Classes
- The Human Condition: Introduction to Philosophical Anthropology +1YBAJ016 | Faculty of Humanities
- Introduction to Kierkegaard +2YBAJ254 | Faculty of Humanities
- KierkegaardYBF171 | Faculty of Humanities
- Psychic phenomena as a theme of philosophyYBFB089 | Faculty of Humanities
- S. Kierkegaard: The Concept of Anxiety, readingYMA351 | Faculty of Humanities
- Methods in Philosophical Anthropology I.YMA60PSZI | Faculty of Humanities
- The History of Philosophical Anthropology II.YMA61PSLI | Faculty of Humanities
- The History of Philosophical Anthropology I.YMA61PSZI | Faculty of Humanities
- Hegel´s AnthropologyYMF001 | Faculty of Humanities
- Philosophical Anthropology IIIYMFH023 | Faculty of Humanities
Publications
- Kierkegaard's Apolitical Politics or How to Give the Emperor what Belongs to the Emperor, and God what Belongs to God2016 | Faculty of Humanities
- Nietzsche and Enemies2015 | Faculty of Humanities
- Imagination as the medium for the process of infinitizing2013 | Faculty of Humanities
- The Myth of Adam (The Notions of Time, Eternity And The Moment In Kierkegaard's Concept of Anxiety)2010 | Faculty of Humanities
- World as a key to existence (S. Kierkegaard and M. Scheler)2009 | Faculty of Humanities
- World as a key to existence (S. Kierkegaard and M. Scheler)2009 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- The impatient gaze: on the phenomenon of scrolling in the age of boredom2023 | Faculty of Humanities
- Possibilities of Practical Application of the Ideals of Individualism in the Political Space2023 | Faculty of Humanities
- Czechoslovak Interwar Thinking as a Project of Masaryk's Humanism2023 | Faculty of Humanities
- Revisiting the Czech Reception of Kierkegaard in Early 20th Century2022 | Faculty of Humanities
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