Hello and Welcome!

Hello!

This is my first entry and my first blog ever! Therfore I want to invite you all to read and enjoy!
First some facts about me: I am social and cultural anthropologist and political scientist, but I am still an all day human! I am a 26 year young "girl", woman, female,...gender terms are a thing aren't they?
I am on my way to my PhD and together with two friends I will do lots of research about heroism in the 21st century.
Diving deep into the materia of heroism I am going to give you impressions of how different heroism can be. I will talk about heroism in movies and newspapers (incl. yellow press), literature, myth,...and crisis.
You will get first hand experiences on how it is to live as PhD student and work your way through everyday life and science at once. You will love and enjoy it for sure - I hope!

And I beg your pardon for mistakes in spelling and grammar. I am not a native speaker of English, but I try hard to improve. It will get better soon for sure!!! Promise!!!!!

Now it is late and for tonight I will leave only a qoute for you to think about for next time:

"The ugly truths must not be linked, 
and the lessons they teach  should be set forth by every historian, 
and learned by every statesman and soldier; 
but, for our good fortune, the lessons best worth learning in the nation's past 
are lessons of heroism."
- Henry Cabot Lodge and Theodore Roosevelt 
        in: Hero Tales From American History


To end my post with the wise words of Louisa Mühlbach (Prince Eugene):

"Farewell! May your  heroism meet with the reward it deserves."

Angelfox