University Professor and PhD Candidate in Sociology and Humanities

I offer specialized supervision for students working at the intersection of the Humanities, Cultural Sociology, Education, and Heritage Studies. My approach is defined by a chiasmic philosophy—helping students navigate the space where visual arts, music, and literature meet rigorous academic inquiry.

Areas of Specialization:

• Multimodal & Experimental Research: I provide unique guidance for projects that move beyond traditional text, incorporating sound research, visual media, and creative-critical writing.

• Methodological Expertise: I offer deep support in Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA), Ethnography, and Multisensoriality, particularly regarding how the body and emotions interact with memory and social consciousness.

• Subject Matter: I welcome projects related to Cultural Heritage, Socio-politics, and the memorialization of historical events.

What to Expect from My Supervision:

• Structural & Narrative Clarity: I help students refine their academic voice and translate complex, abstract ideas into compelling arguments.

• Project Management: As an Academic Planning Specialist, I assist in setting realistic milestones, from refining the initial research question to preparing findings for conference presentations or publication.

• Interdisciplinary Bridge-Building: I specialize in helping students connect diverse fields, such as art history and sociology, into a cohesive, professional dissertation.

I am particularly interested in supervising students who are looking to challenge traditional academic boundaries while maintaining the high standards required for international scholarly exchange.