Research Projects
There are twenty individual projects, involving researchers from the faculties of humanities, linguistics, literature, cultural sciences, and architecture at the Technical University of Dresden, the Italian universities of Turin and Matera, and the University of Zurich in Switzerland. Within the framework of an integrated PhD program, the SFB 804 also directly promotes young academics.
- Joint Project A
- Constituting Religious Communities in the Judeo-Christian Tradition
- Research Project A1
Separation and Integration. Constituting Israel in Post-Exilic Discourses
Prof. Dr. Maria Häusl, TU Dresden- Separation and Integration. Constituting Israel in Post-Exilic Discourses
- Research Project A1
- Research Project A2
Meal and Canon. Constituting Community in Early Christianity
Prof. Dr. Matthias Klinghardt, TU Dresden- Meal and Canon. Constituting Community in Early Christianity
- Research Project A2
- Joint Project B
- Focusing on the Community in Ancient Rome
- Research Project B1
Investing Private Resources in the Community. From the Middle Republic to the High Empire
Prof. Dr. Martin Jehne, TU Dresden- Investing Private Resources in the Community. From the Middle Republic to the High Empire
- Research Project B1
- Research Project B2
Tradition, Reason, God. Varying Foundations for Community-Oriented Action from the End of the Republic to the Crisis of the 3rd Century AD
Prof. Dr. Fritz-Heiner Mutschler, TU Dresden- Tradition, Reason, God. Varying Foundations for Community-Oriented Action from the End of the Republic to the Crisis of the 3rd Century AD
- Research Project B2
- Research Project C
Dynasty, Suitability, Transcendence. Comparative Studies on the Later Middle Ages
Dr. Cristina Andenna (Prof. aggr.), Università degli studi della Basilicata, Matera; Prof. Dr. Gert Melville, TU Dresden- Dynasty, Suitability, Transcendence. Comparative Studies on the Later Middle Ages
- Research Project C
- Research Project D
Constructing the Church. Urban Sacred Buildings in the Middle Ages
Prof. Dr. Bruno Klein, TU Dresden- Constructing the Church. Urban Sacred Buildings in the Middle Ages
- Research Project D
- Research Project E
The Subversive Image. Religious and Profane Patterns of Interpretation in Early Modern Art
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Müller, TU Dresden- The Subversive Image. Religious and Profane Patterns of Interpretation in Early Modern Art
- Research Project E
- Research Project F
“Gottlosigkeit” and “Eigensinn”. Religious Deviance in the Early Modern Period
Prof. Dr. Gerd Schwerhoff, TU Dresden- “Gottlosigkeit” and “Eigensinn”. Religious Deviance in the Early Modern Period
- Research Project F
- Research Project G
Discourses on Common Sense and Religious Imprints Between Enlightenment and “Vormärz” (c. 1770-1848)
Prof. Dr. Winfried Müller, TU Dresden- Discourses on Common Sense and Religious Imprints Between Enlightenment and “Vormärz” (c. 1770-1848)
- Research Project G
- Research Project H
Democracy Between Transcendence and Common Sense
Prof. Dr. Hans Vorländer, TU Dresden- Democracy Between Transcendence and Common Sense
- Research Project H
- Research Project I
Transcendence and Common Sense as Resources for the Construction of Political Order
Prof. Dr. Werner Patzelt, TU Dresden- Transcendence and Common Sense as Resources for the Construction of Political Order
- Research Project I
- Research Project K
The Sacralization of Fine Arts and Common Sense
Prof. Dr. Karl-Siegbert Rehberg, TU Dresden- The Sacralization of Fine Arts and Common Sense
- Research Project K
- Research Project L
The Feasible and the Intangible. Models of Transcendence and Common Sense in Architecture and Urban Design in the 20th Century
Prof. Dr. Hans-Georg Lippert, TU Dresden- The Feasible and the Intangible. Models of Transcendence and Common Sense in Architecture and Urban Design in the 20th Century
- Research Project L
- Research Project M
Technology’s Promise of Progress and the Engineers’ Assertion of Altruism in “High Modernity” (c. 1880-1970)
Prof. Dr. Thomas Hänseroth, TU Dresden- Technology’s Promise of Progress and the Engineers’ Assertion of Altruism in “High Modernity” (c. 1880-1970)
- Ausstellung
"Ein Funken Wahrheit: Energievisionen in der technokratischen Hochmoderne"- "Ein Funken Wahrheit: Energievisionen in der technokratischen Hochmoderne"
- Ausstellung
- Research Project M
- Research Project N
The Construction of Transcendence and Common Sense in Technology and Theology in the 20th Century
Prof. Dr. Christian Schwarke, TU Dresden- The Construction of Transcendence and Common Sense in Technology and Theology in the 20th Century
- Research Project N
- Research Project O
Transcendence and Common Sense in Personal Relationships
Prof. Dr. Karl Lenz, TU Dresden- Transcendence and Common Sense in Personal Relationships
- Research Project O
- Research Project P
Transcendence and Common Sense in Historical and Contemporary Philosophy
Prof. Dr. Thomas Rentsch, TU Dresden- Transcendence and Common Sense in Historical and Contemporary Philosophy
- Research Project P
- Research Project Q
The Sacralization of the “Kulturnation” in the Italian Risorgimento
Prof. Dr. Pier Paolo Portinaro, Università di Torino- The Sacralization of the “Kulturnation” in the Italian Risorgimento
- Research Project Q
- Research Project R
The Contingency of the Intangible. The “Willensnation” Switzerland
Prof. Dr. Georg Kohler, Universität Zürich- The Contingency of the Intangible. The “Willensnation” Switzerland
- Research Project R
- Research Project S
The Ethos of Friendship. The spirit of community in medieval discourses and narrations.
Prof. Dr. Marina Münkler, TU Dresden- The Contingency of the Intangible. The “Willensnation” Switzerland
- Research Project S
- Project Section IG
Integrated Research Training Group
Prof. Dr. Gerd Schwerhoff, TU Dresden- Integrated Research Training Group
- Project Section IG
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