Faculty staff

prof. PhDr. Ivo Pospíšil, DrSc.

Professor, Department of Slavonic Studies

correspondence Address:
Arna Nováka 1/1, 602 00 Brno

office: bldg. A/A.313
Arna Nováka 1
602 00 Brno

phone:	+420 549 49 6240
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Dialogues of desperate people: poetics and structures (Dialogical texts about the meaning of human existence in the oldest worldwide literature and the literature of the Central European area). – graduate 2013
The cultural kontext of the Ukrainian-German bilingual literature (Galicia and Bukowina in th 19th century) – graduate 2010
Italian and Slovak memoir literature with the topic of Holocaust – graduate 2009

The narrative identity of the story-teller in Polish and Czech direct narration (on the basis of "gawęda" and "hospodska historka") – graduate 2012

Semantika obraza i emotivnaja leksika v chudožestvennom tekste. Emotologičeskoje issledovanije prozy Viktorii Tokarevoj. – graduate 2005

Writer's Diary by Dostoyevsky in the Contexts and Confrontations. Genres – Themes – Motifs – Reception – graduate 2021
The phenomenon of fear in Russian literature – graduate 2015

Post-Apocalyptic Genre in Slavic Literatures: Its Evolution, Typology, and Function in Contemporary Literature and Society – ongoing study
Ales Adamovich: the man in the jaws of history – ongoing study
Evgeny Zamiatin and Czechoslovakia – ongoing study

The develompment of the Genre Popadancheskii roman in the Russian Language Literature – ongoing study

The World in Children's Illustrated Literature 2010-2020: A Comparative Study of the Most Renowned Translated Books by Ukrainian, Polish, Slovak, and Czech Authors – ongoing study

Searching for national and personal identity in Ukrainian and Czech prose of the early 21th century – graduate 2022
The Human in the Clench of History (on the Material of Selected Historical Novels in the 19th-20th-centuries Slavonic Literatures) – graduate 2020

Cultural Integration of the Vietnamese in Central European Context – graduate 2013
Sándor Márai. A Central European Writer? – graduate 2013
The reception of Karel Čapek's play R.U.R. and its background in Russian cultural area – graduate 2013
The Formation and Development of the Camp Theme, Its Genre Modification in the 20th-Century Russian literature and the Czechoslovak background (comparative genre-area studies) – graduate 2011
The Genetic Affinity of Artistic Kinds and Genres and Their Transgeneric Character – graduate 2009