Sus publicaciones más recientes han examinado el legado cinematográfico y televisivo en la obra de Samuel Beckett, centrándose en su prosa tardía. Su trabajo ha aparecido en revistas académicas y colecciones de ensayo, entre ellas en Samuel Beckett hoy/Aujourd'huiel Revista de Estudios Beckettianos, Beckett y el modernismo (Palgrave Macmillan, 2018), y Samuel Beckett y la tecnología (Edinburgh UP, 2021), que también ha coeditado con Einat Adar y Mark Nixon. Su investigación actual se centra en las colaboraciones de Beckett, en particular con la cadena de televisión alemana Süddeutscher Rundfunk (SDR/SWR).

Especializaciones: Samuel Beckett, modernismo europeo, cine y televisión primitivos, intermedialidad 

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Desde 1995, Floriánová se ha especializado en la enseñanza del checo a extranjeros para la Escuela de Idiomas Calix y de forma privada para empresas internacionales como Air, Honda, Vodafone y Webnode.

Además, enseña checo en la NYU de Praga desde 1999 y, desde 2014, en el Instituto de Estudios Lingüísticos y Preparatorios de la Universidad Charles, además de trabajar para el CIEE y el Consorcio de Estudios Universitarios en el Extranjero en sus programas de estudios en el extranjero para estadounidenses. 

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Checo como lengua extranjera

He holds a Ph.D. in Humanities, specializing in History and Heritage: Islamic Studies, from the University of Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah in Morocco, as well as an M.A. and a B.A. in the Foundations of Islamic Jurisprudence and a Baccalaureate in Literature and Foreign Languages, with a focus on French and English. His academic education has been complemented by traditional studies at madrasas in Algeria and Morocco, including at the historic Al-Qarawiyyin University in Fez. He has also taught dozens of classical texts in Arabic and Islamic literature, poetry, theology, and history. His academic formation includes visits to institutions in Turkey, Mauritania, and Tunisia, and he holds several Ijāzāt, or teaching licenses with authenticated chains of transmission, in classical Islamic texts.

At Anglo-American University, he teaches Composition 101 and 102 and contributes to academic events and activities related to history and philosophy.

Badr has presented his research at the University of Exeter, the University of Toronto, the University of Sarajevo, Université de Limoges in France, Charles University in Prague, including the Protestant Theological Faculty, the Czech Academy of Sciences, Al-Azhar University, the European Academy of Religion, and other academic institutions and international forums. He has also presented at the Abu Dhabi Book Fair in the United Arab Emirates, the African Peace Conference in Nouakchott, Mauritania, and cultural and artistic events, including the Animator Film Festival in Poland, the Manchester Immigration Exhibition, and the ICICH/ICOMOS Symposium in Italy.

His research focuses on Islamic intellectual history, Islamic jurisprudence and legal thought, traditional Islamic education and madrasa pedagogy, the preservation and resilience of material and intangible cultures, religious groups, radicalism and ideological polarization, and Sufi and Andalusian cultural and artistic traditions. His work connects classical Islamic scholarship and textual traditions with contemporary questions of education, pluralism, freedom, and religious thought.

Alongside his academic work, he has presented on Andalusian and Sufi music and performed in Arabic, Berber, French, Turkish, and Hebrew at international concerts and workshops. He has written and hosted television and web programs and documentaries and has contributed to cultural and artistic projects. In his free time, he enjoys playing classical instruments, editing medieval manuscripts, and watching Depuis Quand y J’irai Dormir Chez Vous!.

Adar’s work has been published in the essay collections Gallows Humour (2020) and Translating Samuel Beckett around the World (2021), as well as the journals Partial Answers y Estudios Irlandeses. She is also the co-editor, together with Galina Kiryushina and Mark Nixon, of Samuel Beckett y la tecnología (2021).

Adar holds a B.A. in Comparative Literature and Philosophy and an M.A. in English Literature and American Studies from Tel Aviv University. Her research interests include Samuel Beckett, Flann O’Brien, Irish modernism, and philosophy.

literature and philosophy, literary theory, literary modernism, Irish modernism

Durante más de veinte años Joanna ha trabajado como investigadora, profesora y administradora. En la UCA es responsable de la administración de la Oficina del Vicerrector de Asuntos Académicos, lo que incluye la preparación de reglamentos y documentos emitidos por el Vicerrector, la cooperación con otros departamentos y la administración de la agenda de acreditación.

Joanna divide su tiempo libre entre su familia y pequeños proyectos académicos sobre historia medieval.

Drama y teatro moderno y contemporáneo, literatura y política, estudios irlandeses

Escritura académica y creativa

Cultura contemporánea, subculturas, música Antropología, literatura, estudios de género

His book of nonfiction reportage, Las Tierras Intermedias: Un viaje por Europa Central (danzig & unfried) was published in 2025. His recent journalism articles have appeared in Reflex.cz, Euractiv.cz, y El Espectador Eslovaco, mientras que su novela, The Talking Statues, was published in 2021. 

American, British and European literature, folklore and mythology, journalism.