Adaptation in the 21st century: literature, film, theatre
prof. PaedDr. Michal Bauer Ph.D.
The course will focus on the relationship between film and literature or other art forms (theatre, visual arts, music) in the 21st century. Attention will be paid to the basic tendencies in the relationship between literature and film in the present day, within different European countries and other...
Archaeology of wood
Mgr. Tereza Šálková Ph.D.
Wood is the most commonly used raw material. The aim of the course is to outline the different aspects of its use by different human communities and the changes in the human relationship with the forest. The course will emphasize the principles of interdisciplinary methods and the ability to interpr...
Archival pedagogy and education as one of the current European trends in use of historical and cultural heritage.
The participants of this course will be introduced to the current trends of archival pedagogy and education trough a set of PR methods known as „Open Archive“. These methods use the traditional ways of PR as well as the help of digital technologies, modern media and various interactive outputs for t...
History of the Eastern Europe II
Mgr. Kateřina Pražáková Ph.D.
The study subject provides students with a deeper knowledge of the Eastern Europe. The main emphasis is laid on the history of Poland. The development of the Polish state and society is being described from the early Middle Ages until the end of World War I. The attention is also paid to the broader...
THE HABSBURGS IN THE EARLY MODERN PERIOD - RULERS IN THE MIDDLE OF EUROPE
Based mainly on his own research, the lecturer will introduce the course participants to individual personalities of Habsburg rulers from the 16th to the early 18th century. He will explain the relations between the Austrian and Spanish Habsburgs. They will not only pay attention to the political pr...
Material Culture of Middle Ages II
prof. PhDr. Rudolf Krajíc CSc.
Mediaeval smithery of 13th - 17th centuries based on the comparison of literal, ikonographic, material and ethnographic sources. Technical development and period technologies are shown on ranges of material culture found in the territory of the Czech Republic and abroad.Each participant will receive...
Intensive Czech language course for foreigners
Mgr. Jan Lassner
The intensive afternoon Czech language course is intended for foreigners. Classes take place in the premises of the Faculty of Arts under the guidance of trained lecturers every week from Monday to Thursday from 16.20 to 19.35. During one week, participants attend 16 lessons. The duration is five mo...
Literary canons today? On theory and practice of literary canon.
The course will offer an introduction to contemporary canon theory. Mostly, it will focuse on the analysis of different types of canons and canonization strategies, with an emphasis on school canons. The basic questions of the course are: how is a canon formed? What purpose does a canon serve? How m...
People, Artefacts and Nature: History from the Perspective of Archaeology.
Course participants will be introduced to the current trends and knowledge of archaeology and the possibilities that the study of material and environmental sources brings to the knowledge of the past. Thematically, the course is not limited to the history of prehistoric times, but presents archaeol...
Literary representations
prof. PaedDr. Vladimír Papoušek CSc.
The course is based on the analysis and interpretation of literary representations in rock songs from the 1960s to the end of the twentieth century. The student will understand the genres and history of rock as well as the problems of literary representations transferred to the context of rock music...
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