Classes
- Category of "Other" and Travel LiteratureYDA238 | Faculty of Humanities
- "Other" and Travel LiteratureYMA046 | Faculty of Humanities
- Rituals and (Historical) Anthropology +1YMA212 | Faculty of Humanities
- On Cats, Vagabonds and Cannibals: Introduction to Historical AnthropologyYBH121 | Faculty of Humanities
- Representing the Holocaust in Pop-culture and HistoriographyYBH132 | Faculty of Humanities
- Historical Anthropology I. +2YBHC143 | Faculty of Humanities
- Historical Anthropology II. +3YBHC153 | Faculty of Humanities
- Anthropology and Film: History, the Present, TheoryYBHC166 | Faculty of Humanities
- Anthropology with All Your Senses: Current Topics and Approaches +1YBSC115 | Faculty of Humanities
- Comprehensive Exam in Historical Anthropology, Cultural History and HistoriographyYM4A1A001 | Faculty of Humanities
Publications
- "Bodily Difference" as a Category of historical analysis2011 | Faculty of Humanities
- Introduction2009 | Faculty of Humanities
- Introduction2009 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Terryfying unreason or a model of toleration? Imaginning Islam in fictional travelogues of Václav Matěj Kramerius2020 | Faculty of Humanities
- Creative Melanchthonism: The Limits of Cultural Exchange Research on the Example of University Humanism in the Second Half of the 16th Century2019 | Faculty of Humanities
- Early Modern Knowledge of the Islamic Orient : Experience and Intertextuality in Bohemian Travel Accounts (16th-17th Centuries)2018 | Faculty of Humanities
- Visualizing Near East in Bohemian Travel Accounts of the Early Modern Period2016 | Faculty of Humanities
- Representing the Other in Jiří and Růžena Baums'parallel travel journals from South Africa (1938-39)2016 | Faculty of Humanities
- "They are a burden for the country and working population" : Alterity and biopolitics in fictional travelogues of Václav Matěj Kramerius2015 | Faculty of Humanities
- Transculturalism Instead of National Mythologies? Historical Research of Cultural Exchange Processes2015 | Faculty of Humanities
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