- Jean Froissart2013 | Faculty of Arts
- The Representation of Powers and Hierarchies in Jean Froissart’s Chronicles2007 | Faculty of Arts
- The international relations in the Jean Froissart chronicles1998 | Faculty of Arts
- The Imperial PeacemakingCeremony 1372 according to Jean Froissart. A Conception of Peace in the Holy Roman Empire of Charles IV2009 | Faculty of Arts
- Creating a myth. Froissart's narrations of the death of John the Blind in the battle of Crécy2006 | Faculty of Arts
- „To what Prussia has that admiral dragged us?“ The Periphery of Europe in the Eyes of the Chronicler Jean Froissart2005 | Faculty of Arts
- The Construction of a Historical Reality in Jean Froissart's Chronicles. Historian and his Matter2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Wenceslas of Bohemia, duke of Luxembourg and of Brabant, between the Holy Roman Empire and France 1337-1383Publication without faculty affiliation
- Guillaume de Machaut and the justice of the King of Bohemia2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Froissart, enamoured young man and female laughter2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Nehorlivý lovec a jezdec na jelenu: travestie lovu jako prostředek charakterizace?2016 | Faculty of Arts
- "Greedy otter, loyal greyhound. Representation of a bad ruler in Froissart s Chronicles2021 | Faculty of Arts
- 'I just arrived from Prague in Bohemia!' An entry to the problem of fantasy's function in the medieval chronicle2007 | Faculty of Arts
- Bohemia and its inhabitants in the eyes of four French Medieval authors (Guillaume de Machaut, Eustache Deschamps, Jean Froissart, Jean d Arras)2005 | Faculty of Arts
- Wenceslas of Bohemia, the prince in the crossroads of Europe2013 | Faculty of Arts
- „In Prague, there are three towns, many imposing churches and pious people...“ The picture of the Czech lands and of their sovereigns in the French-written literature of the 14th century2004 | Faculty of Arts
- Wenceslas of Bohemia, duke of Luxembourg and Brabant, between the Holy roman Empire and France (1337-1383)Publication without faculty affiliation
- The Fortune´s Unstable Wheel2003 | Faculty of Arts
- Cowardly Hungarians or Arrogant French? Defeat at Nicopolis (1396) in Contemporary French Narrative Sources2016 | Faculty of Arts