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Anglophone and Francophone Area Studies (master's full-time specialized)

1st year
1st term
FF:SAKS001 Identity and Alterity in Literature and Culture: Theory, Methodology, Analysis • 100 %
FF:SAKS002 Multilingualism, Language Change and Language Policy • 100 %
FF:SAKS003 Cultural Perspectives on the Colonization of North America • 100 %
FF:SAKS013 Film in the USA: Institutions, Genres, Film-makers, Criticism • 100 %
FF:SAKS025 Selected Chapters in Francophone Linguistic and Cultural Studies of North America • 100 %
FF:FJ0B805 Café littéraire • 33 %
FF:FJ2A031 French linguistics I • 33 %
FF:KSCX01 Modern Chinese for non-major students I • 33 %
2nd term
FF:SAKS004 North American Cultural Geographies • 100 %
FF:SAKS005 Latin American society • 100 %
FF:SAKS017 Linguistic analysis of broadcast talk • 75 %
FF:SAKS018 Decolonization in North America: Environmental Racism, Politics of Consumption and Artivism • 75 %
FF:AJL17051 Introduction to African American History and Culture • 50 %
FF:AJL27102 When American Television Became American Literature • 50 %
FF:SAKS006 Francophone cultures in North America • 50 %
FF:SAKS021 Image of the USA and America in Quebec literature • 50 %
FF:AJL24065 Shakespeare in/and Love • 25 %
FF:PRFJB002 Literary interpretation and translation • 25 %
FF:SAKS012 Translating North America into Czech (and vice versa): a historical-cultural perspective • 25 %
FF:SAKS015 Vybrané kapitoly z anglofonních lingvistických a kulturních studií Severní Ameriky • 25 %
FF:SAKS022 Theatre of French Canada • 25 %
CST:BELONG Professional Writing and Communication with Employers • 25 %
2nd year
3rd term
FF:SAKS080 Internship I • 80 %
FF:SAKS091 Master's Thesis Seminar I • 60 %
FF:SAKS023 Czech Translations from Quebec literature • 40 %
FF:AJL17050 Ethnography of North American Indigenous Peoples • 20 %
FF:AJL17093 The American 1950s • 20 %
FF:AJL19022 Literary Translation of Short Stories • 20 %
FF:AJL27098 North American Documentary Photography: A Brief Sruvey of Social and Political Commentary • 20 %
FF:PLIN020 Editorial Work • 20 %
FF:SAKS012 Translating North America into Czech (and vice versa): a historical-cultural perspective • 20 %
FF:SAKS013 Film in the USA: Institutions, Genres, Film-makers, Criticism • 20 %
FF:SAKS015 Vybrané kapitoly z anglofonních lingvistických a kulturních studií Severní Ameriky • 20 %
4th term
FF:AJL17094 When American Television Became American Literature • 50 %
FF:AJL27086 Cultural Politics of the United States • 50 %
FF:AJL27099 The Supreme Court and American Tribalism • 50 %
FF:AJL27100 The American 1950s • 50 %
FF:AJL28067 Comprehending Canada • 50 %
FF:SAKS006 Francophone cultures in North America • 50 %
FF:SAKS013 Film in the USA: Institutions, Genres, Film-makers, Criticism • 50 %
FF:SAKS021 Image of the USA and America in Quebec literature • 50 %
FF:SAKS025 Selected Chapters in Francophone Linguistic and Cultural Studies of North America • 50 %
FF:SAKS091 Master's Thesis Seminar I • 50 %

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