Publications
- Jaroslav Hašek: philosophical and literary perspectives2022 | Faculty of Humanities
- With the Goddess' Eyes to Seaward: An Eleusian Theme in Pound's Cantos2021 | Faculty of Humanities
- The Blind Muse and the Sicilian Bull in Hrabal's epic Beautiful Poldi2021 | Faculty of Humanities
- 'Ekfrasis and enargeia: On the Place of Meyer's Poem The Roman Fountain in Heidegger's Lecture The Origin of the Work of Art2020 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Filip Horacek, What is the Reason of the Divination of Dream? Translation and Commentary of Syneius' On Dreams2020 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- The Earth and the World in the Work of Art. On Heidegger's Essay Der Ursprung des Kunstwerkes2019 | Charles University, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Education, Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Arts
- Review of the book "Gnostic Adam: the Creation of Man and the Paradise Story According to the Setbian Mythology" bv Zuzana Vítková2019 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Pierre Hadot: What Is Ancient Philosophy?2018 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Raptus and Dante's Blessed vision (Par XXXIII)2018 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Wilfrid J. Harrington,, Revelation (review)2017 | Charles University
Classes
- Reading and Interpretation of the Fundamental Texts of the Western Tradition – Homer +1YBF388 | Faculty of Humanities
- Philosophical anthropologyYAK47001 | Faculty of Humanities
- Christian SymbolismYBAJ029 | Faculty of Humanities
- Cornerstones of Western Culture: Homer, Vergil, DanteYBAJ157 | Faculty of Humanities
- Humanities ExamYBE016 | Faculty of Humanities
- Specialisation Seminar on Philosophy: the Late Greek and Early Mediaeval PhilosophyYBF085 | Faculty of Humanities
- Evangelium according to John - Reading and Commentary II.YBF198 | Faculty of Humanities
- Evangelium according to John - Reading and CommentaryYBF210 | Faculty of Humanities
- Evangelium according to John - Reading and Commentary III.YBF234 | Faculty of Humanities
- Phenomenology of PrayerYBF235 | Faculty of Humanities
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