Classes
- Children's Literature +3O01307414 | Faculty of Education
- Discourse AnalysisO01307419 | Faculty of Education
- Tutorial on the Final ProjectO01307427 | Faculty of Education
- Analysis of Literary Texts +6O02307027 | Faculty of Education
- German Literature VIIO02307037 | Faculty of Education
- Selected Chapters from Stylistics +1O02307050 | Faculty of Education
- Methodology of Literature +1O02307057 | Faculty of Education
- German Literature, Theatre and Film +2O02307061 | Faculty of Education
- Stylistics +2OB2307032 | Faculty of Education
- Literature for Children and Youth +1OCRG15NJ18 | Faculty of Education
Publications
- Magic, timelessness and universal film retelling of the novels Little Witch (Die kleine Hexe) and The Wizard's Apprentice (Krabat)2013 | Faculty of Education
- To the poectics of the children's books 'The tales of Doggie and Moggie' by Josef Čapek and 'Dasenka' by Karel Čapek2012 | Faculty of Education
- To the intercultural aspects of the literature for children and adolescents - II. part.2012 | Faculty of Education
- To the intercultural aspects of literature for children and adolescents2012 | Faculty of Education
- Some remarks on translating and publishing books for children and young people by Michael Ende and intercultural aspects of the reception of this writer2012 | Faculty of Education
- Creative drama work and work with literary texts in foreign language teaching2012 | Faculty of Education
- Selected theses on the method of literary guide in acquisition of foreign literature. The report about "reader's and interpretive journey" through the novel of Malka Mai by Mirjam Pressler2012 | Faculty of Education
- Intercultural Aspects of Children's Literature/Young-Adult Fiction - Part I.2011 | Faculty of Education
- Times change but fantasy stays or Pan Tau stories yesterday and today.2010 | Faculty of Education
- The intercultural aspects of the Austrian children''s literature / young-adult fiction reception in the Czech Republic.2010 | Faculty of Education
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