English Literature Section

• Mgr. Tereza Bambušková: Viktoriánská duchařská povídka – studie žánru
• Filip Bednár, MPhil: The Child in Twenty-First-Century British Fiction
• Mgr. Eva Bilská: Shakespeare’s Political World and Its Transformations
• Mgr. Anastasiia Fediakova: Food in Anglophone Writing of South Asian Diaspora
• Mgr. Martina Hrbková: Corporeal Geographies: Women Walking and Inhabiting the City in the Writing of Virginia Woolf and Jean Rhys
• Patra Jumsai Na Ayudhya: A Spatial Reading of Edinburgh through 20th and 21st century Scottish Fiction
• Mgr. Veronika Korjagina: Time Unravelled: Towards a Romantic Conception of History and Temporality
• Mgr. Dominika Kecsöová: The Space of Enclosure and the Female-Gendered Body in Middle English Literature
• Mgr. Anna Malá: Political Discourse, Rhetoric and its Gender Concerns in William Shakespeare’s Plays
• Rebeca Marie Murray: Sense, Reason and Romantic Form: A Study of Aesthetics and Rhetoric from Empiricism to Romanticism
• Mgr. Michaela Válková: The Role of Women in Shakespeare’s Tragedies

American Literature and Cultural Studies Section

• Mgr. Botagoz Koilybayeva: On Animal Subjectivity in Film: Multispecies Documentaries and the Cinematic Umwelt
• Mgr. Kateřina Kovářová: Cormac McCarthy’s America
• Mgr. Václav Kyllar: Czech Anglophone Literature
• Mgr. Peter Ľuba: Art and Life with Emerson, Nietzsche, and Rancière
• Nuri Batuhan Lüleci: Transgressive Life Writing and Exilic Criticism
• Emanuela Maltese, PhD: A Postcolonial Reading of James Baldwin
• Mgr. Ondřej Polák: Contemporary African American Theatre and its relation to the present and the past

Centre for Irish Studies

• Mgr. Marie Gemrichová: Memory in Post-Agreement Northern Irish Novel
• Mgr. Klára Witzany Hutková: Giving Voice to the Outsider: Marina Carr’s Revision of the Other of Classical Athens
• Mgr. Nathalie Lamprecht: Identity, migration and fragmentation: The young woman in recent Irish fiction
• Mgr. Andrea Zvoníčková: Evolving Urban Identities: Memory, Trauma, and Language in Woolf’s and Bowen’s Works

Centre for Critical and Cultural Theory

• Mgr. Darya Kulbashna: Note All and Nothing: Indeterminacy of Meaning in the Writing of Samuel Beckett and Experimental Music of the New York School
• Ndubuisi Martins Aniemeka, MA: (Un)conscious currents in the Poetry of Marilyn Dumont, Niyi Osundare and Lesego Rampolokeng
• Mgr. Valeriya Sabitova: Sensation and Affect: Embodiment of Violence in Francis Bacon and Sarah Kane

Recent Graduates

• Mgr. Vít Bohal, PhD: The Future is Posthuman: Feminisms of Alienation from 1970 until Today
• Mgr. Galina Kiryushina, PhD: Cinema, Television and Conceptual Transmutations in Samuel Beckett’s 1960s Prose
• Mgr. Jevgenija Konoreva, PhD: The Lacanian Concept of Sexuation as an Alternative to the Genderqueer Paradigm
• Mgr. Jana Marešová, PhD: Storytelling and Myth in Contemporary Canadian Aboriginal Novel
• Vidya Kesavan, PhD: Nuclear Shakespeare: Apocalypse and Annihilation in King Lear and Hamlet (Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate TEEME: Text and Event in Early Modern Europe)
• Mgr. Veronika Krajíčková, PhD: The Problem of the Fixity of Tables in Virginia Woolf’s Works
• Mgr. Filip Krtička, PhD: Reading Faulkner’s Minds
• Mgr. Františka Schormová, PhD: African American Poets Abroad: Black and Red Allegiances in Early Cold War Czechoslovakia

European Joint Doctorate MOVES

• Cornel Borit, PhD
• Iva Dodevska, PhD
• Lucía Bonilla Lara, PhD
• Zoheb Mashiur, PhD