Publications
- Transformation of Heidegger s Concept of Science between Writing "Sein und Zeit" and "Wissenschaft und Besinnung"2003 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Jewish Religious Communities and Orthodox Jews in Czechoslovakia in 1920s +12003 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Heidegger and Aristotelés : Truth, Dasein, Motion, Phronesis and Physis2021 | Faculty of Humanities
- "Basic Concepts", "Objectivisation" and "Mathematisation" - The Milestones in Heidegger's Conception of Science2016 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Yearbook for Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 42014 | Faculty of Humanities, Catholic Theological Faculty, Faculty of Arts
- Heidegger in Dialogue: New Perspectives in Interpreting Heidegger's Thought2014 | Faculty of Humanities
- The Concept of Time in history Science2014 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Two Concepts of Time in Heidegger's Lecture "Der Zeitbegriff in der Geschichtswissenschaft" (1915)2014 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Character, Origin and Role of Scientific and Theological "Basic Concepts" in Heidegger's Early Works2014 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- The Concept of Science in the Works of Martin Heidegger2011 | Publication without faculty affiliation
Classes
- Seminar in Philosophical Text Interpretation (Distance Learning) +1YBF019 | Faculty of Humanities
- Introduction to Heidegger´s Thought of Science and PhilosophyYBF024 | Faculty of Humanities
- Reading of Plato´s dialogues Phaedo and Phaidros +1YBF233 | Faculty of Humanities
- Heidegger: Science, Technology and Reflection – ReadingsYBF259 | Faculty of Humanities
- Introduction to Heidegger´s Interpretation of AristotleYBF367 | Faculty of Humanities
- Seminar in Philosophical Text Interpretation (Combined Study)YBFA004 | Faculty of Humanities
- Aristotle: De AnimaYBFB046 | Faculty of Humanities
- Aristotle: MetaphysicsYBFB079 | Faculty of Humanities
- Plato: Euthyphro, Apology, CritoYBFB084 | Faculty of Humanities
- Knowledge, Art and Understanding: Heidegger and DiltheyYBFC143 | Faculty of Humanities
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