Abstract
Littérature de jeunesse connaît-elle des frontières? (entre tradition et transposition en littérature tchèque destinés)
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Information about the author: Kveta Kunesova, PhD in Philology, Professor, Departement of the French language and literature, Faculty of Pedagogy, University Hradec Kralove, Rokitanského 62; 500 03 Hradec Králové, Czech Republic
This article deals with the history of Czech children’s and juvenile literature and its tradition in both national and European contexts. It examines foreign authors (French, German, Russian, English, American, and some others) and their works translated into Czech that played a significant role in the Czech literary scene
The development of literature for children and youth owes much to translations
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Information about the author: Kveta Kunesova, PhD in Philology, Professor, Departement of the French language and literature, Faculty of Pedagogy, University Hradec Kralove, Rokitanského 62; 500 03 Hradec Králové, Czech Republic. «Malgré la renommée et la position de Vilímek sur le marché du livre, l’on se rend compte du fait que certains romans de Verne ont été publiés pour la première fois par une autre maison d’éditions, comme par exemple: Les enfants du capitaine Grant (1865), 1ère édition, traduit par R.S., Prague, A.
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