I am interested in the genealogy of the (post)modern liberal societies and the development of their specific and unique relationship with nature. I am particularly interested in the role played by the Christian religion in the genesis of this special kind of relationship with nature and to what extent religious thinking and experiences can still have a place in liberal political-philosophical discourse. Therefore, my interest in the WGEA research group focuses on the one hand on the manifestation of this special relationship to nature in the aesthetic experience of (post)modern subjects and on the other hand on the potential eschatological significance of these experiences. By eschatological, I also mean explicitly discourse-opening functions and their significance for the current climate crisis.
Affiliations and academic research
July 2022 to November 2022 | Research assistant at the Research Unit Social economics in the work and job environment at the University of Augsburg
December 2022 to April 2023 | Research associate in course of the research project UMDIA (“UnterbrechungsManagement bei Digital gerahmter InteraktionsArbeit“) at the Research Unit Social economics in the work and job environment at the University of Augsburg
May 2023 to March 2024 | Research associate in course of the research project LeNa (“Leitfaden Nachhaltigkeit”) Shape Value at the “Lehrstuhl” for Christian social ethics at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich in cooperation with the University of Tübingen
Since August 2023 | Member of the NGO FANE (For A New Earth) as a FANE Pioneer
Since November 2023 | Part of the WGEA Research Group