About Me
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I currently work on issues pertaining to the intersection of phenomenology and psychoanalysis and to the history and philosophy of the emotions.
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Academic Background
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2011-Present
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Doctoral Candidate, Humanities Center, Johns Hopkins University
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| 2007-2010 |
M.A. at the DAAD Center for German Studies |
| 2004-2007 |
BA, Department of History and The Honors Program of the School of History, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Research Interests
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- Phenomenology
- Psychoanalysis
- History, sociology, psychology and philosophy of the emotions
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Scholarships and Grants
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| 2014 |
Dean’s Teaching Fellowship, Johns Hopkins |
| 2009-2010 |
Graduate Research Award, The Leonard and Helen R. Stulman Jewish Studies Program at the Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore |
| 2009-2010 |
Junior Visiting Fellowship, The Institute for Human Sciences (Institut für die Wissenschaften vom Menschen), Vienna |
| 2008 |
Erasmus Mundus External Cooperation Window Program of the European Union, Free University of Brussels |
| 2007 |
Dean's Award, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Conference Presentations
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- (2011) “Generalization, Representation and Transmission of Past Knowledge: A Comparison between Generations and Media through the Case of The Tin Drum,” Mediale Transformationen des Holocaust, le Centre interdisciplinaire d’études et de recherche sur l’Allemagne, Paris
- (2009) “Synchronic versus Diachronic Differentiation in the EU,” New Perspectives in Memory Studies: Rethinking Movement Representation and Materiality, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna
- (2009) “Walking in a Minefield of Clichés: Collective Memory, Identity and Boredom in Transnational Europe,” Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna
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Publications
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- “Constructing Identity and Embracing Boredom in United Europe”. In Perspectives on Memory and Identity, eds. B. Marrin and K. Hammerstein, Vienna: IWM Junior Visiting Fellows’ Conferences, Vol. 28. 2010.
- "The Metamorphoses of an Historical Story: ‘The Southern Storms’ Pogroms (1881-2) in the Jewish Historiography”, Hayo Haya: Journal of the School of History, Hebrew University 7 (2009): pp. 58-81 (Hebrew)
- "The Infantilization of Evil: The Tin Drum and the Intergenerational Dynamics of Remembrance of the Second World War in West Germany”, European Forum Working Papers Series, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2009.
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