Dissertations at a glance

Ongoing dissertations

• "Functions of writing under the sign of censorship and inquisition - a literary study of the Portuguese "Século das luzes" on the basis of moral weeklies"
  (Institute of Romance Studies)
• Genealogies of Knowledge: Marie de Gournay and Montaign"
  (Institute of Romance Studies)
• The Germanic image of Tacitus and its way into the visual arts. An investigation into the reception of antiquity in the 18th century and its consequences
  (Ancient History/Art History)
• Medical-historical analysis of the formation of the modern self-image and image of man in the "long 18th century". Reception of antiquity and Enlightenment innovation in medical concepts
  (Center for the History of Science)
• Antiquity as a topos in the moral weeklies "The Spectator" and "Le Spectateur, ou le Socrate Moderne"
  (Institute for Romance Studies)
• Are there hybrid humans? Polygenism and monogenism in the context of hybridity, domestication and the position of humans in nature, 1750-1900
  (Center for the History of Science)
• Medical-historical account of the venereal disease gonorrhea and its effects on cultural life in the 18th century (University Archive) Moralische Wochenschriften
  (3 dissertation projects, Institute of Romance Studies)
• The Serbs in the Era of Revolutions
  (Institute of History)
• Communication on the edge of the Habsburg Monarchy. The Banat village world at the time of Joseph II as reflected in administrative-military reports
  (Institute of History)
• The mining and metal industry in the imperial Banat (1716 - 1778) (Department of History) Architectural history and architectural significance of Eggenberg Palace
  (Department of Art History)