Short presentation

Assistant Lecturer at the Department of Political Science. MA in Philosophy (UCPH, 2016). Ph.D. Fellow at Aarhus University (2017-2020).

Primary fields of research

My research is in the history of political thought. My main interest is the intellectual discourse of the German Vormärz period (c. 1820-1848), mainly political Hegelianism and the cultural and socio-political reception of Hegel's philosophy more broadly, but also discussions about constitutionalism, press freedom, and the relationship between religion and politics. I also do research on Karl Marx, both as an integrated part of and as an outlier to the above.

Current research

I am currently writing up my PhD dissertation, which is on Young Hegelian continuites in Karl Marx's Capital. I hope to hand in the dissertation in 2023, though a global pandemic has put serious strain on my efforts.

Futher, I am also currently interested in:

• Symbolic topography in Young Hegelianism
• Karl Marx's relationship to K. F. Köppen
• The future as an analytical category in political Hegelianism
• Structural Topic Modeling and text-as-data methods in the history of political thought

Teaching

Spring 2024

• Marx for the 21st Century (elective)

Autumn 2023

• Philosophy of science and methodology (BA)

Previous

• Sociology 101 (BA)
• BA project supervision

Supervision

I supervise projects broadly within political theory and methodology. I am especially interested in the following topics:

• The history of political thought
• Political philosophy
• Critical theory
• Philosophy of science
• Marx and Marxism
• Feminist philosophy and political theory

CV

Employment

2020: Assistant Lecturer, Department of Political Science, University of Copenhagen.

2017: Ph.D. Fellow, Department of Philosophy and the History of Ideas, Aarhus University.

2016: Assistant Lecturer, Department of Political Science, University of Copenhagen.

Education

2017-: Ph.D., Philosophy and Intellectual History, Aarhus University.

2019: Visiting graduate student, Department of Political Science and International Relations, University of Oxford.

2013-2016: MA, Philosophy, University of Copenhagen. Specialisation in the history of philosophy.

2009-2013: BA, Philosophy, University of Copenhagen. Electives in History and Comparative Literature.