Doctoral Students of the IGS

Nancy Alhachem, Sociology (EF)
Resonance instead of Alienation: The Practices of Memory among Migrants and Refugees in the German Culture of Remembrance

Bennet Bergmann, Sociology (EF)
Im Einklang mit Gott und der Welt. Untersuchungen des Verhältnisses von Meditationsritualen und phänomenologischen Resonanzbeziehungen zur Welt

Dina Bijelic (EF)

Elizaveta Boyko (EF)

Marcus Döller, Philosophy (EF)
Autonomy as Social Practice

Enno Friedrich, Latin Philology (G)
Pilgrimage in spiritual landscapes - socio-religious practice in the work of Venantius Fortunatus

Heinrich Hofer (EF)

Lukas Jung, Archaeology (G)
The agonistic "event culture"  in Side and Pamphylien

Olivera Koprivica, Theology (EF)
Female Bodies and Angelic Likeness: The Place and Role of the Body in Everyday Life of Orthodox Women Monastics - A Qualitative Study

Winfried Kumpitsch, Ancient History (G)
The Influence of Christian Military Saints on the Development of a Christian Soldier Ideal

Gabriel Malli, Sociology (G)
Pious subjectivities? A sociological analysis of Muslim discourses on gender and veiling

Manuel Moser, Religious Studies (EF)
Anthropology of cars: Resonances in the relationships between drivers and their vehicles

Nicole Navratil, History of South Eastern Europe (G)

Anita Neudorfer, Sociology (G)
(Re-)sonanting Subjects - Subjectivation and Discourses of Healing in Posttraditional Singing-Communities in the Holistic Milieu

Florian Oppitz, Archaeology and Theology (G)
Places of Christian-Motivated Charity in the Eastern Mediterranean in Late Antiquity. An Interdisciplinary Study Based on Archaeological and Other Ancient Sources (working title)

David Palme, Philosophy (G)
Contradiction as Form of Life

Diana Pavel, Archaeology (EF)
Platform of Encounters or a Table for Offerings? The Aspects of the Etruscan Altar in the Public and the Private Sphere in the 7th - 2nd Centuries BC

Luca Pellarin, Philosophy und Religious Studies (EF)
Time (dis)Closure: Learning from Christian Eschatology

Aaron Plattner, Greek Philology (G)
Ekphrasis and Resonance. The Voice of Objects, Rituals, and Sanctuaries in Pausanias

Blaž Ploj, Latin Philology (G)
Religious Rituals in the Comedies of Titus Maccius Plautus

Rupert Rainer, Philology (G)
“The temple which is enchanting to behold.” The church as a place of resonance in the Ekphrasis of the Hagia Sophia by Paulus Silentiarius

Stella Rehbein, Soziology (EF)
Romance in times of declining resonance. A inequality- and gender-related study of love between ritual and routine

Thomas Sojer, Philosophy and Theology (G)
Simone Weil's philosophical scrutinies of the New Testament

Ramón Soneira Martínez, Religious Studies (EF)
Atheism and Unbelief in Ancient Greece

Raphaela Swadosch, Theology (G)
A study on the conditions of resonance of the Song of Songs and its reception

João Tziminadis, Philosophy (EF)
Unleashing Life from its Boundaries: The Bioscientific-Cultural Pursuit of Vitality and the Finiteness of the Human

Armin Unfricht, Ancient History (G)
Identity, integration, politics: A study on the social significance of heroization and cultic worship of historical figures in Ancient Greece

Isabell Wagener, Archaeology (G)
Who am I? Representations of personification and cultic practices as expression of resonant self-world relations in the Aristophanic comedy

Emma Charlotte Weiher (EF)

Devmini Malka Wijeratne, Archaeology (EF)
Mos Maiorum, Resonance and Emotion

Affiliated Doctoral Students, Erfurt

Martin Repohl, Sociology

The Relational Quality of the Material World: Perspectives of a World-+ relational Sociological Approach of the Analysis of Materiality
 

Anton Röhr, Philosophy
Ritual as Space of Serenity? Resonance and the Dialectic of Identity and Non-Identity
 

Affiliated Doctoral Students, Graz

Sarah Lang, Digitale Geisteswissenschaften / Literaturwissenschaft (2018-2020)
Ansätze automatisierter digitaler Edition alchemischer Texte am Beispiel der Symbola Aureae Mensae Michael Maiers

Teresa Mocharitsch, Alte Geschichte und Kunstgeschichte (2020- )
Das Germanenbild des Tacitus und sein Weg in die Bildende Kunst Untersuchungen zur Antikenrezeption im 18. Jahrhundert und seine Folgen.

Alexander Schachner, Alte Geschichte (2017-2019)
Zwischen Pietät und Pragmatismus. Möglichkeiten und Grenzen der militärischen Nutzung griechischer Heiligtümer

Astrid Schmölzer, Provinzialrömische Archäologie/Alte Geschichte (2017-2020)
Göttinnen der Germania Inferior. Archäologische Neubetrachtung der Matronen und der Dea Nehalennia