Classes
- Sudeten Germans - Controversial Issue of German-Czech RelationsADE100100 | Faculty of Arts
- „Waz ist minne?“ Lyric Poetry of German Minnesang (12th-14th Century)ADE100101 | Faculty of Arts
- Regional and Minority Literatures in German Speaking CountriesADE100112 | Faculty of Arts
- Sudeten Germans +1ADE100128 | Faculty of Arts
- Death in German FilmADE300290 | Faculty of Arts
- Contemporary German LiteratureADE300316 | Faculty of Arts
- German Literature I - "Waz ist minne?" Lyric Poetry of German Minnesang (12th-14th Century) +1ADE300328 | Faculty of Arts
- German Choir SongADE500109 | Faculty of Arts
- German Language in Multilingual Cities in Middle and Eastern Europe around 1900 +1ADE500136 | Faculty of Arts
- Stereotypes: Images of Czechs/Germans in Czech/German Cinematography IAKM500089 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- "I totally forgot about my suitcase": Divergence between German, Austrian and Prague standard around 1910 shown by Franz Kafka's language management in written German2012 | Faculty of Arts
- The dialects of Bavaria as a subject of technical language teaching within German philology abroad. Approach to an institutionally conveyed competence inunderstanding regional language varieties in the Czech Republic2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Franz Kafka's Italy-Experience in an intercultural perspective2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Hanuš Kuffner's propaganda leaflet 'Náš stát a světový mír' (1918) in the German national reception of the 19-twenties and 19-thirties (I)2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Anthem lyrics and collective memory in Central European context. A culture and text contrastive interpretational approach to Hoffmann von Fallersleben's Lied der Deutschen in literature classes teaching German as a foreign language2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Sign language, 'high context' and unintelligible singing, Franz Kafka's Italy-experience in an intercultural perspective2012 | Faculty of Arts
- The writer as a seismograph of a turnign point of time. Reflexes of a Middle-European apocaliptic mood in Franz Kafka's novel fragment "The men who disappeared".2011 | Faculty of Arts
- "I totally forgot about my suitcase": Divergence between German, Austrien and Prague standard around 1910 shown by Franz Kafka's language management in written German.2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Comparing the German speaking countries and Slovakia - facts, developments, connections2011 | Faculty of Arts
- "German spoken by our non-German mothers still ringing in ourears." Sediments of West Yiddish in Franz Kafka's literary language.2010 | Faculty of Arts
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