Classes
- Czech History of the 18th and the 19th CenturyADE300339 | Faculty of Arts
- Introduction to PhenomenologyAFS100053 | Faculty of Arts
- The New Phenomenology in France [1]AFS100083 | Faculty of Arts
- The New Phenomenology in France [2]AFS100084 | Faculty of Arts
- Intentional and Non-Intentional PhenomenonAFS100153 | Faculty of Arts
- Intentional and Non-Intentional Phenomenon 2AFS100154 | Faculty of Arts
- Phenomenological Reductions [1]AFS100223 | Faculty of Arts
- Phenomenological Reductions [2]AFS100224 | Faculty of Arts
- Lévinas and Phenomenology (block seminar)AFS100403 | Faculty of Arts
- Human Action and History according to Jan PatočkaAFS100463 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- 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
- Problem of the givenness of "appearance" - conceptions of phenomenality in Jan Patocka and Michel Henry2012 | Faculty of Humanities
- Problem of the givenness of the appearing. Patočkas' concept of the phenomenality in the contemporary context2010 | Faculty of Humanities
- Phenomenality of the Other. Essay on the concepts of phenomenality in Emanuel Levinas2010 | 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
- The Limits of Classic Phenomenology: the Face in E. Lévinas and the Givenness, la donation, in J.-L. Marion2010 | Faculty of Humanities
- 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
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