- Image Schemas and Description of Language : Image Schema "Path" in Czech2009 | Faculty of Arts
- Image Schema: The Multimodal Resource for global meaning-making2020 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- The Image Schema PATH in the Czech and the Czech Sign Language2014 | Faculty of Arts
- Image Schema: The Multimodal resource for global meaning-making. Environmental infographics2021 | Central Library of Charles University
- The Movement by Legs as Source Domain of Metaphors in Scientific Texts (The Image Schema path in Czech)2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Image Schemas: the Unperceived Communicative Clues to Global Meaning Making2021 | Central Library of Charles University
- The Image Schema PATH in the Czech Somatic Phraseology2016 | Faculty of Arts
- The Interpretation of Božena Němcová's Letters: the Linguistic Picture of the World and Image Schemas2015 | Faculty of Arts
- It even Goes to Church with You. Stereotype, Concept Profiles and Image Schemas Related to a Certain Taboo Body Part2018 | Faculty of Arts
- On A. Stich's Analysis of Other Author's Interference with Božena Němcová's Letters2014 | Faculty of Arts
- Horizons of the cognitive-cultural linguistics. Schemas and stereotypes in spoken and sign languages2017 | Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Education
- Ona the motion of human beings2008 | Faculty of Arts
- Cognitive Linguistics and the Study of the Czech Sign Language (First Comments)2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Multimodal Instruction and its vital role in language learning2021 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- The motion along a path by means of legs as the source domain of the time metaphors in Czech2013 | Faculty of Arts
- The PATH schema as the primary shcema for conceptualization of time lasting processes +12015 | Faculty of Arts
- Linguistic Representations of the Metaphor LIFE IS A JOURNEY in Czech (Based on Memoirs)2016 | Faculty of Arts
- HLAVA ("head"): Profiles and Subprofiles of the Czech Concept (Comparing partly with the Russian Concept GOLOVA)2014 | Faculty of Arts
- Synthetic Intensification Devices in Old EnglishPublication without faculty affiliation