Markéta Jakešová, a renowned academic, holds a PhD in philosophy from two prestigious institutions: Charles University in Prague and Université Toulouse - Jean Jaurès. Prior to this, she earned a master's degree in religious studies and comparative literature from Charles University, demonstrating her versatility and breadth of knowledge.
Her scholarly pursuits revolve around a diverse range of disciplines, including phenomenology, Actor-Network Theory, anthropology, Kantian aesthetics, film studies, and feminist and decolonial philosophy. Within these fields, Jakešová's research is characterized by a singular focus on embodied subjectivity, a concept that has garnered significant attention in contemporary philosophical discourse.
Throughout her academic journey, Jakešová has been driven by a passion for understanding the complex intersections between human experience, culture, and the natural world. Her work embodies a commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration, as she draws upon insights from philosophy, literature, anthropology, and other fields to shed light on the intricate dynamics of embodied subjectivity.
