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prof. PhDr. Martin Procházka CSc.
Academic staff at Faculty of Arts
2 study programmes
91 classes
129 publications
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European Joint Doctorate Migration and Modernity: Historical and Cultural Challenges (EJD MOVES)
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🇬🇧 PhD. |
Faculty of Arts
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American Literature 1 - I
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AAA100200 |
Faculty of Arts
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American Literature 1 - III
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AAA100202 |
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American Literature 2 - I
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AAA100210 |
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American Literature 2 - III
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AAA100212 |
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American Literature 2
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AAA100213 |
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American Literature 3 - II
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AAA100221 |
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American Literature 3
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AAA100223 |
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Literary Theory
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AAA100400 |
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Romanticism and Central Europe
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AAA101001 |
Faculty of Arts
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Romanticism and Cultural Identity
AAA111001 |
Faculty of Arts
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Mácha: Czech and European
2023 |
Faculty of Arts, Central Library of Charles University
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Borders and Interfaces: Migration and Intercultural Communication from the Perspective of the Ontology of Movement
2023 |
Faculty of Arts
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From Boundaries to Interfaces : Autopoietic Systems and the "Ontology of Motion"
2022 |
Faculty of Arts
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Devouring One's Own Tail : Autopoiesis in Perspective
2022 |
Faculty of Arts
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Thinking boundaries / boundaries of thinking
2021 |
Faculty of Arts
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Migration and Intercultural Communication: An Introduction
2021 |
Faculty of Arts
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Modes of Creativity: Fiction, Fantasy and Imagination
2021 |
Faculty of Arts
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Romanticism and Periodisation: A Roundtable
2021 |
Faculty of Arts
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Between Adam Smith and Walter Scott: Scottish Enlightenment and Romanticism in the Czech Culture of the First Half of the Nineteenth Century
2020 |
Faculty of Arts
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Introduction: Perspectives on Performativity and Creativity
2020 |
Faculty of Arts
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