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Humanities Initiative
Education
Individuals in the microcosm of power: parallel analysis of political and literary texts
Statecraft or State-Scaping? Aesthetic Turn in the Study of International Relations
Focus Area for Early Modern Studies
Envisioning the Human in Early and Medieval China - A Comparative Continuation of the Human Project at CEU
Advanced Certificate and Specialization in Political Thought
Guest lectures in Gender and Religion course
Building Narratives: Self Expression through Literature, Art and Performance
VISIONARY EXPERIENCE IN CROSS-DISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVE
Classical Studies and Ancient Thought
Strengthening Science Studies at CEU
Study of Political Literature, especially utopianism
Introduction of a Humanities Perspective into the Teaching and Research of International Relations
Humanities Initiative
