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- Concepts of Self in The Philosophy of German Romantism and IdealismYMFH044 | Faculty of Humanities
- Literature II +1OCRG15NJ17 | Faculty of Education
- Literature III (1798-1890) +1OB2307A21 | Faculty of Education
- History of Literature III: Literatures of the Renaissance, Baroque, and Romanticism +1AKM400007 | Faculty of Arts
- Literature III (1798-1890)OPBG2G118A | Faculty of Education
- Instruments and Types of the Literary Ladscape (with a view to the world and Czech literatures of the 18th and 19th Century)AKM500113 | Faculty of Arts
- Reflection, Exegesis, MeditationAKM500012 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech Romanticism in European Context (based on readings from selected literary works)ABO100300 | Faculty of Arts
- “The world must be romanticized”: The Concepts of World's Poetization between Romanticism and Avant-GardeABO900307 | Faculty of Arts
- Reading of Czech Literature of 19th Century +1ABO100002 | Faculty of Arts
- Reading of Czech Literature of 19th Century (exam) +1ABO300710 | Faculty of Arts
- Pre-romanticism and Romanticism: European ideas and literary topics in Czech cultural contextAKM500068 | Faculty of Arts
- German Literature III +1O02307022 | Faculty of Education
- Interpretative Reading SeminarADE300037 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech Romanticism within the European ContextAKM500203 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech Literature of the 19th Century +2ABO300091 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech Literature of the 19th Century [1]ABO400004 | Faculty of Arts
- Seminar on the History of Renaissance, Baroque, and Romantic Literatures (credit, credit) aAKM400434 | Faculty of Arts
- The Czech Romanticism and Neo-Romanticism in european connectionsABO700303 | Faculty of Arts
- European Literary Culture III.YBEC114 | Faculty of Humanities
