Higher education learning programs in folklore and ethnology should include training for the mastery of ICH and public folklore practices that are integrated with core curricula, grounded in theory and designed to build comprehensive professionalization of these discipl...

This study examines Anna Pammrová’s articles in two anarchist magazines (Zádruha, Mladý průkopník) and in the women’s magazine Vesna. Pammrová (1860–1945) was a feminist and theosophist who thought of femininity as a rational principle linked to eternal cosmic forces. S...

This study reconstructs František Xaver Němeček’s concept of the sublime by examining notes on his lectures at the University of Prague taken by Peter Eduard Bolzano during the 1811–1812 academic year. After demonstrating how Němeček’s concept deviates from Kant’s in th...

This article considers how the joint translation work of Josef Hiršal and Bohumila Grögerová may be seen as an attempt to undermine the communist regime’s political slogans by implementing changes in the language, and to promote change in the collective worldview. These...

This article explores the complex role played by the staff of open-air museums in the Czech Republic, their relationship with the communities they work with, and their impact on the intangible cultural heritage outside the museum gates. It further explores the considera...

This article reconstructs the short career of Riccardo Selvi as a translator of Czech poetry. Thanks to archival documents and reviews published in Czech newspapers regarding his work, we have been able to reconstruct his rather singular literary path. In addition to hi...

The study presents a concrete proposal for the modification of the school educational program for history at primary schools. This proposal is based on the cyclical concept of teaching, i.e. that in each school year of the second level (6th to 9th grades) history as a w...

This article examines how Italian scholars of Modern Greek played the role of cultural and linguistic mediators of Greek writers during the first years of the dictatorship in Greece, 1967–1971, a period in which the country was under strict censorship. From the very beg...

This paper is devoted to the brilliant Czech logician and philosopher of language Pavel Tichý (1936–1994) who, after emigrating to New Zealand in 1970 and spending half his life there as a political refugee, committed suicide shortly before returning to his alma mater, ...