With the approval of the CASA ICL Organizational Code, the policy for the future Bibliographical Department was also set out.
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With the approval of the CASA ICL Organizational Code, the policy for the future Bibliographical Department was also set out.
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The Department for Philological Documentation was attached to the Institute and started to build the Old Czech collection on a more systematic basis.
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Emanuel Macek started working at the Institute of Czech Literature, subsequently becoming the long-term head of its Bibliographical Department and the policy-maker for what is now the Retrospective Bibliography of Czech Literary Studies as a general retrospective literary studies bibliography for the period from the first stirrings of the National Revival to 1945. He is the author of the following bibliographies amongst others:
Olga Balášová, Miroslav Laiske, Emanuel Macek and Jaroslav Nečas compiled for publication Bibliography of Czech Literary Studies. 1945–1955: works on Czech literature, recording literary studies book publication and articles.
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The annual bibliographical anthology Czech Literary Studies 1962 was brought out under the editorship of Václav Brouček, Jaromír Jedlička, Boris Mědílek and Emanuel Macek. In subsequent years annual anthologies came out throughout the 1961–1980 period. The last of these, for 1980, was published in 1992.
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This publication summarizes methodology procedures developed at the ICL Bibliography Centre to date, particularly for processing retrospective bibliographies.
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After the ICL was transformed into the Institute for Czech and World Literature in the 1970s and 1980s, bibliographies of Slav and Western literatures were compiled in the following series: Czech Literary Studies. Slavic literature 1971–1975 (1971–1990), Czech Literary Studies, Non-Slavic literatures 1974–1982 (1975–1990), Bibliography of Literary Studies of Western Literature in the Czech Press 1970–1973 (1972–1975).
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From 1990 the Czech Literary Bibliography was one of the first in the Czech Republic to be processed using the CD/ISIS database system.
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As part of the Objective information thesaurus of the general literary, scholarly and social existence of Czech national culture 1770–1945 project, a transcription was made of part of the Retrospective Bibliography in index card format.
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As part of the Czech Literary Bibliography Research Information System project, Czech Literary Studies bibliographical anthologies for 1961–1980 were converted into database form.
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The bibliographical database was first made available on the ICL web pages and regularly updated at weekly intervals.
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The Retrospective Bibliography card catalogue was digitized and made accessible in the RETROBI system. Thanks to its integration with the OCR transcriptions it allowed for full-text searches in the data.
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The Bibliography of Czech Literary Studies 1945–1960 project, including a literary bibliography of the period, got under way. Both primary CLB units were linked up in continuous chronological order.
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As part of the Bibliography of Czech Literary Studies 1945–1960, Methodological Aspects and their Application in Practice project, Vojtěch Malínek compiled a manual entitled Specialist Analytical Bibliography Processing Methodology.
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The CLB historical databases underwent conversion from the CDS/ISIS proprietary system to the Aleph system. This also involved the conversion of seven sub-databases containing almost 430,000 records.
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Based on the results of an international assessment of research infrastructures in 2014, the CLB was included in the Roadmap of Large Research Infrastructures of the Czech Republic for the years 2016-2022 .
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A Literary Samizdat Bibliography team was set up at the CLB, and work commenced on an analytical bibliography of samizdat periodicals.
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With the launch of the Czech Literary Internet project a Literary Internet Bibliography team was set up at the CLB, and the CLB databases were expanded to include this field.
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Closer collaboration was undertaken with the Polish Academy of Sciences as part of the Future of Polish and Czech Literary Bibliography: Towards integration and exploitation in comparative research project.
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Within the DARIAH-ERIC Consortium under the coordination of the Polish Literary Bibliography and the CLB a Bibliographical Data Working Group was established.
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A Global and Digital Literary Studies Section was set up at the CLB to deal with quantitative research into biographical data.
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