Central European LiteraryTheory: Sources, Context, and Dissemination
Brno, September 2−6, 2019
Department of Czech Language and Literature
Faculty of Education, Masaryk University
Galery RUV
Poříčí 9, 603 00 Brno
Programme
MONDAY 2 SEPTEMBER
09.00–09.45 Registration (Galery RUV)
09.45–10.00 Conference Opening
10.00–11.00 Panel Session 1: Central and Eastern Europe & Modern LiteraryTheory
10.00–10.20 Dr. Stephan-ImmanuelTeichgräber (University of Vienna)
Central Europe as a Dynamic Body inWhich Paths and Forces Intersect and Intertwine
10.20–10.40 Assoc. Prof. Ondřej Sládek, Ph.D. (Faculty of Education – The Czech Academy of
Sciences):The Rises and Falls of Modern LiteraryTheory in Central and Eastern Europe
10.40–11.00 Discussion
11.00–11.20 Tea & Coffee Break
11.20–12.20 Panel Session 2: From Formalism to Structuralism
11.20–11.40 Prof. Zhu Liyuan, Ph.D. (Fudan University) – ZhangYunxian, Ph.D. (ShanghaiTech
University)
On the Characteristics of Prague School's LiteraryTheory.Take Jakobson and
Mukařovský as Examples
11.40–12.00 Prof. Zhou Qichao, Ph.D. (Zhejiang University)
Interdisciplinary and Cross-cultural Modern Slavic Literary Theories:
on the Exploration of Roman Jakobson’s LiteraryTheory
12.00–12.20 Discussion
12.20–13.20 Lunch Break
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13.20–14.20 Panel Session 3: Russian Formalism
13.20–13.40 SunYe, Ph.D. (SunYat-sen University)
Roman Jakobson andYuri Tynjanov in Prague:A New Perspective On Literary History
from the Perspective of Linguistics (Co-authorship of “Problems in the Study of Language
and Literature”)
13.40–14.00 Prof. Ilaria Aletto, Ph.D. (La Sapienza – RomaTre Universities)
Between “contiguity” and “pars pro toto”: R. Jakobson and S. Eisenstein
14.00–14.20 Discussion
14.20–14.40 Tea & Coffee Break
14.40–15.40 Mgr. Zdeněk Janík, M.A. Ph.D. (Masaryk University)
Faculty of Education and Masaryk University
15.40 Welcome Drink
16.00–17.15 Prof. Peter Steiner, Ph.D. (University of Pennsylvania)
What Is Central Europe?
TUESDAY 3 SEPTEMBER
09.00–10.20 Panel Session 4: Russian Formalism and Roman Jakobson
9.00–9.20 Prof. Jiang Fei, Ph.D. (Anqing Normal University)
On Roman Jakobson’s "Dominant" Poetics
9.20–9.40 Mgr.Vít Gvoždiak, Ph.D. (The Czech Academy of Sciences)
Roman Jakobson on the Concept of Subcode
9.40–10.00 Galina Babak, M.A. (Charles University)
To the Problem of Reception of Russian Formalism in Ukraine: Roman Jakobson’s “On
Realism in Art” and “Über die HeutigenVoraussetzungе der Russischen Slavistik”
10.00–10.20 Discussion
10.20–10.40 Tea & Coffee Break
10.40–12.00 Panel Session 5: The Prague School and Jan Mukařovský
10.40–11.00 Manlin Sun, M.A. (Chongqing University)
Functional Aesthetics and Social Construction in Prague School
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11.00–11.20 XiaofangYang, M.A. (Chongqing University)
The Prague School Aesthetics:The Case of Jan Mukařovský
11.20–11.40 Prof. John Pier, Ph.D. (University of Tours – Center for Research in the Arts and Language
at the CNRS)
Jan Mukařovský in France
11.40–12.00 Discussion
12.00–13.00 Lunch Break
13.00–14.40 Panel Session 6:The Metamorphoses of the Prague School
13.00–13.20 Mgr. Michal Kříž, Ph.D. (Palacký University)
Standard and Poetic Language as a Problem of Linguistics and LiteraryTheory
13.20–13.40 PhDr. David Kroča, Ph.D. (Masaryk University)
Literary Conception of Drama in theWork of JiříVeltruský
13.40–14.00 Mgr. Marel Lollok, Ph.D. (Masaryk University – The Czech Academy of Sciences)
Sylvie Richterová´s (Conception of) Czech Literature
14.00–14.20 Prof. PhDr. Bohumil Fořt, Ph.D. (Masaryk University –The Czech Academy of Sciences)
Lubomír Doležel and Structural Poetics
14.20–14.40 Discussion
14.40–15.00 Tea & Coffee Break
15.00–16.40 Panel Session 7: Phenomenology
15.00–15.20 Prof. Michał Mrugalski, Ph.D. (Humboldt-Universität)
Intuition vs. Instrumentalism. On the Use and Abuse of Phenomenology for Modernist
LiteraryTheory
15.20–15.40 Prof. Xiao Jingyu, Ph.D. (Guandong University)
Bakhtin and Shpet from the Perspective of Semiotics: Inheritance andTranscendence
15.40–16.00 Gao Shubo, Ph.D. (Sichuan University)
Intentionality: A key Jargon of Jan Mukařovský and Roman Ingarden
16.00–16.20 Mgr. JanTlustý, Ph.D. (Masaryk University)
Traces of Phenomenological Thought in the Works of Milan Jankovič
16.20–16.40 Discussion
19.00 Conference Dinner at Restaurant Sharingham
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WEDNESDAY 4 SEPTEMBER
09.40–10.40 Panel Session 8: Mikhail M. Bachtin
09.40–10.00 Prof.Wang Hongzhang, Ph.D. (Fudan University)
Bakhtin’sTheory of the Novel as a Dialogue with Lukács, Shpet and Others
10.00–10.20 Assoc. Prof.Tao Chen, Ph.D. (ChinaWomen's University)
Chronotope: Bildung of Bakhtin’s PhenomenologyTea & Coffee Break
10.20–10.40 Discussion
10.40–11.00 Tea & Coffee Break
11.00–12.20 Panel Session 9: Narrative and Narration
11.00–11.20 Mgr. Richard Změlík, Ph.D. (Palacký University)
Spatiality of fictional narrative: the model of multi-variant analysis
11.20–11.40 Mgr.AdamVeřmiřovský, Ph. D. (Masaryk University)
Philological Interpretation of DramaticText: Pavese’sThe Mountain.
11.40–12.00 ChenWeng, Ph.D. (Fudan University)
A Feminist Study of the C-E Translation of Mustard Seed Garden Manual of Painting.
Based on Narrative Theory and Hermeneutics
12.00–12.20 Discussion
12.20–13.20 Lunch Break
13.20–15.00 Panel Session 10: György Lukács and Beyond
13.20–13.40 František A. Podhajský, Ph.D. (The Czech Academy of Sciences)
Lukács´s Historical-Systematic Method and Its Intellectual Context
13.40–14.00 Prof. Chen Liang, Ph.D. (Fudan University)
Reception of George Lukács’ Literary and ArtisticTheory in China (1935–2019)
14.00–14.20 Assoc. Prof.YinhuiWang, Ph.D. (Henan University)
TheTranslations and Studies on Lukács in Contemporary China
14.20–14.40 Jie Ding, M.A. (Fudan University)
Studies of Lukács in China
14.40–15.00 Discussion
15.00–15.20 Tea & Coffee Break
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15.20–17.00 Panel Session 11: Social Roles of the Men andWomen of Knowledge
15.20–15.40 Dr. hab. Przemysław Pietrzak (University of Warsaw)
In and Out of the Academy. Jan Baudouin de Courtenay and His Community Awareness
15.40–16.00 Prof. Dr. hab. Danuta Ulicka (University of Warsaw)
Jakobson and the Poles. From Warsaw to NewYork and Back Again
16.00–16.20 Dr.Artur Hellich (University of Warsaw)
Janusz Sławiński as a “Scholar”
16.20–16.40 Dr. Joanna Jeziorska-Haładyj (University of Warsaw)
Aniela Gruszecka: Narrative Theory and Practice
16.40–17.00 Discussion
THURSDAY 5 SEPTEMBER
09.40–12.00 RoundTable Panel Discussion: Central European LiteraryTheory: Sources,
Context, and Dissemination (Chair: Prof. Peter Steiner, Ph.D., University of
Pennsylvania)
12.00–13.00 Lunch Break
14.30–16.30 VillaTugendhat
FRIDAY 6 SEPTEMBER
8.30–16.30 Special Session: Social and CulturalValues of South Moravia (Venue: Lednice,
Valtice)
16.30 Conference Ending