Publications
- Servants of Francophilia : French Migrant Women as Governesses in the Bohemian Lands, Between Cultural Transmission and Reproduction of Social Distinction (1750 - 1810)2022 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Words at Work, Words on the Move: Textual Production of Migrant Women from Early Modern Prague Between Discourses and Practices (1570-1620)2022 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Blood in a Chalice, Wine in a Goblet: On the Social Practice and Materiality of the Piety in Utraquism2022 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- 'I feel like I am a hybrid myself '. An Interview with Professor Peter Burke (University of Cambridge)2021 | Faculty of Humanities
- Editorial - Theoretically Informed History Writing and Present-Minded Questions2021 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Editorial +12020 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Editorial - Critical History Writing and the "Other" Europe2020 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Editorial: The Journal's Coming of Age2018 | Faculty of Humanities
- Maria Eleonora Sporck (1687-1717) and Anna Katharina Swéerts-Sporck (1689-1754): Practitioners and Promoters of the Word at the Edge of the Enlightenment2017 | Faculty of Humanities
- Research in Early Modern Gift Exchange and Personal Writings: On the Possibilities of Anthropologising the Economic History of Central Europe2017 | Faculty of Humanities
Classes
- Religious Dissent in late-medieval Latin ChristendomYBH235 | Faculty of Humanities
- Historical Memory and National Master Narratives in Central and Eastern Europe +2YBAJ018 | Faculty of Humanities
- Gift Exchange and Ego-Documents in Pre-Modern Europe (1400-1820) +1YBAJ050 | Faculty of Humanities
- Migration, Exile and Diaspora in Early Modern Europe and BeyondYBAJ055 | Faculty of Humanities
- Historical Anthropology of Migration +1YBAJ084 | Faculty of Humanities
- Historical Anthropology of Gift Exchange +1YBAJ160 | Faculty of Humanities
- Images as Evidence – Interpreting History of Visual CultureYBAJ161 | Faculty of Humanities
- Gender History in Central European Context (c. 1400 - 1820s)YBAJ206 | Faculty of Humanities
- Gender History in Central European Contexts (c. 1400-1820s)YBF408 | Faculty of Humanities
- Early Modern Religious Nonconformity and Exile in Comparative PerspectivesYBF409 | Faculty of Humanities
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