The Origins of Czech Academic Lexicography. From Foreign Inspiration to State Formation Potential by Věra Dvořáčková

Subjects: “…Reference Dictionary of the Czech Language…”
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The Justification of Tyrannicide in the Chronicle of Dalimil. The Czech Nobility as the “Mystical Body” of the Realm by Éloïse Adde

“…The chronicle of the so-called Dalimil is the first chronicle written in the Czech language, dating from the early 14th century. In the context of the succession crisis (interregnum of 1306-1310) entailed by the death of Venceslas III, murdered without descent, and the extinction of the Přemyslide dynasty, its author’s plane was to establish the political role of the Czech nobility. …”
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Implementing Shoah-Themed Literature into Teaching with the Example of <i>The Boy From Block 66: A WW2 Jewish Holocaust Survival True Story</i> by Milan Mašát

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Methodological solutions of oral history and their application in research into Czech evangelical communities in Eastern and South-eastern Europe by Gabriela Krejčová Zavadilová

“…These communities continue to function up to today and the Czech language is still a commonly used form of communication. …”
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Phenomenon of differentiation as a basic condition for inclusion in primary education by Monika Semradova

“…Using a qualitative study design that includes participant observation and semi-structured interviews with seven teachers from three regions of the Czech Republic, this paper seeks to systematically map the implementation of these pedagogical strategies in the years 2021-2023 with first- and second-year primary students in the subjects of Czech language and mathematics. A multi-case study of seven teachers presents a longitudinal study of the implementation of differentiated teaching strategies with a focus on its inclusive concept, which is reflected in all components of the educational process. …”
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Chrudimský Kristus a zázračné souřadnice jeho barokní legendy by Pavel Panoch

“…Salvator cult was the dean Samuel Hataš (†1685) and later it was excited by the baroque book Nebeský Lékař Kristus Ježíš (Celestial Healer Jesus Christ) by Václav Baltazar Petržilka, printed in Czech language (1718 and 1735) and later in German (1764). …”
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COMPARING HUMAN AND AI-BASED ESSAY EVALUATION IN THE CZECH HIGHER EDUCATION: CHALLENGES AND LIMITATIONS by Tomáš Kincl, Daria Gunina, Michal Novák, Jan Pospíšil

“…This study investigates the extent to which human evaluator assessments align with automated evaluations conducted by large language models, with a focus on a) the complexity of the evaluated texts (academic essays that encompass literature reviews, critical assessments of sources, and reflective insights within the context of societal or economic practices) and b) the unique challenges posed by the Czech language, in which the evaluated works are submitted. …”

Nacionalita a konfese v politickém životě jagellonských Čech by Petr Vorel

“…The author explains such an apparent discrepancy by the fact that in the Bohemian political atmosphere at the end of the 15th century, the Czech character of the establishment was pursued, Czech language became and official language and the Bohemian Kingdom was legally separated from the Reich (1486) by a corporative decision of domestic aristocracy. …”
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