Study programmes
Publications
- Freedom in Thought of Pavel Florensky in Concept of Nikolai Berdiaev's Critique2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Russian émigré philosopher Andrei Pavlov and his concept of T. G. Masaryk2020 | Faculty of Arts
- Examination of Russian Exile Philosophy in Inter-war Czechoslovakia: a critical approach to defining discourse2020 | Faculty of Arts
- Examination of Russian Exile Philosophy in Inter-war Czechoslovakia: Critical Definition of Discourse2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Selected chapters from Russian mind of the 20th century : N. O. Losskii, I. A. Il'in, S. I. Gessen, L. N. Gumil'ëv2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Reflection of the Russian Revolution in the Memoirs of Russian Philosophers - Emigrants2018 | Faculty of Arts
- When Russia is not Enough: Over National and Overstate Projects of Russian Philosophers in the Second Half of the 19th Century (Danilevsky, Leontiev, Soloviev)2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Russian Philosophy in the Epoch of Modernism: between literature and social act2012 | Faculty of Arts
- The Aristocrat, the Monk and the Last Byzantine Konstantin Leontiev2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Nikolai Berdjajev - Philosophical Autobiography or Autobiographical Philosophy?2008 | Faculty of Arts
Classes
- History of the Political and Philosophical Thought of Southeastern EuropeAJS100034 | Faculty of Arts
- Dostoevsky and Western Literary-Philosophical ThoughtAVES00324 | Faculty of Arts
- Religion in South Eastern and Eastern EuropeAJS1000291 | Faculty of Arts
- Fundamental Categories of Russian CultureARJ100014 | Faculty of Arts
- Russian Classical LiteratureARJ100016 | Faculty of Arts
- Interpretative Seminar of Russian Classical Literature +1ARJ100017 | Faculty of Arts
- Russia and Czech Countries (History of Political, Social and Cultural Relationships) (to the end of the 19th century) +1ARJ100023 | Faculty of Arts
- Theory of Russian CultureARJ500001 | Faculty of Arts
- Russian Literature in European Context (19th Century)ARJ500003 | Faculty of Arts
- Spiritual and Thought Concepts of Russia II (19th Century)ARJ500008 | Faculty of Arts
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