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Aesthetics and Culture Studies (master's full-time single-subject)

1st year
1st term
FF:ESA233 Aesthetics of the Middle Ages and Renaissance • 54 %
FF:ESA217 The Selected Topics of Contemporary Aesthetics • 46 %
FF:ESA231 Psychology of Art • 46 %
FF:ESA950 Study of the European Culture: An Introduction • 46 %
FF:ESA006 Lectures on the History of Aesthetics II. • 38 %
FF:ESA094 Philosophy of Art and Beauty • 38 %
FF:ESAA25 Modernity and the Post-Modern in Art • 31 %
FF:ESA204 The History of the European Culture • 31 %
FF:ESA915 European Culture Studies: Europe and Revolutions • 31 %
FF:ESB094 Chesterton and Tolkien as Arts Critics • 31 %
FF:ESAA29 Visual Art • 23 %
FF:ESA093 Courtly Culture of the Middle Ages and Renaissance • 15 %
FF:ESA700 Aesthetic Education • 15 %
2nd term
FF:ESA302 Seminar to Master's Thesis I • 55 %
FF:ESA094 Philosophy of Art and Beauty • 45 %
FF:ESA204 The History of the European Culture • 45 %
FF:ESA217 The Selected Topics of Contemporary Aesthetics • 45 %
FF:ESA231 Psychology of Art • 45 %
FF:ESA233 Aesthetics of the Middle Ages and Renaissance • 45 %
FF:ESA950 Study of the European Culture: An Introduction • 45 %
FF:ESA006 Lectures on the History of Aesthetics II. • 36 %
FF:ESA052 Shakespeare: Art and Virtue • 36 %
FF:ESA132 Semiotics and the Theory of Communication • 27 %
FF:ESA912 European Culture Studies • 27 %
FF:ESA915 European Culture Studies: Europe and Revolutions • 27 %
FF:ESAA02 Analytical Aesthetics • 18 %
FF:ESAA31V Arts – Aesthetics – Politics • 18 %
FF:ESA160 Tutorship • 18 %
FF:ESB094 Chesterton and Tolkien as Arts Critics • 18 %
FF:ESB097 Thematic Excursion • 18 %
FF:ESB099 Training in a Cultural Institution • 18 %
FF:RLB666 The End of the World • 18 %
2nd year
3rd term
FF:ESA303 Seminar to Master's Thesis II • 57 %
FF:ESA914 European Culture Studies: Utopies • 57 %
FF:ESA302 Seminar to Master's Thesis I • 43 %
FF:ESA056 Shakespeare and the Questions about Evil • 29 %
FF:ESA190 Aesthetica Perennis: Aesthetics as A Theory of Beauty • 29 %
FF:ESA191 Form and Content as Aesthetic Categories • 29 %
FF:ESA231 Psychology of Art • 29 %
FF:ESA913 European Culture Studies: Cultural Crises • 29 %
FF:VIKUK001 Odborná praxe • 29 %
FF:ARTS017 Life after Death in the European Literature and Arts • 14 %
FF:CORE097 Homer's epics as bestsellers of global literature • 14 %
FF:ESAA29 Visual Art • 14 %
FF:ESAA31V Arts – Aesthetics – Politics • 14 %
FF:ESA012 Artistic Manifests • 14 %
FF:ESA108 Latin for Aesthetics • 14 %
FF:ESA112 Aesthetics of Saint Augustine and its Sources • 14 %
FF:ESA204 The History of the European Culture • 14 %
FF:ESA283 Roman Ingarden's Literary Work of Art • 14 %
FF:ESA915 European Culture Studies: Europe and Revolutions • 14 %
FF:ESB031 Theory of the Popular Culture • 14 %
FF:ESB094 Chesterton and Tolkien as Arts Critics • 14 %
FF:ESB097 Thematic Excursion • 14 %
FF:ESB099 Training in a Cultural Institution • 14 %
FF:RLS401 Classical Mythology: Gods • 14 %
PdF:ONLINE_A English Online • 14 %
4th term
FF:ESAMDP Master's Thesis • 100 %
FF:ESASZZ Master's State Exam • 100 %
FF:ESA914 European Culture Studies: Utopies • 100 %
FF:ESA006 Lectures on the History of Aesthetics II. • 50 %
FF:ESA012 Artistic Manifests • 50 %
FF:ESA109 Latin for Aesthetics II • 50 %
FF:ESA191 Form and Content as Aesthetic Categories • 50 %
FF:ESB099 Training in a Cultural Institution • 50 %

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