Publications
- Images of Brittany2010 | Faculty of Arts
- Mácha: Czech and European2023 | Faculty of Arts, Central Library of Charles University
- The Autumn songs (Toward figures of time in the poetry of the 19th century)2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Goethe's Italian landscapes2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Hašek's Travel Stories2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Continuity and Transformation in Poetry: Toward the Baudelaire's and Gautier's poetics2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Paměť a trauma pohledem humanitních věd. Komentovaná antologie teoretických textů2015 | Faculty of Arts
- "Le panache blanc" - white plumes on the hat:: Gascon cadets and gasconic emblems in Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac2014 | Faculty of Arts
- ’Tis to Create and in Creating Live´. Essays in Honour of Martin Procházka2013 | Faculty of Arts, Catholic Theological Faculty, Faculty of Social Sciences
- The Brittany - a characteristic of one struggle2012 | Faculty of Arts
Classes
- Comparative Literature in the Plural: Projects, Concepts, Institutions +1A500005 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech Romanticism in European Context (based on readings from selected literary works)ABO100300 | Faculty of Arts
- The Trails of Space inside the Tracks of Subjectivity: The Poetics of Exemplary Travelogues from Medieval AgesABO100301 | Faculty of Arts
- The Trails of Space inside the Tracks of Subjectivity: The Poetics of Exemplary Travelogues from Medieval Ages IIABO100385 | Faculty of Arts
- Pre-Romanticism and Romanticism: pan-European ideas and topics in the Context of Czech CultureABO100393 | Faculty of Arts
- Pre-romanticism and Romanticism: European ideas and literary topics in Czech cultural context +4ABO500027 | Faculty of Arts
- Montaigne's essays and Pascal's paradoxes. About the individual existence and the human lotABO500407 | Faculty of Arts
- Development of Epic Forms: Meanings of Narratives and Esthetic SystemABO700115 | Faculty of Arts
- Michel de Montaigne: EssaysABO700208 | Faculty of Arts
- The semantic typology of epic forms – the metamorphoses of methods and thematics (selectively: from the Middle Ages to the Preromanticism)ABO700264 | Faculty of Arts
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