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Trh a kapitál v české kultuře 19. století [Market and Capital in the Bohemian culture of the 19th century. Praha, Academia 2025, 356 pp., b/w and color illustrations, index on names, summary. Edited by Kateřina Piorecká and Martin Hrdina, in cooperation with Eva Bendová.
Trh a kapitál v české kultuře 19. století
Kateřina Piorecká – Martin Hrdina
Introduction
pp. 7–10 (Czech)
Capital and Society
Milan Hlavačka
‘On Market and Capital for the First Time in Summary, Theoretically and in Czech’: Josef Kaizl’s textbook National economy
pp. 13–23 (Czech), 24 (English)
Jiří Pokorný
Conflicts and Agreements between Capital and Labour: On Trade Unions
pp. 26–34 (Czech), 34 (English)
Jan Štemberk – Ivan Jakubec
Return of State Capital to Railroad Companies?: Circumstances Underlying the Preparation and Application of the 'Sequestration Law'
pp. 36–48 (Czech), 49 (English)
Marie Malivánková Wasková
Pilsen’s Cultural Calendar up to the Mid-19th Century (Supplements in the Records of the Municipal Institute for the Poor)
pp. 51–65 (Czech), 66 (English)
Marek Krejčí
Jindřich Chylík’s Industrial Projects in Pilsen: On Industry as the Subject of Historical Research
pp. 68–75 (Czech), 75 (English)
Petr Popelka – Jana Davidová-Glogarová – Jaroslav David
Self-Made Man: The Social Phenomenon and Artistic Figure of Nascent Capitalist Culture
pp. 77–88 (Czech), 88 (English)
Capital and Capital City Prague
Petr Šámal
Architectural decoration as a business: Entrepreneurship and business competiotion in sculpture and stucco workshops at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries
pp. 97–107 (Czech), 107–108 (English)
Martina Power – Veronika Knotková
Městská pojišťovna, ‘The First Municipal Financial Institution in Prague’
pp. 109–121 (Czech), 122 (English)
Tomáš Dvořák
Stores, Shops, and Grocers: The Location and Operation of Grocery Stores in Pre-1900 Prague
pp. 124–132 (Czech), 133 (English)
Media and Book Market
Luboš Velek
Media Business in the Czech Republic, Based on the Example of Jan S. Skrejšovský’s Press Empire
pp. 137–157 (Czech), 159 (English)
Michal Charypar
Kateřina Jeřábková’s Fiction Library as Publishing Company
pp. 160–173 (Czech), 173 (English)
Bohumil Jiroušek – Martina Halamová
Critique of the Literary Market in Vítězslav Hálek’s Journalism
pp. 175–180 (Czech), 181 (English)
Ladislav Futtera
‘Books Marked with an Asterisk Are Enthusiastically Recommended to Readers’: The Bibliographic Journal as a Tool for Cultivating the Czech Book Market
pp. 183–193 (Czech), 193–194 (English)
Jan Budňák
‘Priceless Books Not Once Borrowed’: Education and the Behavior of Post-1900 Working-Class Readers, Based on the Example of the Workers’ Academy Library
pp. 195–204 (Czech), 205 (English)
Eva Blinková Pelánová
The ‘Modern Rebuke’ and Emotional Education in the Context of Literary Naturalism: Two Distinct Possibilities in a Fictional World
pp. 207–218 (Czech), 218–219 (English)
Veronika Faktorová
‘Make a Big Noise’: Karel Klostermann in the Care of Publisher Vilímek
pp. 221–232 (Czech), 232–233 (English)
The Art of Selling Yourself
Lívia Laifrová – Alena Hönigová
The Innovative Influence of Czech Pianists Jan Ladislav Dusík, Ludvík Václav Lachnith, and František Nikodim (a.k.a. Nicodami) in Music Industry Centres, 1801–1829
pp. 237–257 (Czech), 257–258 (English)
Lubica Schmarcová
On the Formation of Symbolic Capital in the Initial Phase of the Formation of the Slovak Romantic Generation
pp. 269–280, 279 (English)
Berenika Zemanová
Tribulations of a Theatre Entrepreneur at the Height of the Gründer Era: Director C. J. Bertalan on the Situation of Provincial Theatres in Cisleithania
pp. 281–290 (Czech), 290 (English)
Petra Trnková
Forgeries in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction, or Banknotes in the Hands of Photographers during the Mid-19th Century
pp. 298–310 (Czech), 309–310 (English)
Lucie Česká
Rights to an Image: Reproduction as a Business on the Part of Private Gallerists
pp. 311–320 (Czech), 319 (English)
Petra Kolářová
Monsieur Capital: On the Iconography of Mammon and Money in the Work of František Kupka
pp. 321–332 (Czech), 332 (English)
