Study programme
Publications
- The Power of Touch – The Modernity of an Anachronism: Georges Didi-Hubermanʼs Philosophy of Art2013 | Faculty of Arts
- "And so we are standing in front of the spectacle of an enormous disturbation": paradoxes of Modernism2013 | Faculty of Arts
- Question for…2013 | Faculty of Arts
- 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
- A Glossary of the Czech Avant-Garde: Aesthetic Concepts and Metamorphoses of Art, 1908-19582011 | Faculty of Arts
- A Glossary of Catchwords of the Czech Avant-Garde: Conceptions of Aesthetics and the Changing Faces of Art 1908-19582011 | Faculty of Arts
- "Possibilities of the plastic forces of the Soul" : Max's Visual Hermeneutics of Man in the split century2011 | Faculty of Arts
- The first Two-Decades or Physiognomy of the Modern Age between Unconscious and “rigorous Science”, Enthusiasm and Art of Extreme2010 | Faculty of Arts
- 1907 - The Power of “creative Evolution”2010 | Faculty of Arts
- 1913 - Re-Name the Things of the World!2010 | Faculty of Arts
Classes
- Text, Image, Memory +1A100457 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech Literature of the First Half of the 20th Century (till 1939) +4ABO100010 | Faculty of Arts
- Modernity in Art 1800-2000: Constructing Transcendental Subjectivity of a Text and Image +1ABO100283 | Faculty of Arts
- Manifests of European Avant-Guardes +6ABO100375 | Faculty of Arts
- Aesthetics and Poetics of Czech Symbolism (1890-1914) within the European ContextABO100451 | Faculty of Arts
- Neo-Baroque poetry in the 30s of the 20th century: Halas, Holan, Weiner, ReynekABO100470 | Faculty of Arts
- Parting, evanescence, loss: poetic and aesthetic qualities of a (painful) emotion.ABO100495 | Faculty of Arts
- Otokar Březina Poems: Modes of ReadingABO100625 | Faculty of Arts
- Otokar Březina Poems: Modes of Reading IIABO100628 | Faculty of Arts
- Cultural Pessimism and Post-Historical Scepticism +1ABO300141 | Faculty of Arts
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