NOTES FROM THE EDITOR, by Clinton Machann
ARTICLES
- British Liberalism in the Czech National Awakening
By Zdenek V. David - Jan Palarik (1822 – 1870): A Slovak Liberal Politician
By Josette Baer - The Nose Keeps Walking: 20th Century Loss of Body Parts in Russian, Hungarian and Czech Literature
By Clarice Cloutier - The Role of Young Europe in the Slavic World
By Anna Procyk - The Good Dissident Svejk: An Exploration of Czech Morality and Cultural Survival
By Heidi Bludau - “If You Don’t Help Us We Will Be Bad Off”: Social Boundaries of a Czech Family and its Perception of America in the 1920s
By Raymond D. Screws
ESSAYS
- Performing Revolution: Case Study of Three Czech Authorial Theatres During the 1980s
By Karen M. Burke - Pursuing the Bohemian Identity of Martinus Hermanzen Hoffman, an Early Settler in the 17th Century’s New Amsterdam: Fact, Legend or Hoax?
By Miloslav Rechcigl, Jr. - Everyday Spooks: Timeless Fables
By Tracy Burns - Sappho Boemica: A Reading of Jaroslav Vrchlicky’s “Sapfo”
By Robert Sklen - A Report From the Conference “1968: A Global Perspective,” Prague Spring Panel
By Tim West