2018 Czech and Slovak Studies Workshop
20. 4. 2018
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2018 Czech and Slovak Studies Workshop
April 21-22, 2018
April 21-22, 2018
The Harriman Institute at Columbia University
PROGRAM
PROGRAM
| Name | Affiliation | Title of presentation |
| Ondřej Slačálek | Ústav politologie, FF UK |
Small Is More than Beautiful: The Moral Significance of Proportion in the Discourses of ‘The Meaning of Czech History’
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| Matthew Slaboch | Princeton University |
T. G. Masaryk on American Ideas and Institutions
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Kathryn Densford |
George Washington University |
1918 in Southern Moravia: War’s End and State Formation in the Borderlands
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Václav Paris |
City College of New York |
Survival of the Unfittest: Švejk and the Nation
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| Julia Sutton-Mattocks | University of Bristol |
Surgery, Psychiatry and Syphilis: Medical Scenarios in Inter-War Czech Literature and Cinema
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| Martin Nedbal | University of Kansas |
Eighteenth-Century Opera Seria and
Nineteenth-Century Nationalism: Czech and German Approaches to Mozart’s
La Clemenza di Tito in Prague, 1791-1891
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| Marek Nekula | Universität Regensburg |
Language Loyalty and Reality: The Languages of Bedřich Smetana in Bohemian Context
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Sarah Lemmen |
German Historical Institute, Washington, DC |
The Czechoslovak Harbor in Hamburg: A Cold War Case Study
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Rosamund Johnston |
New York University |
‘Witnessing’ Emigration on the Airwaves in 1950s Czechoslovakia
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Marty Mullins |
Flathead Valley Community College
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Commemorating Communism? The Varying Connotations Associated with Košice, Slovakia's Central Square
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| Meghan Forbes | Museum of Modern Art |
Toyen, Průvodce Paříží and the Accessible Avant-Garde
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| Marta Filipová | University of Birmingham |
Art, Politics and War: Czechoslovakia at New York World's Fair 1939/40
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| Traci O’Brien | Auburn University |
Kde je domov? Prague’s Role in Lenka Reinerová’s Czech-German Life
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| José Vergara | Swarthmore College |
Lard, Macaroni, and the Pursuit of Happiness in Ivan Blatný’s Pomocná škola Bixley
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