Zdeněk PEŠAT
From the Pages of Czech Programmatic Criticism: F. X. Šalda and Jaroslav Vrchlický.  /229-235/

Jiří HOMOLÁČ
The Polemic as Genre in the Writing of Šalda.  /236-268/

Jiří KRAUS
The Prerequisites of the Polemic in the Work of F. X. Šalda.  /269-273/

Daniel VOJTĚCH
Polemicism in and around Šalda’s Novel.  /274-282/
 
 

Zdeněk MATHAUSER
The Prague School as Seen by Czechs and Germans.  /286-300/

František VŠETIČKA
Karel Čapek’s Hordubal.  /301-307/

Marie LANGEROVÁ
Experimental Poetry of the 1960s.  /308-319/
 
 

Jan LEHÁR
A Book on the Development of Czech Translations of the Bible.  /321-322/

Alena FROLÍKOVÁ
Pan Antonín Pacovský’s Journey to the East.  /323-325/

Jaroslav MED
On the Catholic Modernism Movement.  /325-327/

Dalibor DOBIÁŠ
A Friendly Meeting.  /327-328/

Miroslav ČERVENKA
... Pathos and Inspiration.  /328-330/

Bohuslav HOFFMANN
In Praise of Writing Reviews or How to Put the Leftovers in Order and Provide Them with Meaning and Style.  /330-333/

Václav PETRBOK
Two Conferences on 17th- and 18th-Century Czech Literature.  /333-336/