LC control no. | n 50035042 |
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Descriptive conventions | rda |
LC classification | PG5038.C3 |
Personal name heading | Čapek, Karel, 1890-1938 |
Variant(s) | K. Č., 1890-1938 Č., K., 1890-1938 Čapek, Karol, 1890-1938 Chapek, Karel, 1890-1938 Kêpek, Kêrela, 1890-1938 Ts'apeḳ, Ḳarel, 1890-1938 Чапек, Карел, 1890-1938 מפאק, קארל צ׳אפק, קרל צ׳אפק, קרל, 1890-1938 צ׳פק, קרל, 1890־1938 Čapeks, Karels, 1890-1938 Chāpik, Kāril, 1890-1938 چاپک، کارل |
See also | Corporate body: Bratří Čapkové |
Birth date | 1890-01-09 |
Death date | 1938-12-25 |
Place of birth | Malé Svatoňovice (Czech Republic) |
Place of death | Prague (Czech Republic) |
Field of activity | Science fiction |
Profession or occupation | Authors, Czech Dramatists |
Special note | Machine-derived non-Latin script reference project. Non-Latin script references not evaluated. |
Found in | R.U.R. Lásky hra osudná, psána roku 1910, 1922: t.p. (Bratří Čapkové) Āi, 19--: t.p. (Kêrela Kêpek) R.U.R. (Rossum's universal robots), 2002: t.p. (Karel Capek) Kevod ha-shofeṭ tsoḥeḳ, 194-?: t.p. (Ḳarel Ts'apeḳ) cs.Wikipedia, March 26, 2015 (Bratři Čapkové is the name used by the brothers Josef and Karel Čapek when writing collaboratively; works include: Zářivé hlubiny, Krakonošova zahrada, Devatero pohádek, etc.) <http://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brat%C5%99i_%C4%8Capkov%C3%A9> Wikipedia, March 25, 2015 (Karel Čapek; born January 9, 1890 in Malé Svatoňovice, Bohemia, Austrian-Hungarian Empire; died December 25, 1938 in Prague; Czech writer of the early 20th century. He had multiple roles throughout his career such as playwright, dramatist, essayist, publisher, literary reviewer, and art critic. Nonetheless, he's best known for his science fiction, including his novel War with the Newts and play R.U.R., The latter work popularized the word robot and changed history (the second "R" of the title standing for "Robots") His early attempts at fiction were mostly plays written with brother Josef) <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karel_%C4%8Capek> Skaistā Skandinavija, 1940: t.p. (Karels Čapeks) Kārkhānah-ʼi muṭlaqʹsāzī, 1971 or 1972: t.p. (کارل چاپک = Kāril Chāpik; Karel Čapek [in rom.]) Inwazja jaszczurów, 1956: title page (Karol Čapek) |
Associated language | cze |
Invalid LCCN | no 97078890 |