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Литературная Прага
Писатели и поэты о Праге, чешская литература, биографические справки, чешские легенды и сказания, наброски, рассказы, статьи, русская эмиграция в Праге. [rus] |
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Иapek Karel
Pohбdka o zaиarovanйm tulбkovi [ces] |
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Capek, Karel
Czech playwright, novelist, and essayist. He is best known as the author of two brilliant satirical plays—R. U. R. (Rossum's Universal Robots; 1921, tr. 1923), which introduced the word robot into the English language, and The Insect Play, written with his brother Josef (1921, tr., 1923). These plays embody Capek's criticism of technological and materialistic excesses. Of his other plays The Makropoulos Secret (1923, tr. 1925) satirizes man's search for immortality and his yearning for titanistic greatness. [eng] |
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Pamбtnнk Karla Иapka
®ivot a dнlo иeskйho spisovatele Karla Иapka, mapka pamбtnнku, aktuбlnн informace. Pamбtnнk je vмnovбn nejen osobnosti a dнlu Karla Иapka, ale i jeho manѕelky, hereиky a spisovatelky Olgy Scheinpflugovй. [ces] |
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Lib.Ru: Карел Чапек
"Война с саламанрами", рассказы. [rus] |
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«Второй брат» Йозеф Чапек - 17-10-2003 - Radio Praga
Трудно найти чешских писателей, более известных в мире, чем братья Чапек. Произведения младшего из двух братьев, Карела, хорошо известны читателям в большинстве европейских и американских государств, также как и в России. Литературное творчество его старшего брата, живописца Йозефа, якобы оттеснила слава Карела, однако многие литературоведы придерживаются мнения, что именно Йозеф сумел описать с исключительным мастерством самые скрытые глубины человеческой души. Кроме того, целый ряд отличных рассказов и пьес братья Чапеки написали совместно. [rus] |
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Карл Чапек, биографическая справка
Литературная Прага - произведения о Праге, написанные чешскими, австрийскими, русскими писателями. Исторические тексты. Собственные материалы и переводы. [rus] |
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Karel Capek - Pratele Karla Capka: Frana _ramek
Vse o spisovateli Karlu Capkovi. [ces] |
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Карел Чапек. Афоризмы, мысли, фразы.
Саранча - стихийное бедствие, хотя в одиночку она совсем не страшна. То же самое и с дураками. [rus] |
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Karel Capek
Czech novelist, short-story writer, political thinker, playwright, and teacher. Capek's play R.U.R.: Rossum's Universal Robots (1920) added to Oxford English Dictionary a new word, "robot." It was derived from the Czech "robota", meaning someting like "work" or "serf", "forced labor", referring originally to dull work (see Maxfield & Montrose Interactive). Capek's robots were not mechanical but humanlike beings of organic origin - now they would be called androids. The term was later applied to machines. Along with Kafka and Jaroslav Hasek, the author of The Good Soldier Svejk, Capek is among the great figures of modern Czech literature. [eng] |
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Карел Чапек, Полицейский обход
Литературная Прага - произведения о Праге, написанные чешскими, австрийскими, русскими писателями. Исторические тексты. Собственные материалы и переводы. [rus] |
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Karel Capek's R.U.R. (Rossum's Universal Robots)
In 1921, the Czech author Karel Capek produced his best known work, the play R.U.R. (Rossum's Universal Robots), which featured machines created to simulate human beings. [eng] |
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Capek's R.U.R. Excerpt
When Karel Capek took up the theme of androids, the creation of human-like robots, most of what he wrote was sheer fantasy or what was soon to be called science fiction. Gene splicing and silicon microchips were decades in the future. The few examples of automation circa 1920 look small and primitive, indeed, by today's standards. [eng] |
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Карл Чапек, Огни над Прагой
Литературная Прага - произведения о Праге, написанные чешскими, австрийскими, русскими писателями. Исторические тексты. Собственные материалы и переводы. [rus] |
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Monument to Karel Capek
Dne 9.1.2003 uplynulo 113 let od narozenн vэznamnйho иeskйho spisovatele, Karla Иapka. Zveme Vбs na nбv№tмvu pamбtnнku Karla Иapka ve Starй Huti u Dobшн№e. Pamбtnнk byl znovuotevшen dne 25.dubna 1997 a je vмnovбn nejen osobnosti a dнlu Karla Иapka, ale i jeho manѕelky, hereиky a spisovatelky Olgy Scheinpflugovй. Samostatnou expozici mб od roku 1998 v podkrovн domu novinбш a spisovatel Ferdinand Peroutka. [ces] |
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Karel Capek
Capek (the C should have a convex-down bow above it, and the name is pronounced, I am told, something like ``Chop-ek'') was a Czech writer and man of letters. Between the wars he was very widely read and well known, and actually he deserved to be; some of his admirers have said that the main reason he never got a Nobel Prize for Literature is that the Swedes thought it would offend Hitler too much to give it to such a well-known anti-fascist, and a Czech one at that; according to his widow, the Academy told him they'd give him the prize if only he wrote something blandly inoffensive for them to pin it on, to which he retorted that he'd already submitted his doctoral dissertation --- se non и vero, и bene trovato, and totally characteristic. [eng] |
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Карел Чапек, Холм Святого Креста
Литературная Прага - произведения о Праге, написанные чешскими, австрийскими, русскими писателями. Исторические тексты. Собственные материалы и переводы. [rus] |
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Карел Чапек, В Пражском граде
Литературная Прага - произведения о Праге, написанные чешскими, австрийскими, русскими писателями. Исторические тексты. Собственные материалы и переводы. [rus] |
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Карел Чапек, Во имя старой Праги
Литературная Прага - произведения о Праге, написанные чешскими, австрийскими, русскими писателями. Исторические тексты. Собственные материалы и переводы. [rus] |
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Catbird Press / Karel Capek / Karel Иapek
Karel Иapek (1890-1938) is generally considered the greatest Czech author of the first half of this century. He was Czechoslovakia's leading novelist, playwright, story writer, and columnist, and the spirit of its short-lived democracy. His plays appeared on Broadway soon after their debut in Prague, and his books were translated into many languages. Иapek expressed himself in the form of accessible and highly enjoyable writing. [eng] |
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