Department of Slavonic Studies

Autumn 2000 at Faculty of Arts

• Bulgarian for Slavists and Bohemists I
• Bulgarian Literature I
• Classical and Modern Russian Drama
• Commercial Ukrainian
• Continual Teaching Practice in Russian
• Conversation
• Conversational Exercises from Ukrainian I
• Croatian Literature I
• Czech-Ukrainian Literary Relations
• Diploma Thesis Seminar I (RJB517, UJB501)
• Diploma Thesis Seminar-Linguistics I
• Economic, Political and Legal Terminology in Ukrainian
• Elements of Linguistics (RJA101, SLA103)
• Elements of Literary Criticism
• Exercises from Ukrainian Orthography I
• Folk Customs in Ukraine
• Greek for Students of Russian
• Historical Development of Russian II
• Historical Grammar and Dialectology I
• History of Macedonian Literature V
• History of Polish Literature II
• History of Polish Literature IV
• History of Polish Literature VI
• History of Russian Linguistics
• History of Serbian Literature V
• History of Slovene Literature I
• History of Slovene Literature V
• History of Standard Slovak I
• Chapters from Russian Orthography
• Chapters from the History of Slavonic Literatures I
• Interpretation of a Literary Text
• Interpretation of Artistic Text
• Introduction to Reading Old Church Slavonic Texts from the New Testament
• Introduction to Old Church Slavonic and to Slavonic Studies I
• Introduction to Slavonic Studies I
• Introduction to the History and Culture of Slovenia I
• Language Course III
• Language Exercises and Conversation I
• Language Exercises and Conversation V
• Language Exercises I
• Language Exercises III (BJA201, CHA201, SLA201, UJA213)
• Language Exercises VII (MKB401, SBB401, SLB401, UJB401)
• Language Practice
• Language Practice and Conversation III
• Language Practice in Russian I
• Latin Grammar I
• Lexicology and Lexicography (RJB409, UJB402)
• Lexicology and Semantics
• Lexicology of Slovak II
• Material and Spiritual Culture of Ukrainians
• Minor Forms of Prose in the Russian 20th-Century Literature
• Morphology of Russian II
• Morphology of Contemporary Polish I
• Morphology of Ukrainian I
• Old Church Slavonic for the Students of Czech, Pt. I / Seminar
• Phenomenon of Central Europe
• Philological Hermeneutics and the Art of Literary Interpretation
• Phonetics and Phonology of Russian I
• Phonetics and Phonology of Ukrainian II
• Polish for Advanced Students
• Polish for Bohemists and Slavists
• Polish Literary Criticism
• Practical Russian I
• Practical Russian III
• Practical Russian V
• Practical Russian VII
• Reading Old Church Slavonic Glagolitic Texts of Czech Version I
• Rhetoric
• Russian as a World Language (Reading and Translating Special Texts)
• Russian Conversation
• Russian Drama and Theatre in the Period of Modernism
• Russian for Advanced Students
• Russian for Beginners
• Russian for Slavists I
• Russian in the Sphere of Business and Enterprise
• Russian Literature at the End of the 18th and at the Beginning of the 20th Century
• Russian Novel
• Russian Prose of the 1960s and the 1970s
• Slavonic Folklore
• Slavonic Languages
• Special Excursion to Ukraine