Mirjam Thulin

Mirjam Thulin is a Researcher at the Leibniz Institute for European History (IEG) in Mainz, Germany, with a focus on Jewish intellectual history and epistemological frameworks in European contexts. Her work explores historical knowledge cultures, scholarly networks, and the intersection of religion, academia, and cultural transfer.

• Current affiliation: Leibniz Institute for European History
• Former affiliation: Dubnow Institute (Doctoral Candidate, 2007–2011)

Research Interests

• Jewish Studies
• 19th–20th Century European Intellectual History
• Historical Epistemology
• Scholarly Networks
• Cultural Transfer

Publication Trends

Her recent works analyze Jewish scholarly systems in 19th-century Europe, contextualize Wissenschaft des Judentums methodologies, and trace epistemological legacies of figures like Marcus M. Jastrow. These publications bridge historical sociology and cultural studies.

Projects

• Associated member of the BMBF-Joint-Project on Jewish knowledge cultures beyond the national paradigm