Anna-Marie Pípalová
I am a PhD Candidate in Early Modern History, working on seventeenth-century Bohemian scholarship. My research examines the historical and geographical texts produced by a group of scholars and associates of Bohuslav Balbín (1621-1688), and the way these works attempted to negotiate a post-White Mountain Bohemian identity and patriotism. My MPhil research focused on the hagiotopographies of Bohuslav Balbín, their status as scholarly works, and their contribution to a debate about the status of Bohemia in post-Westphalian Europe.
My PhD is jointly funded by the AHRC and the Cambridge Trust. I completed my undergraduate and MPhil degrees at Cambridge.
I am interested in Central European and Habsburg history in the early modern period, as well as the intellectual and cultural history of the region.
'Subversive Veneration? Habsburg Authority, Bohemian Identity, and the Marian Cult, c. 1650-1690' at the Disrupting Authority Conference, University of Portsmouth, 14th-16th June 2021
I am available to supervise students for paper 16 and HAP (Historical Argument and Practice).