Keywords
Sokrates
architectonics
hour time
intermezzi
epistolar component
Gods’ motives
significant chapter
deus ex machina
J.L. Fischer
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Abstract
Josef Toman divided his novel Sokrates (1975) into seven parts separated by intermezzi. In the prosaic composition he used hour time, epistolary components, Gods’ motives and significant chapters. A considerable role is represented by deus ex machina in the text. The work is concluded by mortal finale and paradox explicit. Toman’s interpretation of the Greek philosopher is close to the one by J. L. Fischer.
References
Toman J., 1975, Sokrates. Praha: Československý spisovatel.
Hrušovský I., 1965, Nový pohľad na Sokrata. „Otázky marxistickej filozofie” 20, s. 665.
Fischer J. L., 1970, Sokrates nelegendární. Ostrava: Profil.
Lexikon české literatury 4, 2008, svazek 1, Praha: Academia.
Všetička Fr., 2017, Slovesné sondy. Jinočany: H&H.
Všetička Fr., 2018, Energie Ephialta. Praha: Cherm.
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