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Author: Krásnohorská, Eliška

Pseudonyms:Pechová, Alžběta - Arnoštka Č. - Barbora Míčková - Doubravka Malá - Eda Maxová - F. Pěnková - Horská - J. Zlonický - Jan K. - Jezerská - Klára Baldová - Klára F. - Ctitelka vážného umění - Navštěvovatelka divadla - Růžena Volná - T. Dvorská - Tetka z Tetína - Viola Tomanová - Věra Langeová - Vanda Hájková - Vojtěška Všetečková - Zdenka Drobná - Eliška Věrná - Blažena Stará - A. Temná - František Špatný - Vlastenka - Pražanka - česká matka - Soliman Řetkvička - Jeden žíznivý
Spouse/other names:
Gender:female
Year of birth:1847
Year of death:1926
About her personal situation:Was the youngest of eight children. After her father´s death, when she was three years old, the family lived in difficult circumstances. Two of her brothers introduced her to the arts. As a girl she fell ill of rheumatism, which unabled her to have children. For a while she lived in her brother´s family in Plzn, a town with a lively cultural life at that time. In 1874 she moved to Prague, where she lived on her own and from her writing. Helped to found the first girl´s boarding school in Central Europe, the Minerva. (Moldanová). standardizingnov12svd: Origin - Location where born : to be specified - Location where living: Prague - Location where died : to be specified National identity • Nationality : Polish • First language : Polish Marital status: - Not yet checked Number of children : - Not yet checked Social class : - Not yet checked Education : - Not yet checked Religion/ideology : - Not yet checked

Countries:Bohemia - Austro-Hungarian Empire - Czech Republic
Languages:Czech
Relations to other authors: Friend of Orzeszkowa, Eliza
Friend of Konopnicka, Maria

Friend of Světlá, Karolina

About her professional situation:Editor of the journal "Ženské listy" (The Women´s Leaves). Wrote obituary on V. Lužiská (Heczkova). Also wrote librettos for Bedřich Smetana. Published poems and several travel notes. Translator from polish, translator from russian, translator from translator from english, translator from german: Mickiewicz, Puškin, Byron. Was also a literary critic. (Moldanová). standardizingnov12svd: Publishing under: - not yet checked Profession(s) and activities: - Poet - Journalist - Travel writer - Translator from Russian - Translator from English - Translator from Polish - Translator from German - Literary critic - Chief editor of women's periodical Languages in which she published : - Czech Collaboration/connections with male authors : - Not found up to now Financial aspects: - Living by her pen Memberships - Not yet checked
Elements of bibliography:MENTIONED IN: - Celebration of Women Writers - Libuše Heczková, "První léta časopisu Ženské Listy", in Dějiny žen, ed. by Kateřina Čadková - Moldanová, Dobrava, "České spisovatelky v 19. století" Slovník českých spisovatelů, Nakladatelství libri, Praha 2005, 372-373. - Slovník českých spisovatelů, Praha 1964, 255.
Websites: Wikipedia on her (Polish)
COST-WWIH Poznan nov.12 Fournier

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Works written by this author

E 1 *Eliška Krásnohorská, the author ()
E 2 *Guilty Conscience (1880)
E 3 *Turtledoves (1880)
E 4 Bedřich Smetana : nástin života i působení jeho uměleckého (Bedřich Smetana: his life and work) (1885)
E 5 Břetislav : historická hra v pěti jednáních (Bretislav: a historical play in five acts) (1870)
E 6 Hubička : prostonárodní opera ve dvou jednáních / dle povídky Karolíny Světlé od Elišky Krásnohorské ; hudbu složil Bedřich Smetana (The kiss: a folk opera in two acts after a tale by Karolina Světlá, music by Bedřich Smetana) (1876)
E 7 Jiřinky : čtení pro mládež (Dahlias: reading for the young) (1875)
E 8 Lejla : velká romantická opera v pateru dějství / dle novelly Bulwerovy sepsala Eliška Krásnohorská ; hudbu složil Karel Bendel[sic] (Lejla: a big romantic opera...) (1875)
E 9 Na živé struně : vlastenecké básně (On the lively string: patriotic poems) (1895)
E 10 Obraz novějšího básnictví českého (Picture of the newest Czech poetry) (1877)
E 11 Pohádka o větru / dítkám vypravuje Eliška Krásnohorská ; se sedmi původními obrázky (dle nákresů Nejmenované), jež ryly žakyně odboru dřevoryteckého škol ženského výrobního spolku českého v Praze (Fairy tale about the wind) (1877)
E 12 Pohádka o větru : dítkám (1877)
E 13 Povídky (Stories) (1885)
E 14 Pěvec volnosti : Dramatická báseň v jednom dějství (The bard of freedom: a dramatic poem in one act) (1874)
E 15 Svéhlavička (The obstinate girl) (1899)
E 16 Svéhlavička ženuškou : původní povídka pro dorůstající dívky (Stubborn girl as a wife: an original tale for girls) (1890)
E 17 Svěhlavička babičkou (The stubborn girl as a grandmother) (1907)
E 18 Svěhlavička nevěstkou (1900)
E 19 Tajemství : komická opera ve 3 dějstvích / od Elišky Krásnohorské ; hudbu složil Bedřich Smetana (The secret: a comic opera in three acts) (1879)
E 20 Trojlístek : báje i pravda v příbězích (The shamrock: fable and truth in stories) (1890)
E 21 Tři pohádky (Three fairy tales) (1885)
E 22 Vlny v proudu (Dunes in the current) (1885)
E 23 Z máje žití (From the Springtime of Life) (1885)
E 24 Z našich luhů /: povídky ze života mládeže (From Our Meadows) (1895)
E 25 Ze Šumavy / básně (From the Bohemian forest: poems) (1875)
E 26 Zemský ráj (An earthly paradise) (1885)
E 27 Ženské listy (The Women´s Leaves) (1871)

Authors read by this author

Xreception 1 Breitzmann, Agnes   -   Eva´s Lehrjahre: Erzählung für junge Mädchen (Eva´s years of apprenticeship: a story for young girls)
Xreception 2 Friedrich-Friedrich, Emmy Friederieke Charlotte   -   Der Trotzkopf
Xreception 3 La Chapelle-Roobol, Suze   -   Trotzkopf als Grossmutter (The stubborn girl as a grandmother)
Xreception 4 Světlá, Karolina   -   Hubička (The Kiss)
Xreception 5 Wildhagen, Else   -   Aus Trotzkopfs Ehe: eine Erzählung für junge Mädchen (From the married life of the stubborn girl: a story for young girls)
Xreception 6 Wildhagen, Else   -   Trotzkopfs Brautzeit: eine Erzählung für junge Mädchen (The time when the stubborn girl was a bride: a story for young girls)