- Returns of the Living Dead2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Capitalism as a zombie2012 | Faculty of Education
- Art becomes zombie, too2014 | Faculty of Education
- Crisis is threefold and zombie rules2012 | Faculty of Education
- Androids, titans, zombies and the ending of all endings2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Pandemics and 'Zombies': How to Think Tropical Imaginaries with Cinematic Cosmologies2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Concepts of undead2018 | Faculty of Humanities
- Continuous layerPublication without faculty affiliation
- A Human Beings Is a Social (Zombie) Creature : Social Psychology Chapters2004 | Faculty of Law
- Living in Conceivable Worlds2007 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Undead / Undead / Endless Comebacks2016 | Faculty of Humanities
- Conceiving the Inconceivability of Conceivability2020 | Faculty of Humanities
- Always Already Monsters: BioShock's (2007) 'Splicers' as Computational Others2019 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Living Dead and Dead Living: The Worker and The Bourgeoise2021 | Faculty of Humanities
- (Im)mediate2018 | Faculty of Arts
- DEPESTRE AND CHAMOISEAU TELLING THE "FRANCOPHONE" HISTORY AS CREOLES2020 | Faculty of Education
- Conceiving the Unconceivability of Conceivability2019 | Faculty of Humanities
- Chapter 16 The Creolization of Patrick Chamoiseau (Martinique) and René Depestre (Haiti): Language and Center-Periphery Relationship2024 | Faculty of Education
- Player vs. Monster: The Making and Breaking of Video Game Monstrosity2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- INHUMAN 20152015 | Faculty of Humanities
- Werewolf as the Slavic and Germanic "Other": Czech Werewolf legends between oral and popular culture2023 | Faculty of Arts
- What do we need monsters for?Publication without faculty affiliation
- What do we need monsters for2023 | Faculty of Arts