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	Jan Kresadlo
		Jan KÅesadlo was the primary pseudonym used by '''VÃ¡clav Jaroslav Karel Pinkava''' (December 9, 1926 in Prague - August 13, 1995 in Colchester), a Czech psychologist who was also a prizewinning novelist and poet.
		An anti-communist, Pinkava emigrated to Britain with his wife and four children following the 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia by the Soviet-led armies of the Warsaw pact.
		He is the father of film director Jan Pinkava who received an Oscar for Geri's Game in 1998.
	www.seattleluxury.com /encyclopedia/entry/Jan_Kresadlo (324 words)

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		Jan KÅesadlo was the first pseudonym used by VÃ¡clav Jaroslav Karel Pinkava (December 9, 1926 in Prague - August 13, 1995 in Colchester), a Czech psychologist who was encore a prizewinning novelist and poet.
		He is the head of film supereminent Jan Pinkava who received an Oscar for Geri's Game in 1998.
		Jan Kresadlo External links External links Jan KÅesadlo's decisive website, in Czech and English English pages for royal reference: Illustrative Translations a pair unavailable of Critics' views, in English by Helena KupcovÃ¡ by VladimÃr NovotnÃ½ About Astronautilia by Wallace McLeod, in English (Amazon entry) by Juan Coderch, in Classical Greek Short biography Database "http://en.1051.info/Jan_KÅesadlo"
	en.1051.info /Jan_Kresadlo (452 words)

	Jan_kresadlo info here at en.1930-census.info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Jan KÅesadlo was the heavy pseudonym used by VÃ¡clav Jaroslav Karel Pinkava (December 9, 1926 in Prague - August 13, 1995 in Colchester), a Czech psychologist who was a prizewinning novelist and poet.
		He is the sire of film skipper Jan Pinkava who received an Oscar for Geri's Game in 1998.
		Jan Kresadlo External links External links Jan KÅesadlo's accredited website, in Czech and English English pages for not burdensome reference: Illustrative Translations a resolute of Critics' views, in English by Helena KupcovÃ¡ by VladimÃr NovotnÃ½ About Astronautilia by Wallace McLeod, in English (Amazon entry) by Juan Coderch, in Classical Greek Short biography Database "http://en.1930-census.info/Jan_KÅesadlo"
	en.1930-census.info /Jan_Kresadlo (423 words)

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		His latest show Natura Morta created in collaboration with director-designer Jan Komarek is an imagistic and sensitive blend of live acting and the animation of objects supported by sophisticated (yet simple) lighting and sound design.
		He studied puppetry formally at DAMU - the Theatre Academy of Prague - and was part of the well-known movement-based theatre Kresadlo.
		After completing his studies (1977) he was accepted as puppeteer in the Czech world-famous theatre Spejbla a Hurvinka.
	www.volny.cz /vady22/eng/history.html (253 words)

	TRANSLATIONS
		The book is illustrated by the author's Oscar-winning son Jan Pinkava
		Jan Křesadlo verarbeitete darin (wie auch in vielen anderen Büchern) seine fachlichen Erfahrungen - in Prag arbeitete er als Psychologe in einer sexualpathologischen Ambulanz.
		In diesem Panoptikum aus den fünfziger Jahren spiegelt das Verhalten sexualgestörter Menschen die Perversität der Zeit des Totalitarismus wieder.
	kresadlo.cz /translations.htm (438 words)

	Czech Literature since the 1980s
		Jan Culik's note: This is a lecture, given by Dr. Holy at Glasgow University.
		It is based on the final chapter of his study Ceska literatura: od roku 1945 do soucasnosti (Czech literature: From 1945 to the present), which was published in Prague in 1996.
		Jan Kresadlo uses the form in a more debased form, intended primarily for entertainment.
	www.arts.gla.ac.uk /Slavonic/staff/Holy.html (4862 words)

	Amazon.com: Kresadlo: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Fuga trium by Jan Kresadlo (Unknown Binding - 1988)
		Astronautilia/Hvìzdoplavba by Jan Kresadlo and Ioannes Pyreia (Hardcover - 1995)
		Království ceské a jiné polokatolické povídky by Jan Kresadlo (Unknown Binding - 1996)
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&index=books&field-author=Kresadlo&page=1 (111 words)

	Jan Neruda
		Jan Neruda was born in Prague, Bohemia, and grew up in a colorful part of old Prague called Malá Strana (Little Quarter).
		After studying philosophy and philology, he worked as a teacher until 1860, when he became a free-lance writer and journalist, contributing influential essays to Národni Listy, a liberal newspaper.
		1960); Neruda prozaik by A. Hamas (1968); Jan Neruda a konstituováni realismu v ceské literature by S.A Petrovna (1982); Jan Neruda - Bibliograficeskij ukazatel by Š.I. Aleksandrova and P. Pavel (1984); La Calle Neruda by J. Kresadlo (1995)
	www.kirjasto.sci.fi /jneruda.htm (753 words)

	The Unknown Renaissance Man and Writer: Jan Kresadlo
		The Unknown Renaissance Man and Writer: Jan Kresadlo
		Such writers have paradoxically tended to enter the context of the domestic literary scene as latter-day novices, albeit swiftly acquiring the status of literary classics upon critical review.
		In modern Czech literature, just such a living classic storyteller novelist was, until his premature demise, the author Jan Křesadlo (1926 - 1995), whose creative energy covered such areas as poetry,
	kresadlo.cz /novotny.htm (891 words)

	Amazon.com: Astronautilia/Hvìzdoplavba: Books: Jan Kresadlo,Ioannes Pyreia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		In it, he disclosed that the poem had been written as long ago as 1948, and that the author bore the name of Jan Křesadlo.
		Now Jan Křesadlo has returned to the fray.
		But this time he has extended his horizons.
	amazon.com /Astronautilia-Hv%C3%ACzdoplavba-Jan-Kresadlo/dp/8023724525 (609 words)

	A brief History of Czech Literature
		Jan Skala "Dubravius" (1486): "Historia Regni Bohemiae/ Bohemian Chronicle" (1541) [h]
		Jan Kollar (1793): "Slavy Dcera/ Daughter of Slavia" (1832) [p]
		Jan Neruda (1834): "Balady a Romances" (1883) [p]
	www.scaruffi.com /fiction/czech.html (2389 words)

	WestHamOnline.net - The Online WHU Community
		Musical tastes vary from Paco Pena, Paco Del Gastor and Sabicas through to Joy Division, The Smiths, Bunnymen, the lord Bragg, Pistols, Buzzcocks and so on.
		Favourite authors are: Jan Kresadlo, Milan Kundera, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Irvine Welsh, Nick Hornby, John Le Carre and many others.
		I was born in Nigeria and lived there till I was 8, then Malaysia and Iran.
	www.westhamonline.net /profile.php?10152 (343 words)

	Jan Kresadlo Obituary
		Vaclav Pinkava, writer: born Prague 9 December 1926; married 1957 Eva Krizova (three sons, one daughter); died Colchester 13 August 1995.
		Vaclav Pinkava's novels, published in the 1980s under the pen- name Jan Kresadlo, while Pinkava was living in exile in Britain, have already become classics of contemporary Czech literature.
		Vaclav Pinkava's keen insight into human nature and folly, which renders mankind susceptible to the devastating influence of this or that ideology (usually communist), finds its expression in such apposite sarcasm and scathing satire that I have no hesitation in placing Jan Kresadlo somewhere between Jaroslav Hasek and Franz Kafka.
	www.kresadlo.cz /obit-ind.htm (941 words)

	Classics in Contemporary Culture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		My goodness, an "Ode to Stalin" in Homeric Greek, by Jan Kresadlo, sighted by William Blathers!
		It was so highly rated by the former Oxford University Regius Professor of Classics, Peter Parsons FBA, that he donated his own courtesy copy to the Bodleian Library in Oxford.
		Finally, from Kresadlo's "official website," an extract from the preface, part of the supposed story of how he was given the Greek manuscript by a time-traveler:
	semperegoauditor.typepad.com (3499 words)

	Ascii chart of ancestors of Dennis Paul Havlena
		.- Jan Havlena (b abt 1746, d 9/21/1816
		.- Jan Havlena (b about 1779, d 11/15/1832 Zahrobi #4, Boh)
		`- Antonie Kresadlo (lived in Zbiroh #138, Bohemia)
	www.ehhs.cmich.edu /~dhavlena/ascii.htm (1210 words)

	Resume
		Narozen 1958 v Praze, nejstarsi syn stejnojmenneho polyhistora - znamejsiho pod pseudonymem Jan Kresadlo.
		Od roku 1969 do 1991 zil ve Velke Britanii, kde vystudoval na Oxfordske Universite (The Queen's College) tzv PPP (hlavni obory psychologie a fysiologie, vedlejsi predmety informatika, statistika.)
		29/06/2000 O umeni argumentace: Jak argumentuje Jan Culik
	pinkava.webpark.cz /blinks.htm (870 words)

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