Classes
- Integrative and Disintegrative Processes in European History I AAHES1019 | Faculty of Arts
- Chapters from Medieval Culture +2AHSV10521 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP Feudal relations and medieval legal culture +1AHSV10634 | Faculty of Arts
- Feudal relations and medieval legal cultureAHSV10635 | Faculty of Arts
- Court Culture in the Middle Ages +1AHSV10670 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP Court Culture in the Middle AgesAHSV10672 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- “because of a certain woman ... claiming these goods as her fief” Women’s Fiefs in Saxon Diplomatic Sources in the High Middle Ages2023 | Faculty of Arts
- mensaque, qui postremus residebat, abscederet. Servants in Social Space of Medieval Court2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Ludmila – a woman, a wife, a mother, a grandmother, a saint and a historiographical Problem2022 | Faculty of Arts
- In memoria non habentur. On the Terminology of Property Rights in Czech Medieval Law2021 | Faculty of Arts
- The "foreigner" in Přemyslid Bohemia . Some reflections on the depiction of foreigners in medieval sources2021 | Faculty of Arts
- From the benefice to the fief. A comparative analysis of Saxon and Bohemian sources from the 10th to 14th century2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Children and childhood. From the Middle Ages to the threshold of the Enlightenment2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Children and childhood in coroners' rolls: A paper on the everyday life of medieval children in the city and countryside2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Women and a Fief. The Forms of the feudal Institute in the Registers of Deeds2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Přemyslid court in the light of sources and historiography2014 | Faculty of Arts
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