Maximillian Jesiolowski

PhD Student 

 

As an undergraduate, I studied archaeology, ancient history, music composition and music theory in Melbourne, Australia before doing a master’s in Viking and Medieval Norse Studies at the University of Iceland. My thesis focused on the relationship between human emotions/identity and the natural environment in medieval Icelandic literature and was part of the University of Iceland’s Emotion and the Medieval Self in Northern Europe research project (https://medievalemotion.hi.is).

I am now pursuing a PhD with the University of Luxembourg, in a project that will combine the study of the Ferraris Maps (1771-1777) of the Austrian Netherlands with digital interactive techniques to understand the nature of environment and land use in medieval and early modern Luxembourg.

 

Research projects:
Back to Go: Rethinking the nature of human interactions with environment in medieval Luxembourg from a longue durée perspective using digital and interactive visualisation techniques and spatial analysis

MSH 2.328
maximillian.jesiolowski@uni.lu

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