Anna Echterhölter is member of the research group on cultural history within TOPOI, research Assistant of Iris Därmann, and teaches at the Institute of Cultural History and Theory at the Humboldt-Universität. She studied Physics, Cultural History and Theory and German Literature at the Freie Universität and Humboldt-Universität in Berlin and the Goldsmiths College London. In 2009 she finished her doctoral thesis “Schattengefechte – Genealogische Praktiken in Nachrufen auf Naturwissenschaftler 1710-1860 (Göttingen: Wallstein)”, for which she received scholarships from the Gerda-Henkel-Foundation and the Max-Planck-Institute for the History of Science. She is currently working on her professorial dissertation: Metrology – Scales and Situations of Justification since Antiquity. With the help of Daniel Schwarz she realized the podcast-site www.tonargumente.org, which provides talks given on the topics of the CSG-II.
Further information: www.culture.hu-berlin.de/ae
Activities
- May 25, 2012TalkPart of: Colloquium on Cultural Theory 2Speaker
- Apr 27, 2012ConferenceOrganiser
- Apr 27, 2012TalkPart of: Marginal Economies and Economic Marginality since AntiquitySpeaker
- Feb 07, 2012ColloquiumOrganiser
- Jun 17, 2011TalkPart of: Praktiken. Handliches / UnhandlichesSpeaker
- Jun 17, 2011WorkshopOrganiser
- May 03, 2011ColloquiumPart of: CSG-II Colloquium on Cultural TheorySpeaker
- Mar 18, 2011TalkPart of: Implicit Knowledge: On the Tacit Dimensions of Making SpaceSpeaker
- Feb 01, 2011ColloquiumPart of: CSG-II Colloquium on Cultural TheorySpeaker
- Oct 01, 2010Lecture SeriesOrganiser
- Jul 13, 2010ColloquiumPart of: CSG-II Colloquium on Cultural TheorySpeaker
- Feb 09, 2010ColloquiumPart of: CSG-II Colloquium on Cultural TheorySpeaker
- Jan 19, 2010ColloquiumOrganiser
- Oct 01, 2009Lecture SeriesOrganiser

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