Czech studies(75)

Co je ironická věda

István Vörös, a Hungarian Czech scholar, literary scientist, aesthetician and university professor, is primarily a poet, although his fic...

Svatováclavská bible

"The Czech Bible, That is the Holy Scriptures Based on the Used Ancient and General Latin Translation Endorsed by the General Holy Roman ...

Slovník afixů užívaných v češtině

The Dictionary of Affixes includes prefixes and suffixes, however, it also presents numerous parts of composite words that are sometimes ...

Valenční slovník českých sloves VALLEX

The Valency Dictionary of Czech Verbs complements the series of much needed books in Czech language studies covering both theoretical and...

The Cremator (paperback)

“The devil’s neatest trick is to persuade us that he doesn’t exist.” It is a maxim that both rings true in our contemporary world and per...

God's Rainbow

This is a book about collective guilt, individual fate, and repentance, a tale that explores how we can come to be responsible for crimes...

Vera mundi lumina

German baroque sermons written in the Czech Lands represent one of the little researched areas of the philosophy and history of theology....

Výbor dominikánských barokních kázání

Midway Upon the Journey of Our Life

Written between 1954 and 1957 and treating events from the Stalinist era of Czechoslovakia’s postwar Communist regime, Midway Upon the Jo...

Vo vobecný češtině a jiné příběhy

This book is a sequel to the successful Bohemistické miniatury (Miniatures in Czech studies; Karolinum, 2013). The first of the book’s tw...

V perspektivě desetiletí

Over the Decades, written by Oleg Malevič (1928–2013), a Russian scholar focusing on Czech studies, presents thirty essays written in the...

O českém verši

This collection of papers, On Czech Verse, presents a summary of PhDr. Květa Sgallová’s long-term scholarly orientation. Rooted in the st...

Beyond Decadence

Jan Opolsky has long been considered to be little more than an epigon of the Czech Decadence. By detailed analysis of his prose, this boo...

Exposing the Narrative Irony in Jan Opolský's Prose