The Turkology Department at the University of Vienna and the Institute for Habsburg and Balkan Studies (IHB) at the Austrian Academy of Sciences are now accepting applications for the second Summer School of Comparative Habsburg-Ottoman Paleography. The two-week-long intensive program will allow participants to comparatively read and analyze early modern (1500-1800) Habsburg and Ottoman primary sources concerning various topics. During the two-week program that will be held at the University of Vienna’s centrally located campus, participants will join morning lessons taught by experienced teachers and listen to lectures given by recognized experts in the afternoons. The program is also enriched by confirmed on-site visits to the imperial archives (HHStA), the military museum (HGM), and the Ottomans Museum in Perchtoldsdorf, as well as a guided tour of Vienna’s historical highlights that have direct and subtle references to the history of Ottoman-Habsburg encounters.
Date: 1-12 July 2024
Venue: University of Vienna (Vienna, Austria)
For information about the program, teachers & confirmed lecturers, museum visits, and fees, please visit https://orientalistik.univie.ac.at/fachrichtungen/turkologie/veranstaltungen/summer-school-of-comparative-habsburg-ottoman-paleography/
For your questions and inquiries, please contact Yavuz Köse (yavuz.koese@univie.ac.at) or Yasir Yılmaz (yasir.yilmaz@oeaw.ac.at). Contact Information
- Yavuz Köse (yavuz.koese@univie.ac.at)
- Arno Strohmeyer (Arno.Strohmeyer@oeaw.ac.at)
- Yasir Yılmaz (yasir.yilmaz@oeaw.ac.at)
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