Tag Archives: Czech Republic

Reflecting on “Mobilizing Gender: Secularism, Nation and Remaking Europe”

Posted on April 14, 2017 by empeters

by Zoe Berman Over the last several years, the entanglement of gender, nation, and secularism has become sharply visible in Europe. From the 2010 “Cologne Attacks,” in Germany, when roving bands of young men (many who were said to be either foreign nationals … Continue reading →

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Sex, AIDS, and the Dystopic Impulse: The Affective Politics of Racialized Displacements

Posted on February 17, 2017 by empeters

by Michaela Appeltova On February 2, Kateřina Kolářová, Assistant Professor of Cultural Studies in the Department of Gender Studies at Charles University in Prague, presented a theoretically dense, analytically layered, and thought-provoking excerpt from her manuscript on the intersections of … Continue reading →

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Pearls of the Czech New Wave

Posted on May 27, 2016 by empeters

Pearls of the Czech New Wave by Cheryl Stephenson On April 29, 2016 Slavists and film enthusiasts came together to welcome the legendary Czech film director Ivan Passer for “Pearls of the Czech New Wave,” an evening of conversation and … Continue reading →

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