PhD Candidate at the University of Regensburg:
(Thesis Adviser: Prof. Dr. Andrés Quero Sánchez)
JESSICA-CAROLINA RODRÍGUEZ-GUZMÁN, M.A.
Dissertation Research Topic:
“The Moral Subject in Transformation:
Autonomy, Responsibility, and Christian Mysticism from Kant Onwards”
Personal Details
+49 178 1275980
2014
National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM)
B.A. Philosophy
Final dissertation: "Ancient Philosophy as a Way of Life and its Reception in the Renaissance"
(Honorable Award - Average grade: 9.0/10)
Sep 2014 – Mar 2017
Assistant Researcher
PAPIIT Project “Necessity, Contingency, Actuality: Modalities in Post-Kantian Philosophy”,
(Philosophical Research Institute, UNAM)
2016
Table Moderator, First University Colloquium of Dance and Philosophy, UNAM
2017
Organizing committee member, “Crisis and Critique in Schelling” Colloquium (North American Schelling Society – DAAD), UNAM
Aug 2024 –September 2025
Online Philosophy Teacher (CAEA, Mexico)
2026
M.A. European Studies (University of Regensburg)
Master’s thesis: "From Early Christian Asceticism to Rational Autonomy: A Theological-Philosophical Genealogy of European Moral Subjectivity"
Grade: 1.0 (highest distinction)
Summer term 2026
Erasmus+ Semester at the Lund University, Sweden
January 2026 – Present
Studentische Hilfskraft (Research Assistant)
Europaeum – University of Regensburg
JULY 2026 – Present
PhD Candidate at the University of Regensburg
Dissertation Research Topic: “The Moral Subject in Transformation: Autonomy, Responsibility, and Christian Mysticism from Kant Onwards”
AUGUST 2026 - Present
CONAHCYT PhD Scholarship
(Mexican National Council of Humanities, Sciences and Technologies)
language Skills
Spanish (native)
English (C1)
German (B2)
Swedish (A1)