Publications
- How is a Baroque legend to be read? : The Legend of St Wenceslas (1643-1644) Aegidius of St John the Baptist in word and image2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech Rorate Chants: On the Desiderata and Challenges of Czech Literary HIstoriography2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Conversation and Exemplum in Jesuit modus catechizandi : Some Notes to Bridels "Křesťanské učení veršemi vyložené"2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Maria, Mater et Sponsa Christi: Medieval Elements in 17th Century Czech Hymnography?2014 | Faculty of Arts
- The work Historia persecutionum ecclesiae Bohemicae and the Early Modern discourse on Christian martyrdom : Contexts - strategies - objectives2022 | Faculty of Arts
- The Case of Public Veneration of Sancta Maria de Victoria in Prague : An Episode of Czech History Condemned to Sink into Oblivion?2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech Literature of Elder Times : Story of a Term2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Bohemian Broadsheet Legends, 1650–18002022 | Faculty of Arts
- Correspondence between Antonín Škarka and Dmitrij Čyževskij2022 | Faculty of Arts
- 'They will envy that Michna of yours' or Creation of the Czech Baroque Library in the Correspondence of Antonín Škarka and Dmitrij Tschizewskij : A Chapter from the History of a Scholarly Collaboration Straddling the Iron Curtain2022 | Faculty of Arts
Classes
- Czech Literature of Older Times +10ABO100007 | Faculty of Arts
- Concetto in Czech Literature +1ABO100273 | Faculty of Arts
- Hymns of Czech JesuitsABO100311 | Faculty of Arts
- Reading of Czech Literature of Older Times +4ABO100330 | Faculty of Arts
- Hymn-book as Anthology of Czech Poetry of Older Times IABO100452 | Faculty of Arts
- Hymn-book as Anthology of Czech Poetry of Older Times IIABO100468 | Faculty of Arts
- Tradition of rorate Chants in the Czech Lands from the 16th to the 18th Century +1ABO100491 | Faculty of Arts
- Adam Michna as a Poet +2ABO100492 | Faculty of Arts
- Hymnal as a Site of Memory +2ABO100541 | Faculty of Arts
- Chapters from the History of Old Czech LiteratureABO100567 | Faculty of Arts
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