Convener: Filip Vostal (CEFRES & FLÚ AV ČR).
Language: English.
Venue: CEFRES, Štěpánská 35, 5th floor.
Convener: Filip Vostal (CEFRES & FLÚ AV ČR).
Language: English.
Venue: CEFRES, Štěpánská 35, 5th floor.
Henri LAURENS (Collège de France) will give two lectures:
9:10 – Orientalists and the First World War: Adverturers, Experts, and Diplomats
10:50 – T. E. Lawrence
Place: Faculty of Arts (náměstí Jana Palacha 2, Prague 1).
Organizers: The Franco-Czech seminar in history is organized by the Faculty of Arts of Charles University, in collaboration with CEFRES.
The IMS-CEFRES seminar “Between Areas and Disciplines” will host
Martin MICHELOT (FSV UK)
who will present his work on
“Regional Security Cooperation Arrangements in Europe: Building Europe, Strengthening Transatlantic”
The presentation will be discussed by Tomaš Weiss PhD. (IMS FSV).
The seminar will be held in English.
Venue: IMS FSV UK, U kříže 8/661, Prague 5, room 1037
Contact: Paul Bauer paul.bauer@fsv.cuni.cz & Clara Royer clararoyer@cefres.cz
Serge LUSIGNAN (Université de Montréal) will hold two lectures (in French):
9 h 10 – French, Latin and English: Oral and Written Communication in England During the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries
10 h 50 – On Paris University’s Treshold: French Language in the University Milieu
Franco-Czech Seminars in History are co-organized by the Faculty of Arts of Charles University in Prague in collaboration with CEFRES. Continue reading Franco-Czech Seminar in History
Convener: Filip Vostal (CEFRES & FLÚ AV ČR).
Language: English.
Venue: CEFRES, Štěpánská 35, 5th floor.
Cécile GUILLAUME-PEY (CEFRES fellow, Center of Social Anthropology in Toulouse (CAS-LISST)) will hold a lecture (in French):
From Spirit to Letter. Modes of Appropriating Script among Tribal Groups in India
Venue: Faculty of Arts – room 201 (náměstí Jana Palacha 2, Prague 1) at 10:50 AM.
Franco-Czech Seminars in history are co-organized by the Philosophy Faculty of Charles University in Prague in collaboration with CEFRES. Continue reading FRANCO-CZECH SEMINAR IN HISTORY