Publications
- Sovereigns of Kingdom of Bohemia from the Perspective of Writers2009 | Faculty of Arts
- The Necessity of Czech Literature of the Older Times2006 | Faculty of Arts
- Curia ducis, curia regis, curia imperatoris. Rouler's court in literary reflexion.2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Literary reflection of Přemysl dynasty and Luxemburg dynasty2013 | Faculty of Arts
- The Body, Senses and Emotions in Medieval Literature (From Proglas to the Vita Caroli)2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Vita Caroli - Spiritual Portrait of Imperor2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Imaginary and real parts of the Czech authors of the Middle Ages2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Princes and kings in Chronica Boemorum from Cosmas2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Historical memory in old czech literature2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Literary representation of the ruler kingdom in the middle ages.2011 | Faculty of Arts
Classes
- Czech Literature of Older Times +9ABO100006 | Faculty of Arts
- Common life and free time in literature from middle Ages to 19. centuryABO100154 | Faculty of Arts
- The Přemyslid and Luxembourg Dynasties of European Medieval Times and Their Literary RepresentationsABO100249 | Faculty of Arts
- Dukes and Kings in Literary Reflexions of Their Times and in Next CenturiesABO100346 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech World and its Image in Literature since Medieval Times until the 19th CenturyABO100507 | Faculty of Arts
- Lords, Aristocrats, and the Brave: Strong Men and Non-Honoured People in Fiction since the Medieval Times until the 19th CenturyABO100509 | Faculty of Arts
- Images of Czech Aristocrats and Kings in Literary Development from the Ancient Times until the Texts of Historians and Writers of the Modern EraABO100510 | Faculty of Arts
- Spiritual and Secular Protagonist in Czech and European Literary Texts of the Medieval Times, the Hussite Era, the Renaissance, the Baroque, and the 19th Century +4ABO100560 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech Literature of Older Times [2]ABO300316 | Faculty of Arts
- Reading of Czech Literature of Older Times +3ABO300687 | Faculty of Arts
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