27.02. Libuše Heczková / Tomáš Glanc: European Avant-Gardes: Migration, Exile, Transfer - Introduction



05.03. Anna Hodel: Migrating Yugoslav Avant-Gardes: Transfer, Adaptation, Attack



12.03.



19.03. Kristina Pranjić: "Yugoslav avantgarde (in Prague and elsewhere) and mentropolitan dada -- supranationalism and anti-imperialism"



26.03. Maria Diletta Giordano: Avantgarde vibrations in Germanophone Phantastik: poetics of uncertainty between Magic Prague and Expressionism



02.04. Easter holidays



09.04. Beata Śniecikowska: Polish Jews as constituting avant-garde literature, visual arts and film (Franciszka and Stefan Themerson, Bruno Jasieński, Aleksander Wat, Teresa Żarnower, Mieczysław Szczuka)



16.04. Josef Vojvodík: The distinctiveness of the Czech avant-garde and internal exile, especially during the Protectorate (in German with translation)



23.04. Philip Bullock: The reception of the 1920s avant-garde music and the post-war European avant-garde in the work of the 1970s underground composers (Schnittke, Gubaidulina, Sylvestrov, Denisov)



30.04. Libuše Heczková, Matěj Kratochvíl: Hába, Burian, Central European avant-garde transgression: theatre and microinterval, bichromatic, polychromatic and microinterval music



07.05. meeting with students in person



14.05. Petra James et al.: Avant-garde and Language (presentation of the project "Cultural history of the avant-garde in Central Europe", to be published by Brill publishing house in 4 volumes, spanning the late 19th century to the present)



21.05. Michaele Sisto: Models, figures and practices of avant-garde literary transfer.



28.05. Eva Kalivodová. The first translator of D. H. Lawrence „Civilized Woman“ Staša Jílovská and the angloamerican modernism in prague avant-garde and feminist circles.