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My research is on the changing perceptions and discourses on physical violence in the early Hussite movement of 15th century Bohemia. This includes the ideas of Jan Hus himself and those in his immediate circle, as well as their radicalization after Hus' execution in 1415 and their continued development in the radical and apocalyptic community of Tabor and throughout the Hussite wars. My main interest is how and why ideas of "spiritual" warfare and physical non-violence became materialized, and how this development was expressed and legitimized via Biblical-religious discourses.
September 2016
Material Exchange in the Early Modern World, The Princeton-Oxford-Münster-Budapest-Istanbul Early Modern History Workshop at Oxford University
July 2016
What Makes Us Human? Philosophical and Religious Perspectives in China and the West, Summer University at Central European University, Budapest, Hungary
July 2015
Religious Violence in Global Perspective, Summer University at Central European University, Budapest, Hungary
September 2013-Present
Central European University (Budapest, Hungary), Ph. D. candidate in the department of History.
September 2011-June 2012
Central European University (Budapest, Hungary), Master of Arts degree in History, with a specialization in Religious Studies.
September 2005-October 2009
Simon Fraser University (Vancouver, Canada), Bachelor of Arts degree with Honors in History.
2017
Organizer of first annual doctoral conference: "Enchantments, Disenchantments, Re-enchantments: Religion, State, and Society through History", 29 June - 1 July 2017 (Center for Religious Studies, Central European University, Budapest)
February 2016 – April 2016
Translator and Research Assistant for Mihai Surdu: "Whose Blood, Which Genes? Narratives and Sampling Strategies in Roma-Related Genetic Research from 1921 up to Today", Institute of Advanced Study, Central European University, Budapest.
May 2015 – present
Translator for forthcoming Brill companion to the Hussites.
November 2014 – present
Research assistant to Professor Matthias Riedl, including editing a forthcoming Brill Companion to Joachim of Fiore, and a forthcoming Central European University Press Publication The Apocalyptic Complex
2017
Josef Dobrovský Fellowship for foreign researchers (Prague, Czech Republic)
2015
Research Stipend at Leibniz-Institut für Europäische Geschichte (Mainz, Germany)
2013–2016
Full Doctoral Fellowship from Central European University
2012
Péter Hanák Award (Central European University, department of History)
Annual recognition of the year's best thesis in the History department.
2014
Academic Achievement Award for First-Year Doctoral Students (Central European University, department of History)
January 2017 – April 2017
Teaching Assistant for CEU Master's level course "Interdisciplinary Methods of Comparative History".
September 2016 – January 2017
Teaching Assistant for CEU Master's level course "Historiography: Themes in its History and Approaches to its Theory"
"Jakoubek of Stříbro and some intellectual developments for Táborite violence" Bohemian Reformation and Religious Practice 12, forthcoming.
Translation of Hussite prophecies in a collection of early modern prophetic literature, under the organization of Dr. Lionel Laborie (University of London), forthcoming.
"The Changing Perception of the Hussites in the Thoughts and Works of Johannes Nider", in Vojtěch Bažant and Věra Vejrychová (eds.), Kacíři, barbaři, nepřátelé. Odlišnost a stereotypy v pozdním středověku [Heretics, barbarians, enemies: Difference and stereotypes in the late middle ages] (Prague, 2016), 181-218.
"Spreading Faith and Vengeance: Human Agency and the 'Offensive Shift' in the Hussite Discourses on Warfare", The Bohemian Reformation and Religious Practice 10 (2015): 158-184.
"The Christian Rejection of Animal Sacrifice by Daniel C. Ullucci" (Book Review) International Political Anthropology vol. 7, no. 1 (2014): 115-123.
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