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Interactive
metal fatigue. The interpassive transformation of democratic life
Dr Elke Müller
Elke Müller
received her master degree in philosophical anthropology from
the
From 2005-2006 she
was post-doc researcher at the Center for Public Innovation
of the Department of Government, Erasmus University Rotterdam.
In 2009,
she successfully defended her doctoral dissertation at the Faculty of
Philosophy of Erasmus University. The title of her thesis was:
"Tijdreizen in de grot. Virtualiteit en lichamelijkheid van panorama
tot CAVE" ["Time travelling in the cave. Virtuality and embodiment from
panaroma to CAVE"]. Dissertation supervisor was prof Jos de Mul.
A commercial
version of the thesis was published in 2009, by Klement.
Since January 2010,
Elke Müller is postdoc
researcher in the
Interactive metal fatigue research project at the Faculty of Philosophy
of the
Erasmus University Rotterdam. Her research focuses on the relation
between Enlightenment, embodiment, 'fashionable diseases', and
interpassivity.
Last change: June 6, 2010