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Expressing his feelings as a fresh nobel Prize winner jaroslav seifert said peopleneeded poetry more that they were willing to admit and that lyricism would
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Seifert, Jaroslav
seifert, jaroslav, 190186, Czech poet. seifert was a signatory of the Czech Charter77 manifesto. He was awarded the nobel Prize in Literature in 1984.
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Central Europe Review - Book Review: The Poetry Of Jaroslav Seifert
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Extractions: ISBN 0-945774-39-7 James Partridge Jaroslav Seifertâs first book of poetry in English translation was The Plague Column Morov½ sloup ), translated by Ewald Osers and published in a small edition in 1979. Another book, An Umbrella from Piccadilly DeÅ¡tnk z Piccadilly ), also translated by Osers, was published in 1983 (also in a small edition). Both of these books disappeared at the time without generating any particular interest. There was, however, a brief flicker of interest in Seifert after he was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 1984. With people evidently demanding to know who this Seifert was and why had he been awarded the Nobel Prize, Osers went into overdrive and in 1986, the first edition of this extensive collection of Seifertâs poetry (including the two earlier books as well as a selection of poems from Seifertâs older work and ten short extracts from Seifertâs memoirs translated by George Gibian) was published. However, it too met with little success. Evidently the gap between the awarding of the prize and the publication of a sizeable paperback edition of Seifertâs poetry was long enough for the poetry reading public to forget completely who he was and why they ought to read him. This book too rapidly disappeared from view. Catbird Press have now decided to reissue the whole collection, suitably revised, expanded and updated, and this is very welcome. Such an extensive collection (92 poems) means that with the exception of Miroslav Holub, Seifert is the best served of all Czech poets as far as translations into English are concerned. Whether this book will have any more success than its predecessors remains to be seen, but there is little cause for optimism. This new edition differs from the 1986 edition in that eight additional poems from
Jaroslav SEIFERT
In 1984 he won the nobel prize for literature for his poetry which Basic topics,all the time recurring in jaroslav seifert works, include love, deep feeling
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Extractions: is one of greatest Czech poets of 20th century. In 1984 he won the Nobel prize for literature "for his poetry which endowed with freshness, sensuality and rich investiveness provides a liberating image of the indomitable spirit and versatility of man." Preliminary part of Seifert´s poetry is written by means of melodic poetics in regular rhythm and with unexchangeable soft and easy rhyme. However, later the poet left his favourite form and replaced it by prosaic free verse. Basic topics, all the time recurring in Jaroslav Seifert works, include love, deep feeling for his mother, relation to woman as a symbol of human happiness and harmony. We can find here poems connected with national traditions and the Czech landscape. And last but not least, there is also many times celebrated name of the city which the poet loved more than "all attractions of the world". The city called Prague.
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255 p. ISBN 0945774-39-7 A selection of poems by jaroslav seifert,the first Czech winner of the nobel Prize for Literature in 1984.
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Extractions: The book tells the story of Prague from its foundation through the devastation of the Thirty Years' War, the era of Mozart and Dvoøák and the bleak, modern city depicted by Kafka, to the euphoria of the Velvet Revolution of 1989 and illuminates the history of a European city built over many centuries by Czechs, Germans, Jews and Italians.
JAROSLAV SEIFERT A LYRICAL SPOKESMAN
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Extractions: P oeta checo, premio Nobel en 1984. Su obra, plena de sencillez y sensualidad, fue repetidamente censurada en su país por la negativa de Seifert a abrazar la ortodoxia política. Nació en un barrio obrero de Praga. Sin llegar a terminar sus estudios, pero ya muy conocedor de la historia y cultura de su país, comenzó a escribir, de arte sobre todo, en distintos periódicos y revistas. En 1921 apareció su primer libro de poemas, La ciudad en llamas , en la línea vanguardista del grupo Devetsil, que él mismo contribuyó a fundar. Le seguirían El amor mismo (1923), su transición al poetismo (movimiento poético checo influido por el futurismo y el surrealismo europeos y el marxismo), y En las ondas (1926). En Paloma mensajera (1929) domina lo cotidiano y, estilísticamente, un clasicismo abundante en imágenes naturales y parco en metáforas, alejado del tono, más dramático y tenebroso, de compañeros de generación como Vladímir Holan o Frantisek Halas. Seifert, que fue miembro fundador del Partido Comunista Checoslovaco, rompió sus relaciones con él en 1929, después de un viaje que realizó a la antigua Unión Soviética y de haberse negado a rechazar el gobierno democráticamente elegido, para adoptar una actitud independiente, siempre en defensa de las libertades. Durante la II Guerra Mundial recuperó, por un tiempo, el favor del partido por su oposición encarnizada a los ocupantes nazis. Estas ideas están presentes en los poemas de tono patriótico de Casco de tierra (1945) y Mano y llama
Seifert, Jaroslav
seifert, jaroslav 190186, Czech poet. seifert was a signatory of the Czech Charter77 manifesto. He was awarded the nobel Prize in Literature in 1984.
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Extractions: (23rd September 1901 - 10th January 1986) Jaroslav Seifert, the first and to date the only Czech winner of the Nobel prize for literature, was primarily a poet but he was also a journalist, translator and prose writer. His influence on Czech literature has been felt throughout the twentieth century. Seifert was the leading representative of avant-garde art. He was a member of the group Devìtsil. First, he wrote proletarian poetry. Later, Seifert and Vítìzslav Nezval were the chief exponents of poetism. During the Second World War Seifert became a fearless defender of Czech national culture. In his declining years, he was an outstanding representative of the democratic trend in Czech arts. As early as the mid 1950s, Seifert took a courageous stance within the writers' opposition challenging the communist totalitarian regime. In course of time he edited a number of periodicals (for instance Nová scéna, [The New Scene], 1930, Pestré kvìty [The Bright Flowers], 1930-1932, Panorama, 1940-1941, Kytice [The Garland],1945-1948, Práce [Labour], 1945-1949. In the publishing house Práce he was responsible for editing Klín (Wedge), a series of books of poetry between 1945 and 1948. He also prepared a selection from the works of Jaroslav Vrchlický and Stanislav Kostka Neumann. In 1966 he was named national artist and in 1984 his life's work brought him the Nobel prize for literature.
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Extractions: ISBN: 0-945774-39-7 Jaroslav Seifert's first book of poetry in English translation was The Plague Column Morový sloup ), translated by Ewald Osers and published in a small edition in 1979. Another book, An Umbrella from Piccadilly Detník z Piccadilly ), also translated by Osers, was published in 1983 (also in a small edition). Both of these books disappeared at the time without generating any particular interest. There was, however, a brief flicker of interest in Seifert after he was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 1984. With people evidently demanding to know who this Seifert was and why had he been awarded the Nobel Prize, Osers went into overdrive and in 1986, the first edition of this extensive collection of Seifert's poetry (including the two earlier books as well as a selection of poems from Seifert's older work and ten short extracts from Seifert's memoirs translated by George Gibian) was published. However, it too met with little success. Evidently the gap between the awarding of the prize and the publication of a sizeable paperback edition of Seifert's poetry was long enough for the poetry reading public to forget completely who he was and why they ought to read him. This book too rapidly disappeared from view. Catbird Press have now decided to reissue the whole collection, suitably revised, expanded and updated, and this is very welcome. Such an extensive collection (92 poems) means that with the exception of Miroslav Holub, Seifert is the best served of all Czech poets as far as translations into English are concerned. Whether this book will have any more success than its predecessors remains to be seen, but there is little cause for optimism. This new edition differs from the 1986 edition in that eight additional poems from
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nobel Prize for Literature. Winners Year, Winner, Nationality. 1985, Simon,Claude (1913 ), France. 1984, seifert, jaroslav (1901 - 1986), Czechoslovakia.
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