Mgr. Marie Jiřičková, M.A.

In my dissertation project, I focus on the historical experiences of women working in the textile industry in the Krkonoše Mountains and the Podkrkonoší region between 1950 and 1990, concentrating on their subjective experiences in the context of the transformation of the industrial landscape and broader historical processes.

Research areas:

cultural history; contemporary history; historical anthropology; theory and methodology of oral history (with an emphasis on feminist oral history); women's history; gender history; history of everyday life; Krkonoše Mountains, deindustrialization


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Consultations are available by prior arrangement via email: .


Identificators:

ORCID 0009-0009-2359-5987


Courses:

(YBHCxxx) The Feminist Oral History


Professional and academic activities:

2025

Conference Heritage and depopulation in Europe (Prague: August 27–29, 2025), active contribution: “Women in Mountain Factories: Historical Experiences of Female Textile Workers in the Krkonoše and Podkrkonoší Region after 1945”


OHS Annual Conference ‘Whose Voices? in partnership with the Scottish Oral History Centre) (University of Strathclyde, Glasgow: June 6–7, 2025), active contribution: Memory of textile female workers: stakhanovites at work - and at home?


2024

9th COHA International Conference Oral History in the 21st Century: Interview and its Future, active contribution: “Lost in AI: Challenges of Oral History and the Physicality of Interviewing in the Age of Artificial Intelligence”.


Interdisciplinary Doctoral Conference Rewriting the History: Changing the Reading of the Past, active contribution: "Grasping History of the Ecofeminist 'Underground' in the 1990s".


2022

Participation in the 20th Student Workshop of Historians and Supporters of Oral History in Sovinec. (Czech Oral History Association – COHA)


2021

Study stay within the Erasmus program at Sciences Po Lyon, France, Diploma of French and European Studies (DFES)


Awards:

2024 – 3rd place in the Czech Oral History Association (COHA) competition for the best university thesis using the oral history method (2022/2023) for the thesis "New People in the Old Mountains" – new settlers in the Krkonoše Mountains after 1945;


2022 – 2nd place in the same competition (2020/2021) for the bachelor's thesis "The Impact of 'Operation P' from the Perspective of a Greek Catholic Priest's Family."


Education:

From 2024 PhD., General Anthropology, Faculty of Humanities, Charles University


2023-2024 M.A., Comparative History, History Department, Central European University in Vienna


2021-2023 Mgr., Oral History – Contemporary History, Faculty of Humanities, Charles University


2018-2021 Bc., Studium humanitní vzdělanosti, Faculty of Humanities, Charles University


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