the crisis of values, namely freedom and equality („freedom can only be free¬
dom in order ). The author points out Fischer s pre-war works (The Future of European
Culture,
1927;
The Third Empire,
1932;
The Crisis of Democracy,
1933)
as well as his minor essays
from 1945-1946, in which he reflected the new political arrangements in Czechoslova¬
kia.
295
Summary
The liberation of Czechoslovakia in
1945
brought a revival of philosophical life at
universities and flourishing philosophical publication. Interestingly, the character of
our philosophy of the era was shaped not only by discussions and polemics in purely
philosophical areas, but also the wider social, cultural and political issues of the day.
Focus has also been put on the institutional basis of philosophical work (departments
of philosophy at colleges, Union of Philosophy), changes in the contents of journals
and mainly philosophical works that concentrated on the nature and content of the
changes in progress in
1945-1948.
The analyze of the processes in which the plurality of philosophical positions was
gradually forced out by the rise of Marxist ideas and philosophy and other humani¬
ties were driven out by mechanisms of biased ideology. The project will also focus on
the final stages of the era, the events after February
1948,
political interference against
non-communist thinkers, universities and publishing institutions.
Czech philosophical life after the liberation of the country was crucially influenced
by the reconstruction of institutions. First, it was the re-opening of Charles University
in Prague and
Masaryk
University in Brno, and the establishment of
Palacký
Univer¬
sity in
Olomouc
in
1946.
Their faculties of arts included departments of philosophy
covering the contents of the curricula of philosophy programs.
Memoirs of the attendants of the political events and academic discussions of the
era bring testimony to the exciting time and fate of the institutions and scholars.
Journals that focused on philosophy included
Česka mysl
(Czech Mind),
Filosofická
revue (Philosophical Review),
Křesťanská
revue (Christian Review),
Kritickýmcsíbxík
(Criti¬
cal Monthly) etc.
After
1945,
Czech philosophy and culture were first introduced to existentialism.
First it was the original works of French existentialists (Sartre, Camus, Marcel), later
by means of the journal Letters
(1947)
and Vaclav Ccrny (The first book on existentialism,
1948).
The acceptance of existentialism in Czech context was not univocal. Besides
factual analyses (J.
Patočka, V. Navrátil,
V. T. Miškovská),
existentialism met with
criticism and rejection mainly from Marxists and Catholic scholars for its rational
weakness, pessimism, helplessness and intellectual decline.
The post-war years were a period of the rise of Marxism in social, cultural and
political life. The most prominent representative of the philosophy of Marxism-Le¬
ninism in Czechoslovakia in
1945-1948
was
Arnošt
Kolman.
The authors describes the way that the French Thomist Jacques Maritain s work
spread to Czech and Slovak philosophy. The most prominent proponents of his work
were Christian philosophers, neo-Thomists, who published his substantial works as
well as minor social, political and art-theoretical essays in journals
Na hlubinu, Filosofická
revue and
Akord.
From
1930s
Maritain
encouraged Catholics in his essays to resist totali¬
tarian regimes, spread Christian social values and establish a just society
-
Christian
humanism. After
1948
Maritain s voice was silenced for several decades and his work
only returned to Czech culture in
1990s
thanks to the Czech Society of J.
Maritain.
The key figures of Czech aesthetic, literary scientific and philosophical structura¬
lism after WWII were
Jan Mukařovský
and J. L. Fischer.
294
Summary
The Return to TGM of
1^45-1(^48
brought a new reading of Masaryks theoreti¬
cal and political legacy. In that social situation, whoat was particularly emphasized
was Masaryks philosophy of democracy and his social philosophy was misinterprcd
as socialist with the goal of sustaining and renewing positive values that his work
and politics had been associated with. The after-war period initiated further interest
in
Masaryk
and his conceptions of science, philosophy, sociology, religion, philoso¬
phy of Czech history, philosophy of politics anci
phiïosophicai
antropology.
Patočka s
conception of human being stems from the integrity of man with nature, history and
culture. It is also essentially related to a metaphysical level, i.e., something transcend¬
ing the reality of this world. Metaphysics, for
Patočka,
is a way of objective compre¬
hension of the world as well as action, humanly free way of life.
Patočka s
formula¬
tions of the problem in
f546
arc also inspired by Masaryk s ideas.
Rádľs
work
Útecha
zßlosoßc
(Consolation from Philosophy), published in
1946,
elicited some notable responses in contemporary Czechoslovakia. In
1947,
several au¬
thors, whom we coui
d
caii
R.adVs critics, expressed their views of
Rádi
in the journals
Česká mysl
and
Nová mysl.
They were
Mirko Novák, Ladislav
Rieger, Jan Stern and
Josef
Král.
By contrast, we
mentionján
Patočka
as one of
Rádľs
apologists and ad¬
herents.
Creative personalities fulfill the human nature in unique ways, creative individua¬
lity determines a characteristic relation to the world, creativity and creative work of art
transcends the reality. The question is whether and how the creative artistic personal¬
ity and work of art express the human nature. The inspiration for this work comes
from the ideas of a prominent Czech
literar)
scientists
Jan Mukařovský
and
Václav
Černý
from the post-war period and the contemporary and later reactions to them.
In the period between
1945-1948,
the famous Czech art theoretician
Karel
Teige
further Focused on the connection between the imaginative characters of revolution
and artistic creation in order to attain the freedom of individual life and art. The
analysis of his production from 1945-1951 also addresses his work The Phenomeno-
Jogy of Arc.
The period between
1946
and
1948
brought up the issue of the freedom of art in
Czech philosophy. A number of avant-garde scholars believed that the social changes
after WWII created the conditions for the liberation of: man in free society and for
the freedom of art. At the same time, information from Soviet Union stimulated fear
of the infringement of artistic and civil liberties. In
1947,
Czech society celebrated an
anniversary of F. X.
Salda,
a key figure of Czech literature and literary criticism. This
became an opportunity to pause on
Saldas
conception of the freedom of art.
The authors present the attitudes that the left-wing philosopher and sociologist
J. L. Fischer held towards democracy and freedom. Fischer employed the structurally
-functional method in the exposition of the criticized phenomena and in seeking the
ways of overcoming them. As early as 1,930s, he concluded that the crisis of democracy
had deeper causes relating to the general order of European civilization and culture
and to the crisis of values, namely freedom and equality („freedom can only be free¬
dom in order ). The author points out Fischer s pre-war works (Tlic Future of European
Culture,
1927;
The Third Empire,
I93^;
The Crisis of Democracy,
1933)
as well as his minor essavs
from
1945-1946,
in which he reflected the new political arrangements in Czechoslova¬
kia.
295
Výběrový jmenný rejstřík
Alexandrov G. F.
153
Bareš Gustav
75, 124, 151-152, 156, 208,
Barnás
Štefan y6i,
198
Bartoš František Michálek
33, 34, 197
Beck
Rudolf
83
Běhounek Václav
79, 152
Bělchrádek Jan
71, 74
Beneš Edvard
6, 8, 10, 25, 26, 38, 41, 49,
65, 7g, 98,
ro6,
iro,
ідо,
124, 131-133,
146-147, 156, 185,
ΐ86, ΐ^4,
224, 230,
247
Beneš Jaroslav
28, 29, 30,160
Beneš Josef
77, 207, 212, 246
Beran Josef
28,
t8o,
187
В
im
ar Vilém
179
Bláha Inocenc Arnošt
26, 59, 61, 94, 97,
П2-П3,
133-134,144, 205, 216, 228, 248
Boublík Vladimír
35
Braito Silvestr Maria
157, 159-1:60, 163,
164, 160, 170,172,173, 187
Bydžovský Bohumil
39, 41
Cibulka Josef (filosof)
23
Cibulka Josef (teolog)
28
Cinek
František
31,
8r
Císař Čestmír
22, 75, 83, 208
Čapek Kareí
22, 245
Cep Jan
78,176, 184, 239, 240, 245
Černý Václav
7, 8, 9, 24, 25, 61, 75, 116
až
T33
45
ЧІ-ЧЗ
J55~J56>
ΐ6τ>
l84>
2Г2,
237, 23g,
24Γ,
242, 244,
2б4,
265,
2 68, 273
Červenka Jaromír
17, 18, 137
Dacík
Reginald
187
Dratvová Albína
16,
iS,
54, 55, 58, 61,
63-70, 138, 207, 211, 216, 278
Drtina Prokop
6,
iro-ni,
uą
D urych
Jaroslav
78,164,184
Dvornik
František
28
Dvořák Miloš
125,
Í84,
265, 266
Engliš Karel
13, 35-42, 65, 73, 97,
g8,
100,
ют, юз,
159
Fajfr František
54, 203, 205, 206, 246,
24S
Fischer Josef Ludvík
13,15,
uj,
20, 21, 4^-^,
59, 60,
бо,
да,
Í44,
199,205, 207,
2i6,
219-234, 245, 248, 283-288
Fischer Josef
54,
Г37
Fous
tka
Bedřich
25
Foustka Radim
83, 206
Fučík Bedřich
78
Galia Karel
20, 66
Gide
André
126-127
Goll Jaroslav
82, 88
Gottwaíd Klement
7, 41, 41, 75, 130, 199,
244
Habáň Metoděj
157-139, 161, 162, 163,
164,
Í65,
166,
f73
Hájek Jiří (právník, politik)
21, 83
Hájek Jiří (publicista)
Г23,
152,
rgg
Halas František
9, 79, 82. 85
Havránek Bohuslav
15,
gi
Heidler Alexander
35, 178,182
Herčík Ferdinand
138,
J58,
184
H n
ík
František
33, 34
Hostinský Otakar
53, 54, 56, 75, 216
Hromádka Josef Lukl
25, 33, 34,
g6
Г85,
189-19Ï,
193, 196, 197, 246, 248, 258,
261, 263
Hrubý Pavel
19g
Husa Václav
83, 84
Chaloupecký Václav
68, 83, 92
Chalupný Emanuel
Г44
Chlup Otakar
15, 25, 59
Chudoba Bohdan
25, 785, 211
Jahn Jiljí
64, 205, 207
Janáček Karel
Г5,
2г
296
Výběrový jmenný rejstřík
Kabeš Jaroslav
Г38,
f98,
208
Kajpr Adolf
28, 181, 182, 186
Kalandra
Závis
208, 213
Kalista Zdeněk
6т,
76-86,
ιβο,,
177-178,
211
Klíma Ladislav
138, 177, 198-208
Kolaříková Ludmila
21, 137, 161
Kolman
Arnošt í6, ij,
22, 54, 56, 61, 64,
65, 66, 67, 70-76, 83, 138, 141,
Г43,
196, 198,
igg,
208-21Г,
213, 214, 239
Komárkova Božena
193-194, 261-263
Konečný Robert
19,
jQ,
65,122,147,153-154,
177, 183-184, 239, 242, 243, 265, 266
Kopecký Václav
12
ι, τ
86
Kovárna František
83, 11
г, Г22
Kozákján
Blahoslav
15, 16, 17, 22, 54, 55,
56, 58, 71, 73, 74, 80, 129,
Γ39,
140, 141,
199, 207, 211, 246-248, 278
Král Josef
15,
i6,
17, 22, 23, 54,
5^,
56,
58, 60, 73, 80, 83, 90,
Г37, Г38,
139,
141-143,
204, 206, 207, 211, 248, 250,
55r 253> 255
Kratina Ferdinand
59, 64, 216
Krejčí František
54, 68,
6g,
159, 203, 204
Kubeš Vladimír
26, 61, 98, 101, 102, 108-
116
Lang Alois
178
Linhart František
33, 34, 83
Ludvíkovský Jaroslav
24, 92
Machotka Otakar
25, 83
Maritain
Jacques
163-168,
T78,
185, 186
Masaryk
Jan 72,
1Г4,
129
Masaryk Tomáš
Garrigue
9,10,16,17, 24,
36, 38, 40, 56, 58, 65, 79, 80, 100, 103,
128, 144-145, 146, 162, 191, 192-193,
196,
igg,
203, 205, 207, 211, 221, 244
Materna
Miloš
16, 54, 56, 69, 138
Matocha Josef
31, 32
Matoušek Otakar
64, 207
Mikulášek František
186
Miškovská Vlasta
Tatjana 54, 138, 140,
141»
235 236
Molnár
Amedeo
260, 261
Mudroch Rudolf
54, 137
Mukařovský Jan
90, 91, 139, 216-219,
246, 248, 264
Navrátil Václav
54, 122, 145, 208,
236-238, 246, 248
Nejedlý Zdeněk
7, 8, 42, 43, 55,56, 64,
7т,
73, 74, 75, 78, 8^, 84, 88,
8g,
98,
no,
131, 192, 208, 210-213, 224, 245
Neubauer Zdeněk
40, 98
Novák Mirko
19, 60, 61, 86-96,
Г4Г,
207,
213, 253
Obrdlík Antonín ^g
Obrdlíková
Juliana
21, 60
Odložilík Otakar
191, 260, 261
Patočka Jan
9,10,16,17, 20, 23, 24,54, 65,
83,122,125,138,143,145-147,156,165,
191, 196, 204, 208, 211,
2Г9,
236-238,
248-250, 253, 256, 257, 258, 265, 266,
267, 274
Pavelka
Arthur
161, 179
Pecka Dominik
161, 163,
J71-172,
175-176,
178,182,186,187
Pekař Josef
77,78, 79, 89,96, 191, 205, 214
Pelikán Ferdinand
16
Peroutka Ferdinand
6, 100, 104, 129, 133,
228
Pitter
Přemysl
198
Popelová Jiřina
15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 24,
43, 54, 60, 84, 137, 141, 159, 199, 204,
206, 207, 210, 211, 213
Rádi Emanuel
18, 24, 25, 44, 54, 58, 64,
89>
93
X37^ Ho,
146,
l84i l85,
т89>
Ч?1»
T93 T95 r99
2И
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175, 179-180
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15, 24, 42, 102
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24, 54, 59, 65, 90, 137, 140,
204, 205, 207, 216
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54, 137, 189
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15, 64, 158, 206, 207, 278
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Vajtauer Emanuel
82
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28, 178
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157, 161
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199
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80
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78, 79, 183
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19, 205
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24, 8^, 208
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55, 56, 137, 138, 139
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