Sebastian Kühn
Biographic Data
| ID | 3766928 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sebastian Kühn |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sebastian |
| FAMILY NAME | Kühn |
| SIGNATURE | KUHN S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Philipps University of Marburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8031-2973 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Physicians’ attitudes and perceived diagnostic confidence in point-of-care ultrasound in gynecology and obstetrics (GO-Pocus)
Large language models enhance diagnostic reasoning of medical students in rheumatology
Applications to augment patient care for Internal Medicine specialists
Telemedicine applications present virtually limitless prospects for innovating and enhancing established and new models of patient care in the field of Internal Medicine. Although there is a wide range of innovative technological solutions in Europe, there are overarching elements associated with such technologies when applied to the practices of Internal Medicine specialists. The European Federation of Internal Medicine (EFIM) strongly advocates…
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Küchenpolitik. Annäherungen an subalterne Handlungsweisen in hofadeligen Haushalten des 17. und 18. Jahrhunderts
Courtly daily life – and therefore politics – took place to a great extent in the households of courtiers, where numerous male and female servants were present. From their perspective, seemingly clear categories looked differently: By focusing on the kitchen in noble households the article examines a space that is considered private, purely functional, entirely apolitical and particularly gender-coded – thus the opposite of the spheres of the pol…
Dissimulatio als gelehrte Praxis? Politik sozialer Beziehungen in gelehrten Netzwerken
European Identity Revisited
Are Quantitative Research Methods to Blame for a Growing Irrelevance of Political Science? A Rejoinder to John Trent
‘Is political science out of step with the world?’ This question, raised by John E. Trent in a recent issue, is part of a recurring debate about the development of our discipline. In that article, and in a subsequent book with his colleague Michael Stein, John Trent blames adherents of the ‘scientific method’ for political science’s growing irrelevance. We challenge this claim by arguing that Trent falls back on outdated polarities between ‘objec…
Hidden Secrets or the Mysteries of Daily Life. Hebrew Entries in the Journal Books of the Early Modern Astronomer Gottfried Kirch
In the astronomical journal books written in German of Gottfried Kirch (1639–1710), a Christian astronomer and publisher with close connections to Pietists, several entries in Hebrew script are striking. In fact, it is not Hebrew or Yiddish but German in Hebrew characters. There is no doubt that the transcription follows more or less an orthography known from Yiddish. Since the content of these entries is rather banal and reflects daily life, it …
Die Gräfin, die Gouvernante und der König
Could domestics of courtiers act politically? This question would mean to admit that those subaltern actors could exercise some power over their masters and mistresses, and it raises the issue of meaning and practices of politics in a household which included domestics. The function of domestics as messengers is revealing at this point. After a programmatic introduction, the article puts these questions to practice giving the example of the house…
Are Quantitative Research Methods to Blame for a Growing Irrelevance of Political Science? A Rejoinder to John Trent
‘Is political science out of step with the world?’ This question, raised by John E. Trent in a recent issue, is part of a recurring debate about the development of our discipline. In that article, and in a subsequent book with his colleague Michael Stein, John Trent blames adherents of the ‘scientific method’ for political science’s growing irrelevance. We challenge this claim by arguing that Trent falls back on outdated polarities between ‘objec…
Hidden Secrets or the Mysteries of Daily Life. Hebrew Entries in the Journal Books of the Early Modern Astronomer Gottfried Kirch
In the astronomical journal books written in German of Gottfried Kirch (1639–1710), a Christian astronomer and publisher with close connections to Pietists, several entries in Hebrew script are striking. In fact, it is not Hebrew or Yiddish but German in Hebrew characters. There is no doubt that the transcription follows more or less an orthography known from Yiddish. Since the content of these entries is rather banal and reflects daily life, it …
Die Gräfin, die Gouvernante und der König
Could domestics of courtiers act politically? This question would mean to admit that those subaltern actors could exercise some power over their masters and mistresses, and it raises the issue of meaning and practices of politics in a household which included domestics. The function of domestics as messengers is revealing at this point. After a programmatic introduction, the article puts these questions to practice giving the example of the house…
Are Quantitative Research Methods to Blame for a Growing Irrelevance of Political Science? A Rejoinder to John Trent
‘Is political science out of step with the world?’ This question, raised by John E. Trent in a recent issue, is part of a recurring debate about the development of our discipline. In that article, and in a subsequent book with his colleague Michael Stein, John Trent blames adherents of the ‘scientific method’ for political science’s growing irrelevance. We challenge this claim by arguing that Trent falls back on outdated polarities between ‘objec…
European Identity Revisited
Dissimulatio als gelehrte Praxis? Politik sozialer Beziehungen in gelehrten Netzwerken
Küchenpolitik. Annäherungen an subalterne Handlungsweisen in hofadeligen Haushalten des 17. und 18. Jahrhunderts
Courtly daily life – and therefore politics – took place to a great extent in the households of courtiers, where numerous male and female servants were present. From their perspective, seemingly clear categories looked differently: By focusing on the kitchen in noble households the article examines a space that is considered private, purely functional, entirely apolitical and particularly gender-coded – thus the opposite of the spheres of the pol…
Lektüren
Applications to augment patient care for Internal Medicine specialists
Telemedicine applications present virtually limitless prospects for innovating and enhancing established and new models of patient care in the field of Internal Medicine. Although there is a wide range of innovative technological solutions in Europe, there are overarching elements associated with such technologies when applied to the practices of Internal Medicine specialists. The European Federation of Internal Medicine (EFIM) strongly advocates…
Physicians’ attitudes and perceived diagnostic confidence in point-of-care ultrasound in gynecology and obstetrics (GO-Pocus)
Large language models enhance diagnostic reasoning of medical students in rheumatology
Art (3 works) · Art history (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Confidence interval (2 works) · Download (2 works) · Historical Influence and Diplomacy (2 works) · History (2 works) · Law (2 works)