Classes
- Chapters from the History of Classical Rhetoric (2nd cycle - group B)ABO100221 | Faculty of Arts
- Selected Issues in the History of the Philosophy of Language (until the half of 19th Century)ABO100288 | Faculty of Arts
- History of the Concept of Universal Grammar (till 19th Century)ABO100443 | Faculty of Arts
- Selected Issues in the History of the Philosophy of Language (until the half of 19th Century) (2nd cycle - group A)ABO300383 | Faculty of Arts
- History of the Concept of Universal Grammar (till 19th Century) (group A)ABO300732 | Faculty of Arts
- Historical Roots of Contemporary CzechABO400950 | Faculty of Arts
- History of Czech LanguageABO500801 | Faculty of Arts
- History of Czech Language and Literature: Field TripABO500998 | Faculty of Arts
- Tracing the History of Czech LanguageABO700408 | Faculty of Arts
- Chapters from the History of Classical RhetoricABOV00121 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- The language and graphematic system of the oldest biographies of Czech exiles in Rixdorf and Berlin2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Alena Andrlová Fidlerová writing2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Sprache der Nähe vs. Sprache der Distanz and the 19th Century Codification of Modern Czech +12020 | Faculty of Arts
- Orthography and Group Identity A Comparative Approach to Studying Orthographic Systems in Early Modern Czech Printed and Handwritten Texts (c. 1560-1710) +12020 | Faculty of Arts
- Klatovy Must Be Founded after all or Jan Klatovský's Fundací and Its Relationship to Václav Hájek's Chronicle2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Teaching Czech in a Plurilingual Community in the Age of Enlightenment: The case of František Jan Tomsa2018 | Faculty of Arts
- The fate of the letter <g> in the history of Czech orthography2018 | Faculty of Arts
- About Language without Borders and Other Interesting Facts about Current Study of Czech2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Translating the Life of Antichrist into German and Czech in the Early Modern Period2017 | Faculty of Arts
- How Did Czech Country Folks Speak (and Write) at the Turn of the 19th Century?2017 | Faculty of Arts
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