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Recent outreach and activism

I will be giving a course on neurodivergence in academic and medical contexts at the 'Vernetzungstreffen der Kritischen Medizin' – an annual event by kritMed - plurale Medizin e.V. – next November.​

 

On November 5, 2024, I gave a talk on working in academia as an autistic person, as a part of a lecture series organized by Campus Neurodivers RUB. Maja Hoffmann wrote an article (in German) about the talk in the BSZ that can be accessed here

On April 3rd, 2025, I gave a career+outreach presentation to high school students gendered as girls as a part of the SFB 1315's "Girlsday".

Non-linguists finally understand what I am working on thanks to this article ​by Meike Drießen in the Rubin magazine. 

Please cite all of my work using my current legal name, Emil Eva Rosina, E.E. Rosina, or (for older stuff) E. Rosina.

My linguistic MA thesis (supervision: Viola Schmitt) introduces and partially solves a puzzle on conversational backgrounds of good-predications. It can be accessed here. It has lead to a talk and many notes/manuscrips on possible hierarchies of Kratzerian Ordering Sources, but I still consider much of this project open.

I also have a high school teaching degree and have tought German as a native, second, and foreign language. The narratological MA-equivalent thesis of my teaching degree was about metafictionality and can be found here (in German language).

​I have done some student representative and political work in Vienna which has led to this book (in German language) on working conditions in Austrian Holocaust education.

I owe a lot of my philosophical background to the Vienna Forum for Analytic Philosophy and their easy-access possibility to present ideas and work in progress.

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Last updated: June 9, 2025                             My research is supported by the German Research Foundation, DFG, as part of project P10 in the research unit FOR 2812: Constructing Scenarios of the Past (grant nr. 397530566).

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