The Role of Božena Němcová in the Construction of Czech and Slovak Cultural Identity
Alejandro Hermida de Blas
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Alejandro Hermida de Blas
Abstract
In this chapter, the author presents those women who participated in the cultural initiatives of Czech and Slovak National Revivals by supporting men. Rather than develop a voice of their own, women generally played a modest role. But the most important of these women was Božena Němcová (1820?-1862). More than half a century, before the rise of this state, Němcová, the first canonic Czech woman writer, helped to strengthen Czech-Slovak relations at a critical moment.
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In this chapter, the author presents those women who participated in the cultural initiatives of Czech and Slovak National Revivals by supporting men. Rather than develop a voice of their own, women generally played a modest role. But the most important of these women was Božena Němcová (1820?-1862). More than half a century, before the rise of this state, Němcová, the first canonic Czech woman writer, helped to strengthen Czech-Slovak relations at a critical moment.
Key concepts: Slovak, Czech, Identity (music), National identity, State (computer science), Political science, Sociology, Gender studies