Classes
- German language yesterday and today +1AADE110140 | Faculty of Arts
- Seminar in Graphematics +2ADE100180 | Faculty of Arts
- History and Culture of the German Speaking Countries IADE110003 | Faculty of Arts
- German historical texts from a graphematic point of viewADE110085 | Faculty of Arts
- Selected chapters on the history of the German language areaADE110100 | Faculty of Arts
- History of German speaking countriesADE120003 | Faculty of Arts
- History and Culture of German Speaking CountriesADE200005 | Faculty of Arts
- Graphemic SeminarADE300007 | Faculty of Arts
- History of the German Language +3ADE300028 | Faculty of Arts
- German Language in Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia +2ADE300029 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- Languages and Written Practice in the Humanist Era in Bohemia, especially on the Czech-Saxonian Border2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Languages in the Written Practice in Bohemia, such as in the Texts by Matthaeus Meisner.2014 | Faculty of Arts
- On the Historiographic Texts in the Czech Lands in the 16th Century, Such As the History of the Town Most by the Humanist Matthaeus Meisner.2013 | Faculty of Arts
- On History of the Town Most by the Humanist Matthaeus Meisner (the End of the 16th century)2012 | Faculty of Arts
- On the anniversary of the Germanist PhDr. Evy Berglová2023 | Faculty of Arts
- The First Touches of Šumava with Germanists of the University of Prague2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Moravian Silesia as part of the sub-countries of the Bohemian Crown in the ʻRegister and Brief List of Privileges and Letters of the Kingdom of Bohemiaʼ. A historiolinguistic case study +12022 | Faculty of Arts
- Two anniversaries in the process of standardizing German in the 17th and 18th centuries. Justus Georg Schottel (1612–1676) and Johann Christoph Adelung (1732–1806)2022 | Faculty of Arts
- The Karlstein Crown Archive as a subject of the Register of Privileges of the Czech Crown Lands. A contribution to office practice at the beginning of the 16th century2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Dialect Literature2022 | Faculty of Arts
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