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Ass.-Prof. Dr. Jeanine Dagyeli

jeanine.dagyeli@univie.ac.at

News: Announcement 19.11.2021: Classes will be held online starting from November 22, 2021.

Consultation hours: By appointment

Winter term 2024

141001 VO OR-1 VO Introduction to Middle Eastern Studies

141027 UE Individual immersion: New publications on Central Asia

141163 VO Cultural Heritage in the Middle East and Central Asia

Summer term 2024

141001 VO STEOP: Introduction to Middle Eastern Studies

141041 UE M8 Individual specialisation Seminar Cultural Heritage

141163 VO Ringvorlesung Current Research in Turkish Studies II

420012 SE EurAsian Transformations Doctoral Seminar - New Perspectives in the Philological, Historical and Cultural Studies of EuraAsia: Basic Methods and Interdisciplinary Approaches

Winter term 2023

141001 VO OR-1 VO Introduction to Middle Eastern Studies

141027 UE+EX Individual immersion/craft, text and object

141163 VO Ring Lecture on press history: Lecture on selected aspects of modern Turkey

141667 VO M9 - VO Central Asia

141668 UE M9 - UE Introduction to a Turkic Language

Dagyeli, J., & Melles, M. (2023). From Original Evidence to Ordinary Epistemes: Authenticating the Knowledge We Live by. Web publication https://boasblogs.org/contestedknowledge/from-original-evidence-to-ordinary-epistemes/

Dagyeli, J. (2023). Lasting Legacies in Central Asia’s Agro-Pastoralist Livelihoods. In J. Féaux de la Croix, & M. Reeves (Eds.), The Central Asian World (1 ed., pp. 39-54). Routledge, Taylor & Francis.

Dagyeli, J. (2023). Climate Disaster or Anticipated Crisis? Ways of Knowing the Environment in Pre-Soviet Central Asia. In J. Féaux de la Croix, & B. Penati (Eds.), Environmental Humanities in Central Asia : Relations Between Extraction and Interdependence (pp. 225-245). Routledge, Taylor & Francis.

Dagyeli, J. (2022). Adeeb Khalid. Central Asia. A New History from the Imperial Conquests to the Present. Princeton & Oxford: Princeton University Press. 2021. 576 Seiten. ISBN 9780691161396. Diyâr. Journal of Ottoman, Turkish and Middle Eastern Studies, 3(1), 142-145. https://doi.org/10.5771/2625-9842-2022-1-142

Dagyeli, J. (2022). Being Natural and Supernatural: Animals Between Spiritual Sense-Making and Environmentalism from 19th to 20th Century Central Asia. Diyâr. Journal of Ottoman, Turkish and Middle Eastern Studies, 3(1), 85-100.

Dagyeli, J. (2022). A Community of Order: Morale, Internal Discipline and Punishment in the Craft Milieu of Turkestan. In A. Mirsultan, E. Schluessel, & E. Sulaiman (Eds.), Community Still Matters: Uyghur Culture and Society in Central Asian Context (Vol. 77, pp. 234-249). NIAS Press.

Dagyeli, J., Herzig, E. (Ed.), Morrison, A. (Ed.), & Kassymbekova, B. (Ed.) (2022). Clay Whistle (Tajikistan and Uzbekistan). Web publication https://www.cabinet.ox.ac.uk/clay-whistle-tajikistan-and-uzbekistan-0

Féaux de la Croix, J., Arzhantsova, I., Dagyeli, J., Dubuisson, E.-M., Härke, H., Penati, B., Ueda, A., & Wooden, A. (2022). Roundtable Studying the Anthropocene in Central Asia: The Challenge of Sources and Scales in Human-Environment Relations. Central Asian Survey, 41(1), 180-203. https://doi.org/10.1080/02634937.2021.1960797

Dagyeli, J. (2022). The "Moral Background" of Work in Central Asia: The Sacred in the Mundane. In C. Formichi (Ed.), Routledge Handbook on Islam in Asia (1 ed.). Routledge, Taylor & Francis. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780429275364-24

Dagyeli, J., Freitag, U., & Ghrawi, C. (2021). Claiming and Making Muslim Worlds: Introduction. In J. Dagyeli, C. Ghrawi, & U. Freitag (Eds.), Claiming and Making Muslim Worlds: Religion and Society in the Context of the Global (pp. 1-28). De Gruyter. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110726534/html

Dagyeli, J. (2021). Ramazon Aytib Keldik: Heischepraktiken zwischen Kanonisierung und Tradition. In The Written and the Spoken in Central Asia – Mündlichkeit und Schriftlichkeit in Zentralasien: Festschrift for Ingeborg Baldauf (pp. 462-483). Tethys.

Dagyeli, J. (2020). The Fight against Heaven-sent Insects: Dealing with Locust Plagues in the Emirate of Bukhara. Environment and history, 26(1), 79-104.

Dagyeli, J. (2020). Why is Death Defiling? Considering Death-related Pollution and Cleaning in Central Asia. In I. Bredenbröker, C. Hanzen, & F. Kotzur (Eds.), Cleaning and Value: Interdisciplinary Investigations (pp. 155-166). Sidestone Press.

Dagyeli, J. (2018). Adab in the Workshop: Concepts of Fotovvat, Proper Conduct and Moral Economy in Central Asian Craftsmanship. In L. Ridgeon (Ed.), Javanmardi: The Ethics and Practice of Persianate Perfection (pp. 215-231). Gingko Library.

Dagyeli, J. (2018). Wheat the Magnificent: Revisiting a Central Asian Agricuktural Ritual. Paideuma, 64, 203-226. https://www.jstor.org/stable/26589140

Dagyeli, J. (2017). Der erinnerte Aufstand: Der mehrfach gebrochene Blick auf ländlichen Widerstand in Zentralasien. In B. Christophe, C. Kohl, & H. Liebau (Eds.), Geschichte als Ressource: Politische Dimensionen historischer Authentizität (pp. 65-95). Klaus Schwarz Verlag.

Dagyeli, J. (2017). Tadschikistan seit der Unabhängigkeit. In L. Paul (Ed.), Handbuch der Iranistik (Vol. 2, pp. 199-207). Reichert Verlag.

Dagyeli, J. (2017). Weapon of the Discontented? Trans-river Migration as Tax Avoidance Practice and Lever in Eastern Bukhara. Transcultural Studies, 1, 169-196.

Dagyeli, J. (2017). Whose Margins? Marginality, Poverty and the Moral Geography of Pre-Soviet Bukhara. In U. Freitag, N. Lafi, & A. Chappatte (Eds.), Understanding the City through its Margins: Pluridisciplinary Perspectives from Case Studies in Africa, Asia and the Middle East (pp. 63-76). Taylor & Francis.

Dagyeli, J. (2016). A "Deserted Site of Display": Performing the Crafts' risala in Pre-Socialist Central Asia. In I. Weinrich (Ed.), Performing Religion: Actors, Contexts and Texts: CaseStudies on Islam (Vol. 122, pp. 127-143). Orient-Institut Beirut; Ergon Verlag in Kommission.