I enjoy diving into research topics that may seem obscure at first, but reveal deep analytical insight. For example, in a seminar, I explored the case of Christian Wolf, examining how his story is treated in Schiller's writing (The criminal of Lost Honor 1786) and through Foucault's analytical lens. This work illustrates how societal power, discipline, and social recognition shape and individual, a small slice of history with big impact for understanding decisions, responsibility, and social structures.

For me, it's a perfect example of how analysis illuminates political and social dynamics, and how even seemingly minor subjects can carry profound significance.