Publications
- Who is the laugh on? Women and learning: ideology and intertextual play in 14-15th century poetry in Czech and English2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Images of wilderness and exile in Guthlac A2010 | Faculty of Arts
- Medieval English Soul and Body Literature2007 | Faculty of Arts
- A Scop among Scribes2006 | Faculty of Arts
- Quod Christus cum Hinieldo: Readings in the manuscript context of the 'Exeter Book'2006 | Central Library of Charles University
- Woman against the World: Two Medieval English Lives of St Juliana2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Social Dimensions of Feasting/Drinking in Old English Poetry2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Making Sense of the Past: Czech and English Vernacular Histories in the Fourteenth Century2023 | Faculty of Arts
- England and Bohemia in the Age of Chaucer2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Loathly Ladies' Lessons: Negotiating Structures of Gender in The Tale of Florent, The Wife of Bath's Tale and The Wedding of Sir Gawain and Dame Ragnelle2022 | Faculty of Arts
Classes
- English Literature 5: Medieval +1AAA110150 | Faculty of Arts
- English Medieval Literature - Basic ReadingsAAA111013 | Faculty of Arts
- British Cultural Studies in Historical Perspective +1AAA132010 | Faculty of Arts
- Heroes and Saints: Old English Religious Epic +4AAA300216 | Faculty of Arts
- Poems of the Exeter Book +1AAA300217 | Faculty of Arts
- Old English Riddling Poems +4AAA300241 | Faculty of Arts
- Heroes and Saints: Old English Epic Tradition +3AAA500221 | Faculty of Arts
- Heroes and Saints: Old English Epic Tradition: graded paperAAALA028B | Faculty of Arts
- Reading Chaucer +1AAALA034A | Faculty of Arts
- Reading Chaucer: graded paperAAALA034B | Faculty of Arts
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