Classes
Publications
- Old Norse Chivalric Sagas and their Transformations2017 | Faculty of Arts
- The interpretation of canon law and "courtly love" in the Saga of Bever. Ideological implications2017 | Faculty of Arts
- The Saga of Tristram and Ísodd: an Icelandic parody of a Norwegian courtly text2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Female Roles in Medieval Scandinavia2015 | Faculty of Arts
- The Work of Johannes Marcus Marci of Cronland in the Book Collection of the First Faculty of Medicine at Charles University2020 | First Faculty of Medicine
- Why such Big Words? Old Norse Knightly Epic I.2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Manuscripts and early printed Books at the Institute for History of Medicine 1st FM CU2018 | First Faculty of Medicine
- Some Thoughts on Old Norse Literature and Society. How Women Greet a Warrior2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Misogyny, Misogamy, and the Assessment of Women in Chivalric Sagas.2017 | Faculty of Arts
- How does TEI cope with the variants of the Bærings saga?2017 | Faculty of Arts
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