Anna-Lisa Fichte

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Anna-Lisa Fichte

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Professur für Alte Geschichte

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Bürohaus Zellescher Weg (BZW) 17, BZW/A520 Zellescher Weg 17

01062 Dresden

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Main areas of research and teaching

Dissertation project: The imperial family as an acceptance sector? - Reflections on an extension of the accepeptance system
Roman Republic at the transition to the Principate
Early and High Imperial Period
Agency of women in antiquity
The reception of antiquity in modernity, especially in pop culture
History of Emotions

Since 11/2022	Ph.D. student at the Chair of Ancient History, TU Dresden
Since 04/2022	Research Associate at the Chair of Ancient History, TU Dresden
2021-2022	Study of the Master's degree Ancient Cultures, TU Dresden
2021	First State Examination with a thesis on: Conspiracies in the Iulian-Claudian dynasty - Occasions, effects and the question of ruler stability
2020-2021	Student Assistant at the Chair of Ancient History, TU Dresden
2019-2021	Teaching Assisant at the Chair of Ancient History, TU Dresden
2020	Conducting biographical interviews as part of the project Die 'Wende' der Kinder: Kindheit in der ostdeutschen Transformation at the Hannah-Arendt-Institut für Totalitarismusforschung e. V. (HAIT) with a focus on: Attachment and relationship dynamics of parents, children, and nursery teachers in the context of early childhood daycare in the GDR
2016-2021	Teacher Training - Secondary School (English / History), TU Dresden
2016	Abitur at the Gymnasium Jessen in Jessen (Elster)
2014	Stay abroad in Great Britain

Review of: Kelly, Benjamin; Hug, Angela (eds.): The Roman Emperor and his Court. c. 30 BC-c. AD 300, Cambridge 2022, ISBN 978-1-316-51323-1, in: H-Soz-Kult, 23.10.2023, <www.hsozkult.de/publicationreview/id/reb-131723>.

Acceptance Revisited: The Imperial Family between Alliance and Opposition - International Workshop of the Network Impact of Empire: Opposition to the Roman Empire, Seville (24.05.2024)
Die kaiserliche Familie im Akzeptanzsystem: Politische Agency am Beispiel von Octavia minor und der Porticus Octaviae – Chemnitzer Kolloquium zur Geschichte der Antike und der Moderne, Chemnitz (11.01.2024)
Zwischen Kaisermachern und Kaisermördern – Die Paradoxien des Potentials der domus als Akzeptanzsektor / Workshop: Der Römische Prinzipat als Paradoxie: Interdisziplinäre Zugänge zu einer besonderen Monarchie, Konstanz (05.10.2023)
Zwischen Liebe und Politik – Die Macht der Emotionen in Plutarchs Antonius-Biographie / Plutarch and Emotions – Konferenz der Deutschen Sektion der International Plutarch Society, Hamburg (14.09.2023)
Agrippina minor – eine Usurpatorin? / Mitteldeutsches Althistoriker:innentreffen, Dresden (09.06.2023)

Winter semester 2024/25	Seminar: Women between power and myth: Female lifeworlds from Alexandria to Rome
Summer semester 2024	Introductory proseminar: Methods and sources in ancient history Practice seminar: Ancient women in computer games: Theoretical approaches, practical implementations (with Prof. Dr. Marian Nebelin, Prof. Dr. Philipp W. Stockhammer, Dr. Mathias Herrmann and Martin Reimer)
Winter semester 2023/24	Introductory proseminar: Alexander the Great Practice seminar: Alea iacta est: Receptions of Caesar in comics and (board) games (with Dr. Mathias Herrmann)
winter semester 2022/23	Proseminar: Cleopatra
Summer semester 2022	Proseminar: Plots and Conspiraciesin and against the Roman Emperor