Benedetta Zaccarello
Contact: benedetta.zaccarello@cefres.cz
is a CEFRES senior researcher from January 2017. She works on “Hybridations of Paradigms and Circulation of Traditions in the Writing of Contemporary Philosophy” looking through the manuscript archives of such philosophers as Jan Patočka and Aurobindo Ghose. Her research is embedded in CEFRES research area 1.
István Pál Ádám
Contact: istvan.adam@cefres.cz
is from January 2016 a post-doctoral researcher at CEFRES and at the Faculty of Humanities of Charles University, benefitting from the support of the Charles University in Prague. His research project is entitled The Spatial Control of Central European Concierges and contributes to CEFRES research area 3.
Chiara Mengozzi
Contact: chiara.mengozzi@cefres.cz
is from January 2016 a post-doctoral researcher at CEFRES and at the Faculty of Arts of Charles University, benefitting from the support of the Charles University in Prague. Her research project is entitled Animal Matters. Challenging the Anthropological Difference and Literary Norms and contributes to CEFRES’s research area 2.
Alessandro Milani
Contact: alessandro.milani@cefres.cz
benefits from a three month long fellowship (February-April 2017) at CEFRES. A post-doctoral researcher at EPHE, Paris, he conducts his research on the condition of Western Ukrainian Greek-Catholics in interwar Poland and Czechoslovakia between 1919 and 1929. His project fits into CEFRES research area 2.
Aurore Navarro
Contact: aurore.navarro@cefres.cz
benefits from a three month long fellowship (February-April 2017) at CEFRES. A post-doctoral researcher in geography at Laboratoire d’études rurales –Lyon 2 University, she studies artisanal food and retail trade in the Czech Republic. Her project fits into CEFRES research area 1.
Ayse Yuva
Contact: ayse.yuva@cefres.cz
benefits from a four month long fellowship (February—May 2017) at CEFRES. A post-doctoral researcher at the Panthéon-Sorbonne University (Paris 1), her project focuses on the the borders of philosophy and the writing of its history in 19th century Prague, and fits into CEFRES research area 1.
