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Kdo tu mluvil o vítězství?

Traditional cultures have exercises which teach people discipline. Even modern philosophers, Hegel, Nietzsche and Kierkegaard paid specia...

Osm cvičení ve filosofické rezignaci

Czech Secession

In the 1890s in Prague, as in Munich, Vienna and Berlin, the work of young artists developed as a "secession" from traditional artistic s...

Art and Architecture 1890–1914

Vývoj odívání v pravěku a starověku

Jarmila Navrátilová’s book presents the development of clothing in the oldest times. It focuses on the early stage of clothing production...

Perspektiva vzkříšení

The Easter confession that Jesus has been resurrected is a foundation for Christian faith as well as for Christian theology. This is why ...

Trinitární christologie

Jiný konec dějin

In 1989, it seemed that in the spirit of Fukuyama’s quote, the end of history had arrived and that the West had emerged victorious. It ma...

Eseje o velké transformaci po roce 1989

Nová francouzská filosofie

Aretin’s Map of the Bohemian Kingdom

The book presents the life and the work of Pavel Aretin of Ehrenfeld, whose map New and Exact Description of the Bohemian Kingdom (1619, ...

Léčíme česky. Лікуємо чеською

This textbook is for medical staff other than doctors coming from Ukraine and interested in learning Czech. It aims to help students lear...

Čeština pro sestry a jiné zdravotníky. Чеська мова для медсестер та інших медичних працівників

Jazyk a jazykověda

The third edition of this established publication on linguistics provides a comprehensive overview of common as well as less common infor...

Přehled a slovníky

Možnosti ovlivnění výkonnosti elitních plavců silovou přípravou

There is no other sport in which national and world records fall so frequently as in swimming. Our coaches often wonder what makes swimme...

Pragmatika v češtině

This monograph, Pragmatics in Czech, deals with phenomena from the point of view of the Czech language, which have as a whole come to be ...

Traktát o kritickém rozumu

Hans Albert (* 1921) builds on Karl Popper’s critical rationalism, developing his principles (criticism, fallibilism, realism, pluralism ...