Academic staff at Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Social Sciences
Classes
- Composition and Literary TheoryYMG109 | Faculty of Humanities
- Academic Writing and Literary TheoryYMG209 | Faculty of Humanities
- Postcolonial Studies in Gender PerspectiveYMG223 | Faculty of Humanities
- Feminist Literary Theory and Criticism +2YMGS101 | Faculty of Humanities
- Argumentation and Academic Discourse +2YMGS105 | Faculty of Humanities
- Stylistics of a political science textJP1065 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Fundamentals of asian religions IIJPB045 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Fundamentals of asian religions IIIJPB046 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Fundamentals of asian religions IJPB179 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Gender and PoliticsJPM193 | Faculty of Social Sciences
Publications
- Religious Archetypes from Gender Perspective: The Case of Indian Tradition2007 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Construction and deconstruction of the category of femininity in modern Bengali literature2006 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- The construct of the "good" and "not-good" woman in Bengali Literary Cultural Tradition2006 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Feminine Archetypes and their Subversions in Modern Bengali Literature2005 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Archetypes of femininity and their subversion in modern Bengali literature2005 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Metaphorization or Demystification of Woman in Modern Bengali Male Poetry2003 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Woman River, River Woman (Literary woman and nature in selected texts of Indian lyrics)2003 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Genderová dimenze ve zkoumání náboženství a spiritualit2023 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- The Courage to Disagree: The Feminist Thought of Hana Havelková and Critical Reflections2019 | Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Science
- Postcolonial and Decolonial Thought in Feminism and Analyses of Othering Representations2017 | Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Arts
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