Classes
- Thoughts written on paper from trees: the Anthropocene in contemporary thought and the humanities +1ABO700620 | Faculty of Arts
- Time, narration, history: historiography as a literature of its own kindABO900108 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP 2 With a magnifying glass, a microscope and a telescope: What it means to make history todayAHSN00235 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP 1 With a magnifying glass, a microscope and a telescope: What it means to make history todayAHSV01095 | Faculty of Arts
- History and Literature, History as LiteratureABO700561 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP 2 Thoughts written on paper from trees: the Anthropocene in contemporary thought and the humanitiesAHSN00272 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP 1 Thoughts written on paper from trees: the Anthropocene in contemporary thought and the humanitiesAHSV01132 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- If History Narrates, Does It Makes Fiction Historical?2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Androids, titans, zombies and the ending of all endings2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Nová "letenská šlechta"? : Hipsteři, jejich paradoxy a ironie jedné ironie2017 | Faculty of Arts
- The Narrativism Quarrel Revisited: Can Inquiry Revive Narrative?2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Memory of Landscape, Landscape of Memory2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Time and Narrative: Challenge for Historical Writing : On Ricoeurian Reading of Simon Schama's Landscape and Memory2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Memory, Trauma and Memory Studies2017 | Faculty of Arts
- François Hartog: A Historian of the Past, Present and Future2017 | Faculty of Arts
- On the Way Towards a New Historical Situation2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Epistemology of Sexology : The Scientific Narration and the Moral Uses of Science2017 | Faculty of Arts
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