Classes
- Introduction to Phenomenology I.YBF266 | Faculty of Humanities
- Phenomenology I. +3YBFB020 | Faculty of Humanities
- Philosophy of Nature and Phenomenology +1YBFC224 | Faculty of Humanities
- The bodily life of phenomena. An Introduction to the Contemporary Phenomenology in France +2YDF005 | Faculty of Humanities
- Edmund Husserl: Experience and judgement +1YMF590 | Faculty of Humanities
- Phenomenology II.YMFPR102 | Faculty of Humanities
- Methodology and Basic Concepts of Classical PhenomenologyYMFPR151 | Faculty of Humanities
- 20th Century PhilosophyYMFPR153 | Faculty of Humanities
- Czech History of the 18th and the 19th CenturyADE300339 | Faculty of Arts
- Introduction to PhenomenologyAFS100053 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- Corporeity and Affectivity. Conditions of Possibility of a Lived Body2012 | Faculty of Humanities
- On the bodily subjectivity oft he appearing: Edmund Husserl and Michel Henry2012 | Faculty of Humanities
- New concepts of the phenomenality. Essays on subjective and bodily character of the appearing2012 | Faculty of Humanities
- On the subjectivity of appearing2010 | Faculty of Humanities
- On the Nature of the Appearences. Introduction to the contemporary phenomenology in France2010 | Faculty of Humanities
- One world in not enough : Merleau-Ponty, Barbaras and bounds of phenomenology +12009 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Husserls phenomenology from the realistic perspective +12009 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Subjective corporeity of mind and question of subjectivity of phenomenon2008 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Subjektivity of phenomenon: intentional a not-intentional phemonenology - E. Husserl and M. Henry.2008 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Phenomenon between intentionality and sensation. Lévinas and Husserl2006 | Publication without faculty affiliation
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