ao. Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr. Gisela Prochazka-Eisl

T: +43-1-4277-43432

gisela.prochazka-eisl@univie.ac.at

http://homepage.univie.ac.at/gisela.prochazka-eisl/

Consultation hours: only digital: https://jm01.univie.ac.at/sprechstundegisi

Discipline: Turkish and Ottoman Studies

Summer term 2024

141026 VO History of Ideas and Culture of the Ottoman-Turkish Region (up to the present)

141030 UE Ottoman II

141045 UE Reading of Ottoman Literary Texts I

Winter term 2023

141001 VO OR-1 VO Introduction to Middle Eastern Studies

141007 UE Ottoman Texts

141115 SE Seminar Master thesis

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

141166 UE Ottoman I

141312 VO Cultural and Economic Geography of the Near East and North Africa

141416 SE Ottoman Literatures (reading texts included)

Prochazka, S., & Prochazka-Eisl, G. (2017). Notes on the cultural and linguistic legacy of the Ottomans in Yemen. In R. G. Stiegner (Ed.), Süd-Arabien / South Arabia: A Great “Lost Corridor” of Mankind. A Collection of Papers dedicated to the re-establishment of South Arabian Studies in Austria. (Vol. 1, pp. 297-312). Ugarit-Verlag. Wiener Offene Orientalistik Vol. 10/1

Prochazka-Eisl, G. (2017). Ölümün Dili. Osmanli Kroniklerinde Ölüm ve siddetin Ifadesi. In M. Isen (Ed.), Klasik Edebiyatimizin Dili (Bildiriler) : Nazim ve Nesir (pp. 301-319). Atatürk Kültür Merkezi Baskanligi.

Prochazka-Eisl, G. (Accepted/In press). Tobias Heinzelmann: Populäre Religiöse Literatur und Buchkultur im Osmanischen Reich. Würzburg: Ergon 2015: Eine Studie zur Nutzung der Werke der Brüder Yazicioglu. Beihefte zur Wiener Zeitschrift für die Kunde des Morgenlandes.

Prochazka-Eisl, G. (2017). Tracing Ottoman cultural influence beyond the border to Austria in the 17th CenturyTitel. In B. Forsén, & M. Hakkarainen (Eds.), Foreign Drums Beating: Transnational Experiences in Early Modern Europe (pp. 169-186). Finnish Society for Byzantine Studies.

Prochazka-Eisl, G. (2016). The Alevis. In J. Barton (Ed.), Oxford Research Encyclopedias: Religion Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/acrefore/9780199340378.013.101

Prochazka-Eisl, G. (2016). Alus, Sermed Mukhtar. In G. Krämer, & E. al. (Eds.), The Encyclopaedia of Islam, 3rd Edition (3 ed., pp. 14-15). Brill.

Prochazka-Eisl, G. (2016). ʿArşī Tireli. In G. Krämer, & E. al. (Eds.), Encyclopaedia of Islam, Three Brill.

Prochazka-Eisl, G. (2016). Ergänzungen am Seitenrand: Dichterbiographien. In J. Karolewski, & Y. Köse (Eds.), manuscript cultures: Ottoman manuscripts in Hamburg (Vol. 9, pp. 142-144). SFB 950 "Manuskriptkulturen in Asien, Afrika und Europa".

Prochazka-Eisl, G. (Editorial Journalist), Celik, H. (Editorial Journalist), & Kadric, A. (Contributor). (2015). Early Modern Ottoman Culture of Learning: Popular Learning between Poetic Ambitions and Pragmatic Concerns. Web publication, . http://www.acdh.ac.at/mecmua

Prochazka-Eisl, G. (2015). Ölümün Dili: Osmanlı kroniklerinde ölüm ve şiddetin ifadesi . Unpublished. In A. Ismail Hakki (Ed.), Divan Nesri

Prochazka-Eisl, G. (2015). “Seventy times worse than the Ḳızılbaş”: Evliyā Çelebi on marginal Islamic Groups . Journal of Turkish Studies, 44 (December 2015), 349-361.

Prochazka-Eisl, G., & Celik, H. (2015). Texts on Popular Learning in Early Modern Ottoman Times: Part I: Hidden Treasures: Selected Texts from Ottoman Mecmūʿas (Miscellanies). Harvard University Press. Sources of Oriental languages and literatures. Turkish sources

Prochazka-Eisl, G., & Celik, H. (2015). Texts on Popular Learning in Early Modern Ottoman Times: Part II: “The Yield of the Disciplines and the Merits of the Texts”. Nevʿī Efendi’s Encyclopaedia Netāyic el-Fünūn. . Harvard University Press. Sources of Oriental languages and literatures. Turkish sources

Prochazka-Eisl, G. (2014). Uluboy, Abdülbaki Fevzi. In G. Krämer, K. Fleet, D. Maringe, & E. al. (Eds.), The Encyclopaedia of Islam, 3rd Edition (3 ed., pp. 149-150). Brill.

Prochazka-Eisl, G. (2013). Ahmed Rasim. In Encyclopaedia of Islam (online) (Vol. 3). Brill.

Prochazka-Eisl, G. (Editorial Journalist), & Prochazka, S. (Editorial Journalist). (2013). Alawi. Web publication, .

Prochazka-Eisl, G. (2013). Beyatli, Yahya Kemal. In G. Krämer, & E. al. (Eds.), The Encyclopaedia of Islam 3rd Edition Brill.

Prochazka-Eisl, G. (2013). İbrāhīm and the White Cow: Guild Patrons in Evliyâ Çelebi’s Seyahatnâme. In F. Bilici (Ed.), Evliyâ Çelebi et l'Europe (Vol. 41, pp. 159-172). Cahiers Balkaniques Vol. 41 https://doi.org/10.4000/ceb.3980

Prochazka-Eisl, G. (2013). WZKM. In Diyanet Vakfi islam Ansiklopedisi (Vol. 43, pp. 161-162). Türkiye Diyanet Vakfi.

Prochazka-Eisl, G. (2012). Aydede. In G. Krämer, D. Matringe, J. Nawas , & E. Rowson (Eds.), The Encyclopaedia of Islam 3rd Edition Brill. Encyclopaedia of Islam Three

Gisela Prochazka-Eisl
Department of Near Eastern Studies
Postal address: Spitalgasse 2/4, A-1090 Vienna
Austria

Research interests

Ottoman poetry
Ottoman prose, metaphors and phraseology
Cultural history
Ottoman press

Administrative duties

2008-2020: Co-head and later head of the Institute of Near Eastern Studies

2020-: Vice-dean of the Philological-Cultural Faculty

Curriculum vitae

Geboren 1961 in Bad Ischl, Oberösterreich
1967 - 1979: Schule in Bad Ischl
1979 – 1983: Berufstätigkeit in Bad Ischl
1983 – 1988: Studium der Turkologie und Volkskunde (Wien, Tunis, Istanbul).
1988: Sponsion, Mag. Phil., Turkologie.

Diplomarbeitsthema: Die lyrischen Einschübe in der altosmanischen Chronik des ʿĀşıḳpaşazāde

1988-1992: Doktoratsstudium Turkologie
1983-1992, während des Studiums: Dolmetschtätigkeit (insbes. Türkisch) im Österreichischen Innenministerium, Deutsch- und Türkischlehrerin an der Österreichischen Orient-Gesellschaft Hammer-Purgstall, Forschungsstipendiatin beim Projekt „Osmanisch-Türkische Dokumente aus dem Haus-, Hof- und Staatsarchiv zu Wien“ (A.C. Schaendlinger) am Institut für Orientalistik.

1992: Promotion zur Dr. Phil., Turkologie

Dissertationsthema: Die Wiener Handschrift des Sūrnāme-i Hümāyūn (Bearbeitung und Edition eines Textes zu einem großen Beschneidungsfest 1582)

1993-2001: Universitätsassistentin am Institut für Orientalistik der Universität Wien. Mehrere Feldforschungsaufenthalte in der Südtürkei.
2001: Venia docendi für Turkologie und Islamwissenschaft

Habilitationsschrift: Die Lieder des Papageien Populäre Gedichte in der satirisch - literarischen Zeitschrift Papağan (1924-1927).

2001- laufend: A.O. Prof. am Institut für Orientalistk der Universität Wien.

Editorial work

Co-editor of Beihefte zur Wiener Zeitschrift für die Kunde des Morgenlandes.
Member in the editorial boards of:

Diyâr (Zeitschrift, Hamburg)
Türkiyat Araştırmaları (Zeitschrift, Ankara)
Zemin (Zeitschrift, Istanbul)
Ottoman Studies/Osmanische Studien (Universität Bonn)