Julia Hauser
- History
Areas of Expertise:
Global history; Entangled history of Europe, the Ottoman Empire, and South Asia (19–20th century); History of knowledge; Gender history; Visual history
Membership:
2013
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2018
Contact
University of Kassel, Germany
Department of Social Sciences
Nora-Platiel-Str. 1
34109 Kassel
Germany
+49 561 804 773 8
julia.hauser(at)uni-kassel.de
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About me
On various occasions, AGYA has offered me the opportunity to explore the potential for collaboration between the humanities and the arts, allowing me to overcome certain limits and conventions of academic work to explore my creative potential and connect with a broader audience at the interface of science and society.
- AGYA Publications
- The Moral Contagion
- Malta and the Mediterranean 2017
- A Frugal Crescent. Perceptions of Foodways in the Ottoman Empire and Egypt in Nineteenth-Century Vegetarian Discourse
- Out of the Ivory Tower: Broadening Global History in Germany
- Insatiable Appetite: Food as Cultural Signifier in the Middle East and Beyond
- My Commitment to AGYA
- Former Member in Charge of the Working Group Common Heritage and Common Challenges 2014–2015
- Task Force AGYA Photo Competition, jury member 2019
- Task Force Salon Sophie Charlotte 2020/21
- Contribution to the BBAW Salon Sophie Charlotte 2022
My advice to future AGYA members
Take advantage of the opportunities for travel and mobility offered by AGYA. Acquaint yourself with the working conditions of young scholars in your partner countries. Get inspired by interdisciplinary exchange. Appreciate the fact that the AGYA office team lends fantastic support in organizing conferences.
On a personal note
Must read in my discipline:
Jenseits des Eurozentrismus edited by Sebastian Conrad & Shalini Randeria
Favourite novel:
The Memoirs of Emily Ruete, which counters stereotypes about the ‘Orient’ held in nineteenth-century Germany.
