Classes
- Social Themes of the New TestamentL0004 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- History of the text and time of the New TestamentL0426 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Literature of the New Testament IL0427 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Literature of the New Testament IIL0428 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Theology of the New Testament +1L0458 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Hermeneutics of Biblical and Apocryphal TextsL0460 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Seminar on Biblical Exegesis of the New Testament IL0461 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Seminar on Biblical Exegesis of the New Testament IIL0462 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- The History of Early Christianity and the Second Temple JudaismL0571 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- The New Testament as LiteratureL0573 | Hussite Theological Faculty
Publications
- JESUS' DIALOGUES WITH THOSE WHO DO NOT UNDERSTAND : A RHETORICAL ANALYSIS OF JOHN 4:1-422020 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- From Pharisee to Ascetic: The Shift of the Image of the Apostle Paul in the Literature of the Genre of Acts2023 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Social Memory versus Historical Criticism. Social Memory Theory as a Postmodern Tool of New Testament Exegesis2023 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Paul in Ephesus. From from the Acts of the Apostles to the Acts of Paul (EABS Annual Conference 2023 Siracusa)2023 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- How to read Lucian?2023 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Luke's parable of the rich through the lens of social memory and narrative identity2023 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Glory, pain and death as a tool of memory and legendarization of ancient personalities2023 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Introduction. The Afterlife in Jewish and Christian Antiquity: Navigating Competing Conceptions as Products of Social Memory2022 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Social Memory Theory and Conceptions of Afterlife in Jewish and Christian Antiquity2022 | Hussite Theological Faculty
- Sexual Asceticism and Eternal Life in the Acts of Paul and Thecla: A Collective and Cultural Memory Perspective2022 | Hussite Theological Faculty
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