Publications
- Boundaries of laughter. The comic and the serious in the medieval Europe2019 | Faculty of Arts, Central Library of Charles University, Protestant Theological Faculty
- Speaking about Love and Death: The Story of Tristan and Iseult as a Didactical Challenge2016 | Faculty of Arts, Central Library of Charles University
- Gawain, Nephew of Arthur. The Sun of all the Chivalry2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Voices & Places : Space, Place, and Geography in World Poetry2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Really about nothing : Farai un vers de dreit nien by Guilhem de Peitieu as and experiment in poetic subjectivity2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Leisure and Idleness. Time Beyond Work in medieval Europe2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Old Hags : Women and Time in Medieval Europe2020 | Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Education
- Hundred Songs about Mary. The Toledo Codex of Cantigas de Santa Maria of Alfonso X the Learned2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Courtly Game and High Love. A Preface to the Troubadour Manuscript R2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Essays on Poetry and the Epoch of Charles IV.2017 | Faculty of Arts
Classes
- A Man with Oar – Ulysses as a character and paradigm in medieval literature +1ABO500347 | Faculty of Arts
- Interpretative Seminar: Oedipus the King across Medieval Cultures +1ABO700228 | Faculty of Arts
- Intensive seminar of textual interpretation: François Rabelais +1AKM500106 | Faculty of Arts
- Intensive seminar of textual interpretation II: The conjoined beauty, or Chrétien de Troyes and the art of romanceAKM500167 | Faculty of Arts
- Interpretative Seminar I: Tristan and IseultAKM500192 | Faculty of Arts
- Interpretative Seminar: Gawain the Knight across Medieval CulturesAKM500202 | Faculty of Arts
- Interpretative Seminar: Apollonius of Tyre and Medieval Literature +1AKM500303 | Faculty of Arts
- Practical Theories and Medieval Texts: ParzivalABO500409 | Faculty of Arts
- Introduction to General and Comparative Literature – SeminarABO500702 | Faculty of Arts
- "I know of words and how they go" Troubadour poetry, its power and traditionABO700227 | Faculty of Arts
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