ORCID 0009-0005-4715-4263

In my work, I place particular emphasis on the interconnections between early modern history, print culture, and transcultural exchanges, with a focus on translation practices and the colonial circulation of knowledge. My doctoral research examines the racial constructs and colonial ideologies embedded in early modern English representations of India and its inhabitants, as well as their reception in wider European intellectual and print networks.

Field of study

Early Modern History, history of print culture, transcultural history, colonial history, translation history, digital humanities

Contact

Education

Since 2025 PhD Candidate in General Anthropology, Faculty of Humanities, Charles University

2023–2025 MA Hons in Historical Sociology, Faculty of Humanities, Charles University

2020–2023 BA in Humanities and Liberal Arts, Faculty of Humanities, Charles University

Professional and academic activities

Research stays

One-month DAAD research stay, University of Bonn, Department of Early Modern History and Rhenish Regional History (June 2026). Research on early modern English print culture, colonial discourse, and Central European reception.

Participation at conferences and workshops

COST Action CA23137 “Print Culture and Public Spheres in Central Europe 1500–1800”

Summer School “Print Culture and Translation in Central Europe (1500-1700). Methods, Problems and Approaches” under Tuglas Literary Institute of the Estonian Academy of Sciences, Tallinn, Estonia (30 June – 3 July 2026)

PCPSce Young Researchers and Innovators Lecture

Lecture “The Representation of India in Early Modern English Print Production and their Reception” (11 May 2026)

Participation in the Winter School “Handwritten Text Recognition of Historical Sources” organized by the Austrian Academy of Sciences in collaboration with Princeton University and the Institute for Habsburg and Balkan Studies (24 October 2025-21 November 2025)

Participation in the CENTRAL Leadership Program, an interdisciplinary programme organized by the CENTRAL University network that entails Humboldt-Universität, University of Vienna, Charles University, University of Warsaw and ELTE in Budapest (24 August 2025-14 September 2025)

Academic and Professional Development:

Certificate of Pedagogical Competencies in the course “How to Support Teaching and Learning in Higher Education” organized by Charles University, Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports and co-funded by the European Union