Lenka Vráblíková
Biographic Data
| ID | 3649216 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lenka Vráblíková |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lenka |
| FAMILY NAME | Vráblíková |
| SIGNATURE | VRÁBLÍKOVÁ L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Department of English Studies, University of South Africa – Muckleneuk Campus, Pretoria, South Africa |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1674-0658 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Mycorrhizal Movements
In this multifaceted conversation, field mycologist and Fungi Foundation founder Giuliana Furci reflects on the political, ethical, and spiritual dimensions of fungal life. Speaking from decades of grassroots activism and fieldwork, Furci discusses the importance of language, relational ethics, and ancestral knowledge in mycological and ethnomycological research. She shares insights into the development of the world’s first ethnomycological ethic…
You keep belittling us and we are sick of it!’
Joining the many past and present students who are sick of the belittling in Czech art schools such as the feminist collective Čtvrtá vlna, the article identifies four areas that are key to the upholding of heteropatriarchy in Czech tertiary education. Presented in a form of ‘lessons learned’, the aim of the respective analyses is to help make successful the contestations of androcentrism and sexism in Czech art schools and art world more broadly…
Othering Mushrooms
Mushrooms have long occupied a highly ambivalent position in the cultural imagination, inciting disgust and fear, as well as wonder and fascination. Neither plants, nor animals, they grow up unexpectedly but also in regular lines or circles. Some of them are medicinal and edible, whereas others are toxic or even poisonous. Sometimes they are both. Employing the ambivalence of mushrooms as an analytic lens, this article interrogates the processes …
Reading the Sexual Economy of Academic Freedom with Sarah Kofman and Jacques Derrida
This article revisits Sarah Kofman and Jacques Derrida's work on Immanuel Kant in order to contribute to the theorisations of the ethics and politics of sexuality at universities today. It asks: how does phallogocentrism operate in the discourse of the university which we have inherited from Kant? And how can an understanding of the sexual forces woven into this discourse help us unravel and complicate the paradoxes that currently define the conc…
À Corps
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Live Body
Lenka Vrablikova: Focusing on the problem of corps, this special issue of parallax and the previous one – its other part – seek to explore how contemporary critical thinking can challenge preconcep
From performativity to Aporia
This paper seeks to contribute to the thinking on feminism’s past and present entanglement with the university and strives to imagine its future. Through a close reading of the opening passage of Derrida’s essay ‘Mochlos, or The Conflict of the Faculties’, I trace ‘a university responsibility’ which does not lead to a subject conceived as self-identical. Drawing on the works of Hemmings, Scott and Wiegman, I argue that we must assume responsibili…
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From performativity to Aporia
This paper seeks to contribute to the thinking on feminism’s past and present entanglement with the university and strives to imagine its future. Through a close reading of the opening passage of Derrida’s essay ‘Mochlos, or The Conflict of the Faculties’, I trace ‘a university responsibility’ which does not lead to a subject conceived as self-identical. Drawing on the works of Hemmings, Scott and Wiegman, I argue that we must assume responsibili…
From performativity to Aporia
This paper seeks to contribute to the thinking on feminism’s past and present entanglement with the university and strives to imagine its future. Through a close reading of the opening passage of Derrida’s essay ‘Mochlos, or The Conflict of the Faculties’, I trace ‘a university responsibility’ which does not lead to a subject conceived as self-identical. Drawing on the works of Hemmings, Scott and Wiegman, I argue that we must assume responsibili…
À Corps
Corps À
Live Body
Lenka Vrablikova: Focusing on the problem of corps, this special issue of parallax and the previous one – its other part – seek to explore how contemporary critical thinking can challenge preconcep
Reading the Sexual Economy of Academic Freedom with Sarah Kofman and Jacques Derrida
This article revisits Sarah Kofman and Jacques Derrida's work on Immanuel Kant in order to contribute to the theorisations of the ethics and politics of sexuality at universities today. It asks: how does phallogocentrism operate in the discourse of the university which we have inherited from Kant? And how can an understanding of the sexual forces woven into this discourse help us unravel and complicate the paradoxes that currently define the conc…
Othering Mushrooms
Mushrooms have long occupied a highly ambivalent position in the cultural imagination, inciting disgust and fear, as well as wonder and fascination. Neither plants, nor animals, they grow up unexpectedly but also in regular lines or circles. Some of them are medicinal and edible, whereas others are toxic or even poisonous. Sometimes they are both. Employing the ambivalence of mushrooms as an analytic lens, this article interrogates the processes …
You keep belittling us and we are sick of it!’
Joining the many past and present students who are sick of the belittling in Czech art schools such as the feminist collective Čtvrtá vlna, the article identifies four areas that are key to the upholding of heteropatriarchy in Czech tertiary education. Presented in a form of ‘lessons learned’, the aim of the respective analyses is to help make successful the contestations of androcentrism and sexism in Czech art schools and art world more broadly…
Mycorrhizal Movements
In this multifaceted conversation, field mycologist and Fungi Foundation founder Giuliana Furci reflects on the political, ethical, and spiritual dimensions of fungal life. Speaking from decades of grassroots activism and fieldwork, Furci discusses the importance of language, relational ethics, and ancestral knowledge in mycological and ethnomycological research. She shares insights into the development of the world’s first ethnomycological ethic…
Sociology (6 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Deconstruction (building (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Hannah Arendt's Political Philosophy (3 works)