The 4EU+ summer school is about engaging into a constructive dialogue regarding the relevance of your work and how to foster it through good theorizing. It will include workshops in which you will discuss your dissertation research with experienced tutors. Distinguished guests will share with you their experiences of achieving theoretical advances and social relevance in […]
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Summer course of Sogdian
The Institute of Asian Studies at CU FA and the Oriental Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences cordially invite you to one-week course of Sogdian language which will take place on 19–23 June 2023, everyday day from 2 pm to 5 pm in Celetná 20, Prague 1. The registration is open now. You may find more information here.
Future Leaders Europe Evening Talks (FLEET): Europe in Transition
FLEET is a series of 10 talks for university students bringing 10 European experts to debate with selected participants about this year’s theme “EUROPE IN TRANSITION”. Students can apply by sending a CV and a short motivational letter to fleet@europeum.org before 17:00 on Sunday, 9 October 2022. The one-time participation fee is 1980 CZK per selected applicant. The talks […]
Representations of the Refugee in Texts of Modern Greek Literature of the 20th Century
A new on-line course with Antonis Kountouris, every Tuesday 17:30–19:00. The lectures held in Greek will present the refugee in modern Greek literature of the 20th century: In 1922, exactly one hundred years ago, one and a half million refugees from Asia Minor were uprooted from their homeland and settled in Greece. By a tragic coincidence, this […]
Late Byzantine and Post-Byzantine Thought
Τhe series of lectures will focus on philosophical currents in the Greek world of late Byzantium and after the fall of Constantinople to the Greek Revolution of 1821. Prima facie, it will examine the influences of certain Byzantine scholars, eminent humanists and political philosophers in Italy and, more importantly, their contribution to the movement of […]
