Antonia Tejeda Barros (Barcelona, 1975). Mother of three, sister, wife, Holocaust researcher, Doctor of Philosophy (UNED, Madrid, Spain, 2023, cum laude), MA in Philosophy (UNED, 2015, cum laude), Bachelor of Music (Early Music, Recorder, and Pedagogy, Koninklijk Conservatorium, The Hague, the Netherlands, 2002), fibromyalgia warrior, and Woody Allen and Golda Meir fan.
She was a gifted child. Her areas of research are the Shoah, antisemitism, Viktor Frankl, Primo Levi, Zionism, Sartre, aesthetics of music, Ortega, Hannah Arendt, and Golda Meir She is a Holocaust researcher at the Tiergarten 4 Association in Berlin. She is writing a book about Viktor Frankl, Sartre, Auschwitz, and the meaning and meaninglessness of the victims' suffering. She has been invited to give lectures about Viktor Frankl, Primo Levi, the Shoah, and antisemitism at the Centro-Sefarad Israel and the Fundación Hispano Judía (Madrid, Spain). She currently lives in Madrid, Spain, with her husband and their three amazing children.
This is her ORCID. This is her Philpeople profile. This is her Academia profile. This is her personal Blog. This is her cinema Blog. She has dedicated many years of her life exploring and performing renaissance and baroque music.
She was a gifted child. Her areas of research are the Shoah, antisemitism, Viktor Frankl, Primo Levi, Zionism, Sartre, aesthetics of music, Ortega, Hannah Arendt, and Golda Meir She is a Holocaust researcher at the Tiergarten 4 Association in Berlin. She is writing a book about Viktor Frankl, Sartre, Auschwitz, and the meaning and meaninglessness of the victims' suffering. She has been invited to give lectures about Viktor Frankl, Primo Levi, the Shoah, and antisemitism at the Centro-Sefarad Israel and the Fundación Hispano Judía (Madrid, Spain). She currently lives in Madrid, Spain, with her husband and their three amazing children.
This is her ORCID. This is her Philpeople profile. This is her Academia profile. This is her personal Blog. This is her cinema Blog. She has dedicated many years of her life exploring and performing renaissance and baroque music.
