Classes
- - +6AET500163 | Faculty of Arts
- Critical Reflection of Czech(o)Slovac Ethnological and Anthropological FieldAET500196 | Faculty of Arts
- Ethnographic Regions of the Czech LandsAET100119 | Faculty of Arts
- Ethnological and Anthropological ProseminarAET100146 | Faculty of Arts
- Festivities as an object of researchAET100153 | Faculty of Arts
- Popular Culture in Central and Eastern Europe between Socialism and Postsocialism +1AET100162 | Faculty of Arts
- From Ritual to PerformativityAET100203 | Faculty of Arts
- Modern Festivities between Tradition and Nation StateAET100217 | Faculty of Arts
- Seasonal RitualsAET500143 | Faculty of Arts
- Traditional Folk Culture Interpreted by Historical EthnologyAET500145 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- Peter BURKE, Společnost a vědění. Od Gutenberga k Diderotovi, Praha 2007, Karolinum2007 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Jan KŘEN, Dvě století střední Evropy, Praha 20052006 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Jiří ŠTAIF, Obezřetná elita. Česká společnost mezi tradicí a revolucí 1830-1851, Praha 20052005 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- The Performativity of Author and Work in Shakespearean Festivities of 18642023 | Faculty of Arts
- "As a Historian I know": Populist History and Paradox of Academic Authority in Case of Vlastimil Vondruška's Life and Work2023 | Faculty of Arts
- What Kind of Culture Took place in Houses of Culture? The Ideology of Cultural Infrastructure in Historical Perspective2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Societal impact evaluation in SSH in Czech Republic. In Defence against the Strong STEM Application Discourse2023 | Faculty of Arts
- The political economy of fanzines on the threshold of state socialism and post-socialism: The story of Czech(o)slovak fanzines2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Czechs Against the Elites and All Things Foreign: Intercultural Communication in Vlastimil Vondruška's Populist History2022 | Faculty of Arts
- The politics and the music mainstream in Central and Eastern Europe: introduction2022 | Faculty of Arts
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