History Comes to You: Kafka, Svejk, and
The Butcher’s Wife: Postcommunism, Postcolonialism and Central Europe
Nikola
Petkovic
History
of the Literary Cultures of East Central Europe: Junctions and Disjunctions in
the 19th and 20th Centuries VOLUME II, ed. Marcel Cornis-Pope and
John Neubauer, John Benjamin Press, 2006, pp. 376-389
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The
Good Soldier Svejk and a Sociological Account of National Identification
Jaroslaw Kilias
Polish Sociological Review 2(150), 2005, pp. 163-179
"The author proposes
a conceptual framework for an account of nationality which respects the
multidimensional nature of the nation and hence the contextual and multi-level
nature of national identification.
To illustrate his claims, the author quotes Jaroslav Hasšek’s The Good
Soldier Švejk."
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Monitoring,
Rules, and the Control Paradox: Can the Good Soldier Svejk Be Trusted?
Gary J. Miller
In Trust
and Distrust in Organizations: Dilemmas and Approaches
Roderick M. Kramer and Karen S. Cook, ed. Russell Sage Foundation, New York,
N.Y., 2004, pp. 99-127.
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Criminal
Apprehensions: Prague Minorities And the Habsburg Legal System in Jaroslav Hašek's the Good Soldier Švejk and Franz Kafka's the Trial
Jenifer Cushman
In Rodopi
Perspectives on Modern Literature,
Literature
and Law, Volume 30, Edited by Michael J. Meyer. , Amsterdam/New York,
NY, 2004, VIII,pp. 51-65(15)
"Indeed, there is a sanctuary space in Hašek's
text for those "in the know," a comfort zone that Kafka does not
provide in his 'deterritorialized' writing;
Josef Švejk is able to evade public authority through word play, but Josef K.
is ultimately convicted by his 'criminal apprehension,' his guilty conscience in
the inhuman system."
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Looking for the Good Soldier, Švejk: Alternative Modalities of Resistance in the Contemporary Workplace
Peter Fleming, Graham Sewell
Sociology, Volume 36, Issue 4, November 2002, pp 857-873:
"... Švejk never pulled his cons, ruses and stunts at the expense of his 'comrades', his hapless fellow foot soldiers ..."
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Conversation
– Strategies of Understanding and Pseudo-Understanding
Radka Vlahova
In Стил
(Style), Volume
1, pp. 165-172, The
International Association Style, 2002
The presentation of interactive language use as
cognitive is also a model of the type
“understanding as pseudo-understanding”. This kind of language use could be
called
“the Švejk model”.
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Instrumental
psychosis: the
Good Soldier Svejk syndrome
P Tyrer, N Babidge, J Emmanuel, N Yarger and M Ranger
Department of Public Mental Health, Division of Neuroscience and Psychological
Medicine, Imperial College School of Medicine, London, UK.
Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, Vol 94, Issue 1 22-25, January
2001
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The
Good Soldier Svejk and after: the comic tradition in Czech film
Peter Hames
100
years of European cinema: Entertainment of Ideology?, ed. Diana
Holmes, Allison Smith, Manchester University Press, 2000, pp. 64-76
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The
politics and hermeneutics of anarchist satire: Jaroslav Hasek's The good soldier
Švejk
John Snyder
Lit:
Literature Interpretation Theory, Volume 2, Issue 4 May 1991,
pages 289 - 301, Routledge
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Humbuggery and Manipulation: The Art of Leadership
by
F. G. Bailey
Review author[s]: Malcolm Ruel
Man, New Series, Vol. 25, No. 3 (Sep., 1990), pp. 543-544
"... has several revealing pages on what Svejk
reveals about organizations." - Gary Miller
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Švejk Don Quixote Jesus Christ
Gaifman, Hana Arie:
In Foundations of
Semiotics, From Sign to Text: A Semiotic View of Communication
YishaiTobin, ed. , Amsterdam, Netherlands. Series No: 20. Amsterdam: Benjamins, 1989, 191-213.
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