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Literature and Intercultural Communication (master's full-time single-subject)

1st year
1st term
FF:LMKA_A01 Modern Literature in European Culture and Media context I • 67 %
FF:LMKA_A04 Theory of Culture • 67 %
FF:LMKA_A13 An Introduction to the Study of Literature, Media and Culture • 63 %
FF:LMKA_A05 Theory of Translation • 62 %
FF:LMKB_A213 Modern and Postmodern Novel • 27 %
FF:LMKA_A02 Modern Literature in European Culture and Media Context II • 25 %
FF:LMKB_A401 Adaptation, Remediation, Transmediation: Literature on Screen • 23 %
FF:LMKA_A16 Adaptation and intermedia Studies • 21 %
FF:LMKB_A309 Editorial Work • 19 %
FF:LMKA_A14 Theories, analyses, interpretations I • 17 %
FF:LMKB_A504 Practical training - contract work for a publishing house • 15 %
FF:LMKB_A418 To Look and to See: Tradition of Visual Arts • 13 %
FF:LMKB_A435 Literature and Music • 13 %
FF:LMKB_A442 Intermedial Ecocriticism • 13 %
FF:LMKB_A443 Speculative fiction between media and cultures • 13 %
FF:LMKB_A101 Applied Linguistics • 12 %
FF:LMKB_A438 Feminism, literature and television from the 1970s to the present • 12 %
FF:LMKB_A445 Introduction to cultural studies • 12 %
FF:LMKB_A448 Intermediality: Theoretical Aspects and Relationships between Literature and Music • 12 %
2nd term
FF:LMKA_A14 Theories, analyses, interpretations I • 65 %
FF:LMKA_A02 Modern Literature in European Culture and Media Context II • 62 %
FF:LMKA_A16 Adaptation and intermedia Studies • 56 %
FF:LMKB_A309 Editorial Work • 50 %
FF:LMKA_A01 Modern Literature in European Culture and Media context I • 35 %
FF:LMKA_A04 Theory of Culture • 35 %
FF:LMKA_A05 Theory of Translation • 26 %
FF:LMKA_A13 An Introduction to the Study of Literature, Media and Culture • 26 %
FF:LMKB_A418 To Look and to See: Tradition of Visual Arts • 26 %
FF:LMKA_A15 Theories, analyses, interpretations II • 24 %
FF:LMKB_A214 Autobiography and Autofiction • 24 %
FF:LMKB_A432 Select Artistic and Conceptual Movements Across Various Media • 24 %
FF:LMKB_A504 Practical training - contract work for a publishing house • 24 %
FF:LMKB_A446 Cultural pessimism: the alienated man in 20th century art and literature • 21 %
FF:LMKB_A442 Intermedial Ecocriticism • 18 %
FF:CJLB706 Literary Compass: crossroads of theory and practice • 15 %
FF:LMKB_A415 Literature and Cult/Quality TV Series • 15 %
FF:CJLB101 Gaps and Indeterminacy in Literary Work • 12 %
FF:LMKB_A434 Diverse modernity • 12 %
FF:LMKB_A445 Introduction to cultural studies • 12 %
FF:UCJL17 Insights into 20th Century World Literature • 12 %
2nd year
3rd term
FF:LMKA_A15 Theories, analyses, interpretations II • 68 %
FF:LMKX01 A Thesis Seminar, Pt. I • 68 %
FF:DU1903 Debates and Topics in the Study of Modern and Contemporary Visual Cultures • 39 %
FF:LMKB_A446 Cultural pessimism: the alienated man in 20th century art and literature • 29 %
FF:LMKB_A448 Intermediality: Theoretical Aspects and Relationships between Literature and Music • 29 %
FF:LMKB_A214 Autobiography and Autofiction • 25 %
FF:LMKB_A401 Adaptation, Remediation, Transmediation: Literature on Screen • 25 %
FF:LMKB_A415 Literature and Cult/Quality TV Series • 21 %
FF:LMKB_A434 Diverse modernity • 21 %
FF:LMKB_A438 Feminism, literature and television from the 1970s to the present • 21 %
FF:LMKB_A442 Intermedial Ecocriticism • 18 %
FF:LMKB_A444 Literature and New Media • 18 %
FF:LMKB_A445 Introduction to cultural studies • 18 %
FF:CJLB602 Interpretation of Fantastic literature • 14 %
FF:LMKB_A213 Modern and Postmodern Novel • 14 %
FF:LMKB_A303 Specific Problems of Literary Translation from English into Czech • 14 %
FF:LMKB_A443 Speculative fiction between media and cultures • 14 %
FF:CLDS_A43 Literature and psychology • 11 %
FF:LMKB_A308 Stategies of Creative Translation • 11 %
FF:LMKB_A435 Literature and Music • 11 %
FF:LMKB_A440 Practice in the editorial office • 11 %
FF:LMKB_A503 Translation Workshops • 11 %
FF:LMKB_A504 Practical training - contract work for a publishing house • 11 %
4th term
FF:LMKX02 A Thesis Seminar, Pt. II • 38 %
FF:LMKX03 MA Thesis • 38 %
FF:LMKX06 Final State-certified Examination • 38 %
FF:LMKB_A447 Adaptation in Theory and Practice: Adapting Alice • 31 %
FF:LMKB_A214 Autobiography and Autofiction • 19 %
FF:LMKB_A438 Feminism, literature and television from the 1970s to the present • 19 %
FF:LMKB_A444 Literature and New Media • 19 %
FF:LMKB_A445 Introduction to cultural studies • 19 %
FF:LMKB_A446 Cultural pessimism: the alienated man in 20th century art and literature • 19 %
FF:CJLB605 Young adult iterature • 13 %
FF:LMKA_A15 Theories, analyses, interpretations II • 13 %
FF:LMKB_A401 Adaptation, Remediation, Transmediation: Literature on Screen • 13 %
FF:LMKB_A434 Diverse modernity • 13 %
FF:LMKB_A448 Intermediality: Theoretical Aspects and Relationships between Literature and Music • 13 %
FF:LMKX01 A Thesis Seminar, Pt. I • 13 %
FF:RLB666 The End of the World • 13 %

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