Study programme
Publications
- Vide de corps - tombeau vide. The Power of Absence: A Cenotaph for Max Dvořak and the Visual Dialects of Georges Didi-Huberman the Visual Dialects of Georges Didi-Huberman2012 | Faculty of Arts
- "In political Jaws of Days": (Post)surrealists’ Archivation of ‘Symbols of Monstrosities’2009 | Faculty of Arts
- From the Aestheticism to the Eschaton. World and Existence Models in the Lyric Work of Otokar Březina2005 | Central Library of Charles University
- Od estetismu k eschatonu. Modely světa a existence v lyrickém díle Otokara Březiny.2004 | Faculty of Arts
- Phenomenology in Czechoslovakia (Jan Patočka, Přemysl Blažíček2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Hermeneutics in the Czech Context (F. X. Šalda, Vaclav Černy, and Dimitrij Tschižewskij [Dmytro Chyzhevsky])2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Shake, don't stir! Between Literary Scholarship and Cultural Studies2022 | Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Education
- Autopoiesis and “Pure Culture of Death Instinct” : Creativity as a Suicidal Project2022 | Faculty of Arts
- The poet as victim, witness and prosecutor Counter-history in the poetic work of Ivan Diviš: My eyes had to see (1987-1989)2022 | Faculty of Arts
- "Time's Seconds Prominent Arise / Trembling in the Façade": A Look Back at Roman Architecture. "Il Gesù" by Milada Součková.2022 | Faculty of Arts
Classes
- Aesthetics and Poetics of Czech Symbolism (1890-1914) within the European ContextABO100451 | Faculty of Arts
- Dream and Imagination +1ABO100589 | Faculty of Arts
- Challenging Traditional Hermeneutics? [2] +1ABO300116 | Faculty of Arts
- Challenging Traditional Hermeneutics? [1] +1ABO300133 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech Literature of the First Half of the 20th Century (till 1939) [1]ABO300150 | Faculty of Arts
- Aesthetics and Poetics of the Czech Symbolism +1ABO300484 | Faculty of Arts
- Aesthetics and Poetics of Czech Symbolism [2] +1ABO300485 | Faculty of Arts
- Text, Image, Memory +1A100457 | Faculty of Arts
- Memory and Testimony (Kolář, Diviš, Preisner)AABO700317 | Faculty of Arts
- Performativity and Experiments in Baroque Culture +1AADIV900 | Faculty of Arts
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