I am most interested in those areas of Political Theory and the History of Political Thought, which are connected to literary criticism and language philosophy. In my research, I aim to better understand how narratives shape our society and ask what political scientists can learn from works of literature. In the last years, I have worked on theories of text and interpretation in political theory and the authors Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Jacques Derrida and Friedrich Dürrenmatt.
I hold a PhD in modern thought from the University of Aberdeen (UK) and have studied politics, political theory and the history of political thought in Frankfurt, Darmstadt, Passau (all Germany) and Exeter (UK).
Experience
2019–present
Teaching Fellow, University of Education Karlsruhe
Education
2019
University of Aberdeen, UK, PhD in Modern Thought
2015
Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany, MA Political Theory
2013
University of Exeter, UK, MA in the History of Political Thought
2011
Passau University, Germany, BA Governance and Public Policy
Publications
2019
"Uns kommt nur noch die Komödie bei." Friedrich Dürrenmatts "dramaturgisches Denken" als Methode der Politischen Theorie, Jahrbuch Politisches Denken
2019
Was ist Text? Eine ontologische Grundlage für Interpretationsmethoden in der Politikwissenschaft, Zeitschrift für Politikwissenschaft
2012
Die Welt als dramaturgisches Labyrinth: Das politische Denken im Werk Friedrich Dürrenmatts,