- 100 Years of Ruch filosofickýPublication without faculty affiliation
- Contemporary reception and distortion of Buddhism on the example of authors around the journal Ruch filosofický. Nirvana, salvation and correction of human affairs in the context of the texts of Vincenc Lesný, Vladimir Hoppe and others2023 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- Controversies about the Nature of Czech philosophy on the Pages of Ruch Filosoficky2023 | Central Library of Charles University
- Ferdinand Pelikán and the Struggle for the Freedom of Czech Philosophy2020 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Professor Rádl's Parforce Hunt2023 | Faculty of Humanities
- Czechoslovak Free Thought and Atheist Movement2021 | Faculty of Humanities
- Vincenc Lesný and his concept of nirvana in the contemporary philosophical-religious context2022 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- Modernisation of Czech Philosophy Based on Emphasising the Concept of Person : Is Ferdinand Pelikán's and Karel Vorovka's Personalism a Form of Individualism?2021 | Central Library of Charles University
- Rádl's Criticism of the Czech Individualist Inter-War Philosophy2021 | Faculty of Humanities
- The Czech Question of Religion in the Context of the Struggle for a New Czech Philosophy2021 | Faculty of Humanities
- The Spiritual Essence of Man and the World in the Philosophy of Vladimír Hoppe2021 | Faculty of Humanities
- „Došlo tam patrně k velikým nechutnostem […]“: Ruch filosofický a dobová satirická reflexe okultismu2021 | Faculty of Humanities
- Individual as Transcendental Being2023 | Faculty of Humanities
- Begginings of Czech Philosophy: Fichte, Bergson, Pelikán2021 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Karel Vorovka's Step into the Unknown2021 | Faculty of Humanities
- The Democratizing Principle of Intuition and the Philosophy of Personality2023 | Faculty of Humanities
- Ferdinand Pelikán : The Philosophy of Personality as a Cure for Fictionalism2021 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Chinese whispers Between Bohemia and Buddha - the influence of Buddhism on European thought and imaginationPublication without faculty affiliation