We cordially invite you to a lecture by Gabriela Ramos from University of Cambridge on “Race, Law and Institutions in the Colonial Andes” that is to be held on Monday 20 January 2020 at 5 pm in Sporck Palace in Hybernská. Programme
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Greece in the Long Shadow of Civil War
The Institute of Greek and Latin Studies invites you to the lecture: Grigorios Lambrakis & Greece in the Long Shadow of Civil War with prof. Evi Gkotzaridis (Uniwersytet Jagielloński – Krakow). Lecture invitation
Frédéric Volpi: Protest Movements and Islamist Mobilisation in North Africa
Department of Middle Eastern Studies and Oriental Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences invite you to the next installment of the Middle East Lecture Series! Professor Frédéric Volpi (The University of Edinburgh) will give his lecture on the topic of Protest Movements and Islamist Mobilisation in North Africa: Looking Beyond the Arab Uprisings on […]
Thomas Lewis: On Religion and Nationalism: Hegel and the Bulwarks of Political Order
Research group Hegel in Interdisciplinary Perspective (HIP) invites all interested to a lecture by Prof. Thomas Lewise (Brown University) “On Religion and Nationalism: Hegel and the Bulwarks of Political Order.” The lecture is to be held on Tuesday 17 December 2019 at 5:30 pm in the room 225V, main building of Faculty of Arts, Charles University (Jana […]
Perspectives of Classical Archaeology 2019: Visual Culture in the Classical World
PeCla 2019 is a two‐day conference in Classical Archaeology and Classics organised by the Institute of Classical Archaeology and aimed at postgraduate / doctoral students. It traditionally offers a space for presenting research results, discussion, and an exchange of ideas in a friendly and supportive environment. This year’s theme of the conference is: „Visual Culture in the Classical […]
Martin Maiden: Folk Etymology, Contamination, and Morphological Change. Examples from the Romance Languages
In this lecture, Professor Maiden will illustrate from various Romance languages two related types of morphological change, namely folk etymology and contamination. Martin Maiden is Professor of the Romance Languages at the University of Oxford and Director of the Oxford Research Centre for Romance Linguistics. His main interests are in Italian and Romanian linguistics and […]
Alexander T. Vazsonyi: The Salience of Self-Control in Child and Adolescent Development
The Department of Sociology at Faculty of Arts, Charles University, invites to a public lecture by Professor Alexandra T. Vazsonyie (University of Kentucky, Fulbright distiquished chair at Palacky University Olomouc) on The Salience of Self-Control in Child and Adolescent Development. Abstract Over the past two decades, in particular, self-control has emerged as a key probabilistic construct […]
Lecture of Prof. Randi Haaland: Mothers’ milk, beer and early pottery making
Department of ethnology, Institute of classical archaelogy and Czech Institute of Egyptology invite for a lecture of Prof. Randi Haaland: Mothers’ milk, beer and early pottery making: On the use ethnographic observations for interpretation of the role of women in culture-historical developments in Africa. Abstract African pottery fragments (10.000 BCE) indicate that pots were used for […]
Dr Monika Kocot: Voices and Messages in Edwin Morgan’s Poetry
The Department of Anglophone Literatures and Cultures cordially invites you to a lecture “When Understanding Breaks in Waves: Voices and Messages in Edwin Morgan’s Poetry” by Dr Monika Kocot (University of Lodz). The lecture will be held on Wednesday 13 November in Room 111 (CUFA main building) at 14:15. All welcome. Abstract: The lecture examines Edwin […]
Dr Monika Kocot: Alan Spence and the Japanese Poetic Tradition
The Department of Anglophone Literatures and Cultures cordially invites you to the lecture ” Alan Spence and the Japanese Poetic Tradition” by Dr Monika Kocot (University of Lodz). The lecture will be held on Monday 11 November in Room 111 (CUFA main building) at 17:30. Abstract: It could be argued that the intricate beauty of […]
