Abstract
The article concerns the problem of allegory in two Czech historical novels from the beginning and the end of the 60s of the twentieth century: Kladivo na čarodějnice by Václav Kaplický and Tovaryšstvo ježišovo by Jiři Šotola. Both novels are also considered to be important political ‘clearing accounts’ novels. Application of allegory as a method of reception allows us to answer the question about the participation of the reader in the setting up of allegory in the Czech prose of the twentieth century .
Highlights
Słowa kluczowe: powieść historyczna, powieść rozrachunkowa, alegoria Keywords: historical novel, political squaring up novel, allegory
The article concerns the problem of allegory in two Czech historical novels from the beginning and the end of the 60s of the twentieth century: Kladivo nacarodejnice by Vaclav Kaplicka and Tovarysstvo jezısovo by JirıSotola
Both novels are considered to be important political squaring up novels
Summary
Słowa kluczowe: powieść historyczna, powieść rozrachunkowa, alegoria Keywords: historical novel, political squaring up novel, allegory [...] historia zaś opowiadana jest nie dla niej samej, lecz ze względu na to, co oznacza[1]
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