Balcarová, Markéta

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    Puppen als gesellschaftskritisches Element in den späteren Texten von Lenka Reinerová
    (universi - Universitätsverlag Siegen, 2022)
    Balcarová, Markéta
    In Reinerová's literary texts, puppets and marionettes represent one of the means of exercising a socio-critical function. In the description of the puppets and marionettes, Reinerová takes the (Czech) puppet theatre as a starting point. The criticism of society is expressed primarily through pronounced facial features of the puppet/marionette in question. The themes referred to are mostly related to Judaism and are intertwined with memories of the Holocaust. This, in turn, has to do with the fact that all of Reinerová’s close relatives died in concentration camps. At the same time, the topics of the Holocaust and anti-Semitism also relate to the future and warn against the repetition of similar atrocities.
    Source Type:Article
    DOI:10.25819/dedo/126
    Journal:denkste: puppe / just a bit of: doll (de:do)
    Volume number:2022,1-Artikel_01
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    Puppen und Puppenfiguren in Narrativen – Themen und Motive in Literatur, Kunst, Theater, Film, Medien, Alltags- und Populärkulturen
    (2022)
    Fooken, Prof. Dr. Insa
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    Balcarová, Markéta
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    Scholz, Jana
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    Kliewer, Heinz-Jürgen
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    Karaolis, Olivia
    This thematic issue deals with the diversity and potential of doll/puppet narratives in the broadest sense and with their universal and/or culture-specific forms, traces, traditions and folklore as well as with the interplay of the respective reception references. These narratives are traced in a variety of different literary, artistic, cinematic, (pop-)cultural and folkloristic genres as well as in pedagogically relevant fields. In addition, s specially designed short graphic novel questions the linking of classic puppet theater narratives with seminal AI-based automation fantasies.
    Source Type:Periodical Part
    DOI:10.25819/ubsi/10165
    Journal:denkste: puppe / just a bit of: doll (de:do)
    Volume number:2022,1
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