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PD Dr. Felix Wiedemann is a Senior Lecturer at the Institute for Ancient Near Eastern Studies (Freie Universität Berlin), specializing in intellectual history, historiography, and migration narratives. His research focuses on the intersection of knowledge production, identity construction, and colonial discourse in ancient studies. He leads the DFG-funded project 'Völker- und Rassenkunde in Stein,' examining racial cartography through ancient Egyptian imagery.
Education:
- 2003-2006: PhD in Modern History at Freie Universität Berlin (dissertation on witchcraft's modern reception)
- 1995-2002: MA in Modern History, Political Science, and Philosophy at Freie Universität Berlin
Research Interests:
- 19th-20th century knowledge systems and ideological narratives
- Historiography of the ancient Near East and migration studies
- Racial theories, orientalism, and colonial ethnography
- Right-wing extremism and religious movements
Key Projects:
- DFG-funded 'Völker- und Rassenkunde in Stein' (Stone-Based Ethnography)
- 'Wanderungsnarrative' (Migration Narratives in Near Eastern Studies)
- Co-edited volumes on migration historiography and identity mapping
Teaching: Courses on historiography, migration history, antisemitism, and scholarly writing methods.
Labs/Teams: Leads interdisciplinary research groups at the Einstein Center Chronoi and former Topoi Cluster of Excellence.
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