Jan Opolsky has long been considered to be little more than an epigon of the Czech Decadence. By detailed analysis of his prose, this book aims to show that Opolsky is a master of sustained
narrative irony and an accomplished writer in his own right. Introduction brings an overview of Czech Decadent/Symbolist literature and art in an European perspective. The first monograph
evaluates archival sources, private correspondence with other literary figures and includes classified bibliography of Opolsky.
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Time Heals No Wounds
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Le Merveilleux Saloon De Mcsorley: Récits New-yorkais
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Report on the Agrarian Law (1795) and Other Writings
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Vampyres: Genesis and Resurrection: from Count Dracula to Vampirella
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Discourses of Mourning in Dante, Petrarch, and Proust
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Blindness
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Anicet or the Panorama
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The Golden Asse of Lucius Apuleius
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Treacherous Faith: The Specter of Heresy in Early Modern English Literature and Culture
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Charges (The Supplicants)
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Twenty-four Lays from the French Middle Ages
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The Stairway to the Sun & Dance of the Comets: Four Fairy Tales of Home and One Astral Pantomime
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Spells
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The Origins of the Literary Vampire
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The Fairy Tales and Stories of Hans Christian Andersen
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The Blue Palace of the Belgian Engineers
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The Name Of The Rose (Vintage Past)
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The Original Folk & Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm: The Complete First Edition
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When I Was Old
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Reunion (Vintage Past)
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