| Tartalmi lers: |
In the comparative literary studies there is no theoretical
solution for bridging the rift between the historical process
and the individuality of the work of art. Thus, it is not
proper to exclude from the tradition of the joint approach to
cultures and texts the earlier conception focusing on
literary trends which concentrates on some common semantic
and poetic traits, and it can be harmonized, in the practice
of the analysis, with the comparative operations based on
intertextuality and reception research. It is argued, on the
basis of these presuppositions, that comparative studies in
Central Europe must transgress the methodological barriers
which restrict the literary histories of the region merely to
a juxtaposition of single national histories of literature.
In this framework, Hungarian Bohemian Studies may bring some
novel information not only about the region but also about
the processes of the Czech culture in general.
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