Classes
- Ivrit V +1L0027 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Ivrit VI +1L0028 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Jewish Religious Philosophy I +1L0029 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Jewish Religious Philosophy II +1L0030 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Reading and Interpretation of Selected Specialised TextsL0031 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Reading and Interpretation of Selected Medieval Jewish Philosophical Texts IL0032 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Reading and Interpretation of Selected Medieval Jewish Philosophical Texts IIL0033 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Haggadic Midrash and the History of Reception in Rabbinical Literature of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance IL0034 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Haggadic Midrash and the History of Reception in Rabbinical Literature of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance IIL0035 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Christian and Jewish Philosophy in the Context of Post-Modern PhilosophyL0208 | Hussite Theological Faculty
Publications
- The Resilience of Nature-Nurture Dispute : Nominalism and anti-Nativism in the Cultural Anthropology of Daniel Everett and Its Tentative Implications for Theology2022 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Finitude, Temporality, and the Criticism of Religion in Martin Hägglund's This Life Why Mortality Makes Us Free (2019)2020 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Religious Experience in the Current Theological Discussion and in the Church Pew2017 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Apocalypse, or Transformation? Millennial Concenps in Past and Present2014 | Hussite Theological Faculty, Protestant Theological Faculty, Faculty of Arts
- Sexualization and Desexualization of Biblical Texts in Medieval Jewish Literature: Two Diverging Exegetical Strategies in Levi ben Gershom's Commentary on Song of Songs and Sefer ha-Zohar2014 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Hasidism as Hegel's "Consummate Religion": Messianic Agenda in the Theologies of Izbitza-Radzyn and Lubavitch Branches of Hasidism2014 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- The Hegelian Philosophy of Religion as an Interpretational Model in Mysticism Studies in the 19th and the First Half of the 20th Century: Moshe Idel and Bernard McGinn on Unio Mystica in Jewish and Christian Mystical Traditions2011 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- MEDIAEVAL THEOLOGY AND SPIRITUALITY FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF CONTEMPORARY THEOLOGICAL DISCOURSEPublication without faculty affiliation
- Obscenity and Euphemism2023 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Nakedness +12022 | Hussite Theological Faculty
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