Prof. Jan Sokol, Ph.D., CSc.
Jan SOKOL, professor
Vice-dean for External Affairs
Research Areas
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Anthropology of Institutions
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Ethics
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Human Rights
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Phenomenology
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Philosophy of Law
Courses
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Contact Information and Office Hours
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Education
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2000: Professor in Philosophy of Education (CU)
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1996: Associate Professor (Doc.) in Philosophy (CU). Thesis: Time and Rythm
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1995: Ph. D. in Philosophy (CU Prague). Thesis: Master Eckhart and Medieval Mystics
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1994: CSc in Philosophy (CU Prague). Thesis: A Small Philosophy of Man
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1991–1993: MA in Anthropology (CU Prague). Thesis: Man and the World as seen by the Bible.
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1963–1967: BA in Mathematics (evening courses, CU Prague)
Work Experience
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Since 2000: Full Professor
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2000–2007: Dean of the Faculty of Humanities
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1998: Minister of Education, Youth and Sports
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1992–2000: Assistant Lecturer in Philosophy and Anthropology, CU Prague
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1990–1992: MP, vice-chairman of the Federal Assembly of Czechoslovakia
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1964–1989: Researcher, Leading Fellow, Software developement (VUMS Prague)
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1956–1964: Precision mechanic (VUVET, Czech Polytechnic University)
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1951–1953: Goldsmith (Soluna Prague)
Stays Abroad
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2008–2009: Senior Fellow, teaching Ethics and the Human Rights. CSWR, Harvard University, Cambridge (MA)
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1995: Stage, University of Pennsylvania (4 Weeks)
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1994: Stage, University of Pennsylvania (4 Weeks)
Awards
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2016: VIZE 97 Prize (V. and D. Havel Foundation)
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2016: Charles University Gold Medal
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2016: Ján Langoš Foundation Prize for the Defence of Human RIghts
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2015: Honorary Member of the Czech Union of Judges
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2014: Prague 6 Honorary Citizen
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2008: Officer of the French Légion d’Honneur
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2002: Officier des Palmes Académiques
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2000: V. Havel and M. Kováč Foundation Prize for Czecho-Slovak Relations
Publications
In English
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Ethics, life and institutions. 258 p. Karolinum, Praha 2016. ISBN 978-80-246-3429-6
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Thinking about ordinary things. 236 p. Karolinum, Praha 2013. ISBN 978-80-246-2229-3
In German
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Philosophie als Verpflichtung. 208 S. Manutius, Heidelberg 2014. ISBN 978-3-944512-02-0
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Mensch und Religion. Ursprünge – Wege – Orientierungen. 320 S. Karl Alber, Freiburg – München 2007. ISBN 978-3-495-48264-3
In Czech
13 Monographs in 22 editions, 32 Chapters in Monographs (Czech, German, English, French), more than 300 Articles etc. See www.JanSokol.cz