Calendar: Lecture

Current events

Current Issues of Archaeology | E. Ottenwelter (ARUP AV ČR): Technical Study of Elite Medieval Jewellery from Bohemia and Moravia

The Institute of Classical Archaeology at CU FA invites you to a lecture by Estelle Ottenwelter from ARUP AV ČR that will be held on 9 April 2025 at 4:00 pm in Kampus Hybernská in lecture room A.3.

Current Issues in Archaeology | D. Heilmann (LMU München): Shifting Identities. A Diachronic Analysis of Funerary Practices in Macedonia during the 1st Millennium BC

The Institute of Classical Archaeology at CU FA invites you to a lecture by Daniela Heilmann z LMU München that will be held on 2 April 2025 at 4:00 pm in Kampus Hybernská in lecture room A.3.

Current Issues in Archaeology | A. Sotgia (University of Groningen): The Agro-Pastoral Exploitation of Pre-Etruscan Southern Etruria

The Institute of Classical Archaeology at CU FA invites you to a lecture by Agostino Sotgia z University of Groningen that will be held on 5 March 2025 at 4:00 pm in Kampus Hybernská in lecture room A.3.

Current Issues in Archaeology | A. Scarci a H. Baitinger (LEIZA Mainz): Fragments of Devotion? Exploring the Practice of Breaking Votive Offerings in Early Iron Age Olympia

The Institute of Classical Archaeology at CU FA invites you to a lecture by Azzurra Scarci and Holger Baitinger from LEIZA Mainz that will be held on 26 February 2025 at 4:00 pm in Kampus Hybernská in lecture room A.3.

Andrea Schatz: Warriors or Merchants? The Exile of the Ten Tribes in Early Modern Global Contexts

The Department of Middle Eastern Studies and the Prague Centre of Jewish Studies, Faculty of Arts, Charles University are hosting a lecture by Dr. Andrea Schatz entitled “Warriors or Merchants? The Exile of the Ten Tribes in Early Modern Global Contexts“. Dr. Andrea Schatz is a Reader in Jewish Studies at King’s College London. She is particularly […]

Past events

Salt in Ancient Europe: Recent Research

The Institute of Classical Archaeology is happy to invite you to a lecture by the prominent British archaeologist Professor Anthony Harding (currently Univerität München) about the present state of research on extraction, use, and distribution of salt and its importance in Ancient Europe.

Bronze Age Contacts between Greece and the Eastern Adriatic

Aegean connections with northern lands have been a subject of intense interest over the past few decades and were explored by a number of scholars, such as Jan Bouzek, Anthony Harding, or Joseph Maran. However, the eastern Adriatic and its hinterland have often been omitted in this context. This area has so far produced meager evidence for […]

Edward Said/Mahmoud Darwish: Contrapuntal Implications

The Department of Near Eastern and African Studies is happy to invite you to a lecture entitled “EDWARD SAID/MAHMOUD DARWISH: CONTRAPUNTAL IMPLICATIONS” by renowned Syrican literary critic Subhí al-Hadídí. Abstract: Both friends for decades, and fellow Palestinian exiles, Edward W. Said and Mahmoud Darwish had many points of agreement, but also a few disagreements. Far from being discrepancies […]

Lecture by Martin Henzelmann on Morphology of Contemporary Russian (lecture in Russian language)

Морфология является важной темой в области исследования славянских языков. Поэтому, в настоящем докладе рассматриваются разные аспекты в науке о форме слов и грамматических единицах. Будут также представлены разные разделы в рамках морфологии и показано их конкретное отражение в структуре современного русского языка.

PATRICK WEIL : FRONTIÈRES, MIGRATIONS ET IDENTITÉS EN EUROPE AUJOURD’HUI

A l’invitation des Instituts français de République tchèque, d’Autriche, de Hongrie et de la Faculté des Lettres de Prague, Monsieur Patrick Weil prononcera la conférence inaugurale du Fonds d’Alembert 2016 consacrée aux « Frontières, migrations et identités en Europe aujourd’hui ». Patrick Weil est Directeur de recherche au CNRS au Centre d’histoire sociale du XXe siècle de […]

James Williamson (Cornell University): “John Hejduk: The Suicide Masques”

Symposio: Vida y obra de Juan Bosch  en el contexto de la historia de la República Dominicana

Programa del Simposio Internacional Vida y obra de Juan Bosch en el contexto de la historia de la República Dominicana Centro de Estudios Ibero-Americanos Universidad Carolina Praga 11diciembre de 2015 Palacio Špork, sala 206 Praga 1, Hybernská 3 9:00 Inauguración: prof. Dr. Martin Kovář, Vicerector de la Universidad y Ramón Carreño, Consul General de la […]

Prof. dr. Marita Mathijsen (Universiteit van Amsterdam): Social and behavioral functions of literature

Centre for Netherland Studies is happy to announce a guest lecture by Prof. dr. Marita Mathijsen (Universiteit van Amsterdam) on the topic “Social and behavioral functions of literature”. All welcome!

John D’Amicantonio: The censorship or banned books (Information Resource Officer, US embassy, Vienna)

John D’Amicantonio, Information Resource Officer for Austria, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia, has served in U.S. embassies in Baghdad, Abu Dhabi and Brasilia. Before joining the State Department in 2004 John was an academic librarian at California State University, Long Beach for 16 years. Prior to obtaining his M.S.L.S. in 1988 John […]

Alan Partington – Lectures in Prague

We are pleased to announce that Alan Partington of the Università di Bologna has accepted the invitation of the Institute of the Czech National Corpus (Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague) and will be presenting two lectures on Corpus-assisted Discourse Studies, on Tuesday December 1st at 1 PM at the ICNC, and on Wednesday December 2nd at 5:30 PM at the Faculty of Arts. Due […]