- Disengaged or disingenuous? Ascetic and bourgeois self-surveillance in African American literature, exemplified on Charles Johnson’s “Alethia”2013 | Faculty of Arts
- Cold War Secrets and African American Literature: The Story of Abraham Chapman2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Concept of Race in Czech Translations of African-American Literature2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Panoptical Neuroticism in Paul Beatty's The Sellout2021 | Faculty of Education
- THE SELLOUT: REACTIONARY PANOPTICISM IN PAUL BEATTY’S NOVELPublication without faculty affiliation
- The Sellout: Reactionary Panopticism in Paul Beatty’s Novel +1Publication without faculty affiliation
- 'A picture worth a thousand words': Oscar Micheaux and his mimetic contributions to African American social uplift2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Charles Johnson's "Transmission" as an Exercise in Historiographic Metafiction and in Pan-African Agency2018 | Faculty of Education
- Juxtaposing Irish American and African American Panoptical Neuroticism in Early 20th Century US Literature2018 | Faculty of Education
- 'A picture worth a thousand words' : Public Controversy Stirred up by the Filmic Rendition of the Tragic Mulatto Phenomenon in Charles W. Chesnutt's The House Behind the Cedars - nepublikovaná konferenční přednáška2014 | Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Education