Stephan Schmuck

Stephan Schmuck

Berlin, Berlin, Deutschland
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In my different roles at ESCP Business School Berlin, I have had the privilege to work in the fields of sustainability, entrepreneurship and Diversity, Equity & Inclusion. Besides my passion for people, I have a knack for lateral thinking and creative problem solving that has helped me tackle management challenges of all sizes. I am a strong believer in the cooperative mind and endorse diversity and inclusion as part of personal development. I believe that life long learning built on empathy, enthusiasm and a healthy questioning of the status quo all make for a good balance.

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Berufserfahrung

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    ESCP Business School

    Berlin, Germany

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    Berlin, Germany

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    Berlin Area, Germany

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    Berlin Area, Germany

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    Berlin Area, Germany

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    Paretz

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    Paretz / Berlin

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    Cork

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    Aberystwyth, UK

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Bescheinigungen und Zertifikate

Veröffentlichungen

  • „England‟s Experiences of Islam‟

    A New Companion to English Renaissance Literature and Culture/ Oxford: Blackwell

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  • Entry on Anthony Jenkinson

    Encyclopædia Iranica, online edition, New York, 1996-./ Columbia University, New York

    JENKINSON, ANTHONY (b. Market Harborough, 8 October 1529, buried Holy Trinity Church, Teigh, 16 February 1611), merchant and traveler. His writings and his map (Figure 1), which are significant for the study of early Anglo-Russian relations, document England’s earliest concerted efforts to establish commercial relations with Safavid Persia. Jenkinson views Persia through the lens of mercantile opportunities, and his descriptions of the political state of affairs and its geography, culture, and…

    JENKINSON, ANTHONY (b. Market Harborough, 8 October 1529, buried Holy Trinity Church, Teigh, 16 February 1611), merchant and traveler. His writings and his map (Figure 1), which are significant for the study of early Anglo-Russian relations, document England’s earliest concerted efforts to establish commercial relations with Safavid Persia. Jenkinson views Persia through the lens of mercantile opportunities, and his descriptions of the political state of affairs and its geography, culture, and religion offer valuable, albeit brief observations.

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  • ‘From Sermon to Play: Literary Representations of “Turks” in Renaissance England 1550-1625‟

    Literature Compass / Blackwell: Oxford

    This article explores the figure of ‘Turks’ in a number of texts ranging from sermon to play. More specifically, it addresses a variety of available representations of ‘Turks’ and considers the ways in which literary critics and cultural historians have assessed their role and significance in early modern English writings. Whether as ambassadors, partners in trade, demonised infidels, potential military allies or as characters on the commercial stage, English writers invested ‘Turks’ with…

    This article explores the figure of ‘Turks’ in a number of texts ranging from sermon to play. More specifically, it addresses a variety of available representations of ‘Turks’ and considers the ways in which literary critics and cultural historians have assessed their role and significance in early modern English writings. Whether as ambassadors, partners in trade, demonised infidels, potential military allies or as characters on the commercial stage, English writers invested ‘Turks’ with controversial and frequently contradictory meanings that were both real and imagined. As a result, this cultural ‘other’ emerges as a complex construct, an idea through which Englishmen and women could reflect on their own culture and which defies easy critical categorisation.

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