If you follow our posts regularly, you may have noticed that, from time to time, we also highlight the individual research interests that many of our colleagues pursue alongside their bibliographic work. One of the names that has appeared more than once in this context is that of the writer Ota Filip. read more
Did you miss our March workshop Metadata-based Research in Art, Humanities and Social Sciences, or would you like to revisit some of the presentations? We have good news – you can now access the content through published video recordings and slides. read more
Recently we welcomed prof. Alessandro Catalano and his students from the University of Padua, for whom our colleague Ondřej Vimr prepared a lecture on the use of computational methods in researching the spread of Czech literature around the world. read more
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The database contains records of articles and books on Czech literature, and selectively (1945–1960 and since 2015) also records of fiction.
The retrospective bibliography covers the period 1770–1945 and contains more than 1.6 million records of articles on Czech and world literature.
The database collects biographical data on the people involved in Czech literary life (from a period spanning the entire history of Czech literature from its earliest works to the present day).
The database collects literary data from several European bibliographies and makes them available in one shared user interface.
The database contains records of book translations of Czech literature into all languages and is based on existing freely available bibliographic catalogues.
The database contains information about publications of the staff of allied institutions that are part of the Czech Literary Studies Consortium.
The bibliography covers Czech fiction and articles about Czech literature published in online journals and on literary, cultural or news servers.
The bibliography contains records of Czech and world fiction and articles on literature from samizdat periodicals.
The bibliography maps the reflection of Czech literature and literary events in periodicals and book production published in exile between 1948–1989.
The database contains entries from selected serials (calendars, almanacs, yearbooks) published in the Czech lands in the years 1801–1945.
The database contains information on journals and periodicals excerpted by the Czech Literary Bibliography.
A regularly updated bibliographic database of book series focused on Czech literature and literary science.
The digital archive contains scans of more than 50 titles of literary and cultural periodicals.
The database includes information (history, characteristics, laureates, jury composition, etc.) on literary prizes awarded in Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic.
The Czech Literary Bibliography Research Infrastructure is fully supported by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the Czech Republic under the large research infrastructures programme (projects LM2015059, LM2018136 and LM2023043).
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