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Fyziologie krve a základy imunity

Úvod do studia historie

An Introduction to the Study of History provides insights into selected issues, especially those reflecting the current state of Czech an...

Zelená svatozář

Erazim Kohák's famous book presents a significant contribution to the discussion about ecological ethics. It begins with a look at the re...

Kapitoly z ekologické etiky

Selected chapters in orthopedics and traumatology for medical students

This textbook for medical students include an overview of essential information on etiology, pathogenesis, clinical picture, diagnostics ...

Fasciculus moralitatis

Primarily known as the author of the Dialogus miraculorum—a collection of exemplary stories that won Caesarius his reputation as the mast...

Omelie morales de infantia Saluatoris

Dílo 9

Patrick Chamoiseau: Le chant dʼombre et de lumière

The monograph focuses on poetic topoi and literary images in Patrick Chamoiseau’s novels. The imaginary, a concept studied by Ernst Rober...

Ethnic Diaspora Festivities in the Czech Republic

The publication reviews the festivities in the lives of immigrants who came to the Czech Republic after 1990 and who have since created n...

Cultural Traditions between Isolation, Integration and Hybridization

Překlad do nemateřského jazyka

The tolerated and frequent practice of translating into non-native languages ("non-native translation") is a phenomenon which has not bee...

Fakta, otázky, perspektivy

Kočka se čtyřmi ocasy

The third collection of fifty short essays by the science populariser František Koukolík is a sequel to the volumes Man Bites Dog (2021) ...

Lidé v roce 2023

Kultura – zbožnost – symbolická politika

The book is a selection of the French historian and Czech studies expert Marie-Élizabeth Ducreux’s lifework. It aims to enable Czech read...

Proměny společnosti ve střední Evropě v 17. a 18. století

Švamberkové v proměnách pěti století

The book traces the history of the Schwanberg Family from the 13th century to the beginning of the 18th century. It follows the main line...