Department of English and American Studies
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Gorkého 57/7, 602 00 Brno, Building G
Correspondence Address: Arna Nováka 1/1, 602 00 Brno |
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Phone: | +420 549 49 1522 |
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Teaching
Courses taught
Spring 2002 at Faculty of Arts
- British Literature 1830-1870: Early and Mid-Victorians
- British Literature: 1660 - 1770 (Lecture)
- British Literature: 1660-1780 (Seminar)
- British Modernist Fiction
- British Women Writers 17th to 19th Centuries (AJ14050, AJ24050)
- Canadian Political History
- Canadian Women Writers
- Comparative Stylistics
- Comprehensive Exam
- Contemporary Native American Fiction
- Course in ELT Methodology - CELTA
- Diploma (Major) Thesis
- English for Archaeologists
- English Grammar II
- English Language Teaching Methodology (Seminar)
- English Language Teaching Practice
- English Language Teaching Practice - CELTA
- English Literature of the Renaissance
- English Phonetics II
- English Queens of Crime
- English Social History 1066 - 1707
- English Social History 1707 - 1945
- Fictionalizing the Truth: Memory and (exile) Autobiography in the Twentieth Century
- Final State Examination
- From Catharsis to Kitsch: Taste, Judgment, and the Degradation of Beauty
- Functional Sentence Perspective
- Independent Filmmaking: Made in America
- Independent Readings - Drábek
- Independent Readings - Franková
- Independent Readings - Hardy
- Independent Readings - Chamonikolasová
- Independent Readings - Kudrnáčová
- Independent Readings - Kyzlinková
- Independent Readings - Pálenská
- Independent Readings - Pospíšil
- Independent Readings - Prajznerová
- Independent Readings - Rambousek
- Independent Readings - Růžička
- Independent Readings - Sparling
- Independent Readings - Urbanová
- Independent Readings - Vanderziel
- Independent Readings - Vémolová
- Independent Readings - Vlčková
- Introduction to African American History and Culture
- Introduction to American Studies II
- Introduction to British Studies II
- Introduction to Canadian Literature and Culture
- Introduction to Literary Studies II
- Introduction to Pragmatics
- Introduction to Translation
- Linguistic Aspects of Sexism in Modern English
- Linguistic Characterology of English on the Background of Czech
- Logical Analysis of English
- Minor Thesis
- Modern Ireland: History, Society, Culture
- Overtranslation and Undertranslation II
- Practical English Exam
- Practical English II
- Practical English IV
- Practical English VI
- Practical English VIII
- Qualifying Examination
- Reading Bolinger on Applied Linguistics
- Representations of Corporeality in Renaissance Culture
- Shakespeare in/and Love
- Shakespearean Drama
- Syntax
- The Fantastic: From the Gothic to Postmodern
- The Grotesque in American Short Stories
- The Historical Development of English (Lecture)
- The Historical Development of English (Seminar)
- The Language of Law and Administration
- The Meaning of Monsters
- Translating in the Information Age
- Translation Analysis B
- Translation of Literature for Children
- Translation Project
- Vocabulary Development I
Autumn 2001 at Faculty of Arts
- Academic Writing
- American Literature: 1945 to the Present
- American Literature: Beginnings to 1865
- Anglophone Caribbean Literature (AJ18060, AJ28060)
- Australia in the Past and Present
- Blackness in American Film
- British Culture and Society Since 1945
- British Film and Society 1970-1995
- British Literature 1780-1830: Romantics
- British Literature: 1660 - 1780 (Lecture)