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Alicia Wolff (born Lohmann)

 

Doctoral Research Assistant

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Contact

alicia.wolff@zegk.uni-heidelberg.de

+49 (0)6221-54-2455

Historisches Seminar

3rd floor, room 222

Grabengasse 3-5

69117 Heidelberg

 

Office Hours

Tuesday 1pm – 2pm by appointment (virtual, registration per e-mail required)

 


 

 

Education

 

2020

M.A.

Free University of Berlin

2017

B.A.

Free University of Berlin

 

 

Employment

 

2020-

Doctoral Research Assistant

Ruprecht-Karls-University of Heidelberg

2018-2020

Student Research Assistant for Prof. Dr. Thomas Ertl in the field of Medieval History with the focus of High and Later Middle Ages

Free University of Berlin

2018-2019

Student Research Assistant for Leibniz-Edition, Academy Edition, Reihe IV: Politische Schriften

Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences

 

 


 

 

Alicia Wolff (born Lohmann in 1997 in Bremerhaven) studied History and Political Science at the Free University of Berlin between 2015 and 2020. From 2018 to 2020 she worked as a student research assistant for the Leibniz-Edition project of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences, as well as under Professor Thomas Ertl at the Friedrich-Meinecke-Institute of the Free University of Berlin. In October 2020 she began as a doctoral research assistant at the University of Heidelberg, where she is currently writing a dissertation about travelers' lists in the Middle Ages titled "Reisende und die Vielfalt der von ihnen hinterlassenen Listen: Produktion, Gebrauch und Überlieferung im späten Mittelalter". She is particularly interested in the history of travel and discovery, and is actively involved with the auxiliary sciences of history as well.

 

 


 

 

Selected publications 

 

Thomas Ertl/Alicia Lohmann, Georgian Imaginations. Marco Polo Variations on the Kingdom in the Caucasus, in: From Florence to Goa and Beyond. Essays in Early Modern Global History dedicated to Jorge Flores, hg. von Tilmann Kulke, Florence 2019 (im Druck).

 

 


 

 

Presentation

 

  • Listen in spätmittelalterlichen Pilgerberichten am Beispiel von Jerusalem

Vortragsreihe Junge Mittelalterforschung,

Date and location: 20. März 2024, Museum unterm Trifels, Annweiler am Trifels

 

  • Die Hanse in der Globalgeschichte

8. Internationaler Nachwuchsworkshop zur Hansegeschichte, organisiert von Aaron Vanides und Alicia Wolff

Date and location: 26.-28. Mai 2023, Toruń (Polen)

 

  • Wie können wir Listen in spätmittelalterlichen Pilgerberichten untersuchen?

Date and location: 27. März 2023, Universität Wien, Institut für Österreichische Geschichtsforschung

 

  • Topographical Lists in Late Medieval Pilgrim Reports to Rome, weitere Vorträge in der Session von Thomas Wozniak (Tübingen) und Matthew Boyd Goldie (New Jersey)

International Medieval Congress Leeds, Session: Mappings, Medieval Space - Lists, Rolls, and Topographic Data, organisiert von Felicitas Schmieder und Dan Terkla

Date and location: 04. Juli 2022, Leeds (England)

 

  • Listen in spätmittelalterlichen Pilgerberichten am Beispiel von Rom und Santiago de Compostela

Forschungskolloquium Mittelalter-Frühe Neuzeit (Christoph Mauntel, Gabriela Signori und Jan M. Sawilla)

Date and location:  07. Februar 2022, Universität Konstanz

 

 

 

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