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University of Zurich, Switzerland

Historisches Seminar

Anmerkungen zu einem Statthalter der Provinz Cilicia-Isauria-Lycaonia und zu den stadtrömischen Titeln von Tarsos, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 199, 2016, 264-270 (zusammen mit Marco Vitale)
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      Greek Epigraphy, Cilicia, Roman Prosopography, Roman provincial governors
Epigraphica Helvetica A. Publikationen zu in der Schweiz gefundenen Inschriften der Jahre 2014-2015, Museum Helveticum 73 (1), 2016, 97-101 (zusammen mit Jens Bartels)
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      Roman Epigraphy, Latin Epigrapy, Helvetii
Epigraphica Helvetica A. Publikationen zu in der Schweiz gefundenen Inschriften der Jahre 2013-2014, Museum Helveticum 72 (1), 2015, 95-102 (zusammen mit Jens Bartels)
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      Latin Epigraphy, Roman Epigraphy, Helvetii
Epigraphica Helvetica A. Publikationen zu in der Schweiz gefundenen Inschriften der Jahre 2015-2016, Museum Helveticum 74 (1), 2017, 91-95 (zusammen mit Jens Bartels)
Seit 2015 erscheint im Museum Helveticum eine epigraphische Chronik, die von Michel Aberson (Universität Lausanne), Jens Bartels (Universität Zürich), Regula Frei-Stolba (Universität Lausanne),Nikolas Hächler (Universität Zürich) und Anne... more
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      Latin Epigraphy, Roman Epigraphy, Helvetii
CfP: Religious Pluralism in the Roman Empire (1st-5th century A.D ) (together with Matthias Hächler)
Call for Papers for a workshop at the 29th World Congress of the International Association for the Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy, University of Lucerne, 7-13 July 2019.
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      Religious Pluralism, Late Roman Empire, Social and Political Philosophy, Roman Empire
Astrid Habenstein: Abwesenheit von Rom, Heidelberg 2015, Museum Helveticum 73 (2), 2016, 246-247
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      Roman Villae, Late Roman Republic, Roman senate, Early Imperial Rome
Klaus Rosen: Attila. Der Schrecken der Welt, München 2016, Museum Helveticum 74 (2), 2017, 251-252
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      Late Antiquity, Late Roman Empire, Attila the Hun, Völkerwanderungszeit
«Excessive Anatomies? - Playing with Vesalius in Basel around 1600», 12. September 2014, Jahrestagung der SGGMN und SGAHE «Vesalius revisited», Basel.
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«(Männliche) Soziabilität, (weibliche) Anwesenheiten? Zur Gender-Problematik einer Geschichte „der“ Basler Mediziner um 1600», Summer School «Legitimität von Geschlechterverhältnissen», 11.-14.06.2014, La Ferrière, BE.
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zus. m. Susanna Burghartz: «Gusto & Disgust - Körperfaszination, Ekel und Anatomie in der Frühen Neuzeit», 20. Mai 2014, Ringvorlesung «Leiber öffnen, Körper erfinden. Die Kultur der Anatomie», Basel.
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«Corpses and Desire - Attracting Corporeal Objects and the Basel Physicians around 1600», Objects of Desire: Interdisciplinary Graduate Workshop of the Universities Basel, Bern and Oxford, 1.-2.5.2014, Basel.
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«Individuals, Group or Non-group? The Physicians of Basel around 1580 and the Complexity of their Embedment in the Urban Society», 25. April 2014, ESSHC Wien, Österreich.
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«Medical Sites, Social Sites: Basel Physicians and Their Social Entanglement within and beyond Medicine», Annual Meeting, Renaissance Society of America, 27.-29.3.2014, New York.
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«Bäder, Drucke und Sektionen - Soziale Sites in Basel um 1580», 18. Dezember 2013, Kolloquium zur Vormoderne, Basel.
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«Transcending Disgust. Habituation, Authority and the Decaying Body in Early Modern Anatomy», Skepsi Conference on «Disgust», 29.-30.5.2015, University of Kent, Canterbury.
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«Fishing in ‚Life Soup’ – Rejection as a Way to Form Relations and Construct ‚Selves’ in Basel’s Learned Elite», Workshop «Lives and the Life Cycle: Selves and Others 1400-1800», 7.-9.6.2015, Oxford.
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      Early Modern History, Moral Disgust, Theories of Disgust, Pasquills
«Focusing on Fluidity. Bodies and Society at the Early Modern Bath», Workshop «Basel meets Queen Mary», 22.-23.10.2015, London.
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      Early Modern Body, Historical Baths, Body Fluids
“The World Encompassed?” Scales and Challenges for a Global History
When an account of Sir Francis Drake’s voyage around the world was published in 1628 as „The World Encompassed“ there was no question mark to it. When we discuss the promises, possibilities, and limits of Global History on the occasion of... more
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      European History, Visual Studies, Art History, Early Modern History
The Physician's Marzipan. Communities at their Intersections in Basel around 1600". In: Arie van Steensel, Justin Colson (Hg.): Cities and Solidarities. Urban Communities in Pre-Modern Europe. London, New York 2017, 225-244.
Taking the extraordinary relationship between Felix Platter and Dorothea Gemusein as its starting point, this article analyses relationship building processes and communities in the urban context of Basel around 1600 by looking at gifts,... more
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      Early Modern History, History of Medicine, Gift Exchange, History of Sociability
Hermaphrodites in Basel? Figures of Ambiguity and the Early Modern Physician, in: Burghartz, Susanna; Burkart, Lucas; Göttler, Christine (Hg.): Sites of Mediation. Connected Histories of Places, Processes, and Objects in Europe and Beyond, 1450-1650, Leiden 2016, S. 299-327.
This article argues that ambiguity can be considered a signature of sixteenth- and seventeenth century Europe by analyzing how the Basel physicians Felix Platter and Caspar Bauhin used ambiguity to enhance their authority. Starting point... more
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      Early Modern History, History of Medicine, Hermaphrodites History, Gender Ambiguity