- On some aspects of Praguian functionalism +12007 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- A Praguian View of Professor Josef Hladký's Work2006 | Central Library of Charles University
- Converting Russian Treebank SynTagRus into Praguian PDT Style2009 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- A Praguian view on Optimality Theory2000 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- A Praguian linguist looks back at the 20th century2001 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Praguian typology of languages1994 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Transforming Penn Treebank Phrase Trees into (Praguian) Tectogrammatical Dependency Trees2002 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Functional generative description and its Praguian roots1996 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- The Dynamic Potential of Topic and Focus: A Praguian Approach to Discourse Represemtation TheoryPublication without faculty affiliation
- The Typology of Hungarian. Introduction and Translation by Markus Giger2002 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- On the typological position of Upper Sorbian amog the West Slavic languages: The verbal system1998 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Vilém Mathesius and Functional Sentence Perspective, and beyond2012 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Actual questions of linguistic typology on the example of the Slavic languages2003 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Topic-Focus revisited (Through the eyes of the Prague Dependency Treebank)2012 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- The syntax of Slovac in an areal and typological perspective1999 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- On the typological position of Upper Sorbian among the West Slavic languages: nominal system1998 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Morphology within the Multi-Layered Annotation Scenario of the Prague Dependency Treebank2015 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Constructing an English Valency Lexicon2006 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Dynamic semantic scales in sentences with rhematic preverbal subjects and it-clefts with focused subjects: centre and periphery2016 | Faculty of Arts