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dr. Erika Kuijpers


Associate Professor, Faculty of Humanities, Art and Culture, History, Antiquity

Associate Professor, CLUE+

Associate Professor, Network Institute

Personal information

Erika Kuijpers teaches early modern history of the Netherlands. She is director of the and coordinates the .

Her research focusses on the cultural and social history of memory, emotions, religion, orality and the practice of chronicling in Early Modern Europe 1500-1800.

Erika is a member of the editorial board of popular historical magazineÌýÌýand regularly speaks for a variety of audiences.

Besides teaching and research:

  • Co-director of , the Amsterdam Centre for Cross-Disciplinary Emotions and Sensory Studies
  • Member of theÌýProgramme Team of the ,Ìýthe Dutch National Research School for Cultural History
  • Board member of theÌýFlemish-Dutch Society for Early Modern History ()
Research

Erika Kuijpers collaborated with Judith Pollmann (Leiden University) on a research project focussing on the circulation and reception of new knowledge, ideas and technologies among middle class writers of local chronicles between 1500 and 1850.

More information on the project can be found on this .

Previous work:

Erika Kuijpers started her career as a social historian of migration. In 2005Ìýshe defendedÌýher doctoral thesis on migrants and social relations in 17th century Amsterdam (Utrecht University, 2005). Between 2005 and 2008 she has been working on the history of labourmarkets and labour relations.

From 2008-2013 she worked at Leiden University onÌýpersonal memories andÌýtraumatic experiences of the Dutch Revolt in the context of the research project .

At VUÌýshe participates in projects that explore computational methods for the semantic mining of early modern texts: e.g. .

Teaching

Since 2015 at VU:

  • Ba1 History academic skills
  • Ba1 History Euroe and the World: Middle Ages - Early Modern
  • Ba3 Debating the Middle Ages (Minor European History and Culture 1200-1800)
  • Ba3 Urban History (Minor European History and Culture 1200-1800)
  • Ba3 History of Emotions 1500-1800 (Minor European History and Culture 1200-1800)
  • Ba2 History What’s e-humanities?
  • Ba2 History Vluchtelingen 1200-1800
  • Ba3 Visualizing the Humanities (Minor Digital Humanities and Social Analytics)
  • Ba2 History Archivistiek en Paleografie
  • Ba3 History Research seminar Cultuur, Religie, Kennisgeschiedenis
  • Ma History From Source to Public
  • Ma Thesis Colloquium
  • Thesis supervison (Ba & Ma)
  • Coordinator

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  • Pre-university Masterclasses on emotion history: 'De tranen met tuiten van Karel de Grote' en 'IJsselijk geschreeuw'

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Prizes and Awards

2007: Keetje Hodshonprijs, Hollandsche Maatschappij der Wetenschappen

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