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UO > About > Organizational Structure > Faculties & Institutes > Faculty of Arts > About > Organizational Structure > Departments & Centres > Department of English and American Studies

Monika Večeřová

Monika Večeřová

Academic degree, name, surname:
Mgr. Monika Večeřová, Ph.D.
Room, floor, building:
XH 504, Building XH
Position:
Research interests and teaching:
English and American Lliterature
Department (Faculty):
Department of English and American Studies (Faculty of Arts)
Phone number, mobile:
+420 553 46 1894
E-mail:



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Shared Language of Loss: Renewal and Survival Through Silence in The Edge of Water (2025) and The Tiny Things Are Heavier (2025)
Monika Večeřová
Year: 2026
presentations (congresses, symposia, conferences, workshops)
 
Urban Instability as Colonial Residue in Harmattan Season (2025) and Esperance (2025)
Monika Večeřová
Year: 2026
presentations (congresses, symposia, conferences, workshops)
 
The Gothic Monster (Making) in Richard Wright's Native Son
Monika Večeřová
Year: 2025, Ostrava Journal of English Philology
journal article
 
“Ain't No Law against It” : Anatomy of Chester Himes’s Tricksters
Monika Večeřová
Year: 2024
presentations (congresses, symposia, conferences, workshops)
 
Ambiguity of a Woman Trickster in Walter Mosley's Devil in a Blue Dress
Monika Večeřová
Year: 2024
abstract in proceedings
 
Gothic or Anti-Gothic? The Naturalist Monster in Richard Wright’s Native Son (1940)
Monika Večeřová
Year: 2023
presentations (congresses, symposia, conferences, workshops)
 
Interior Ghosts : The Double Bind Confinement in Richard Wright’s Native Son
Monika Večeřová
Year: 2023
presentations (congresses, symposia, conferences, workshops)
 
Ambiguity of the Trickster : Conflicting Identities of Women Characters in Black Hard-Boiled Fiction
Monika Večeřová
Year: 2022
presentations (congresses, symposia, conferences, workshops)
 
The African American Femme Fatale : How Black Hard-Boiled Fiction Encourages Misogynoir
Monika Večeřová
Year: 2022
presentations (congresses, symposia, conferences, workshops)
 
The Case of Misogynoir : How Black Amateur Detectives Fight Police Brutality and Indifference
Monika Večeřová
Year: 2022
presentations (congresses, symposia, conferences, workshops)
 
Crossdressing Nuns and Hotheaded Mice : Navigating Hard-Boiled Trickster Behavior in Chester B. Himes' A Rage in Harlem and Walter Mosley's Devil in a Blue Dress
Monika Večeřová
Year: 2021
presentations (congresses, symposia, conferences, workshops)
 
The African American Femme Fatale : How Black Hard-Boiled Fiction Encourages Misogynoir
Monika Večeřová
Year: 2021, Theory and Practice in English Studies
journal article
 

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Author
Title
Type of thesis
Year
Olbrichová Adéla
Media Potrayals of Presidential Impeachments: A Case Study of Richard Nixon, Bill Clinton, and Donald Trump
Bachelor's thesis
Vrubel Teodor Samuel
Big Pharma and the Opioid Crisis: A Study in Political Influence
Bachelor's thesis
2026
Vyvialová Vendula
Power, Consent, and Control in Violent Romance Across Time: Classic vs. Modern Representations
Bachelor's thesis
2026



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