Prof. Dr. Ingeborg Baldauf
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Institute of African and Asian Studies
Topics: Turkic- and Iranian-speaking Central Asia (history, folklore, and literature 12th to 20th century); Ottoman literature 12th to 16th century
Field: Asian Studies
Areas of research: Languages and Cultures of Central Asia
First supervisor of completed PhD projects:
Mapping the Early Modern Ottoman World: Representations of Cultural Geography in the Late Medieval Anatolian Frontier Narratives (Zeynep Aydogan)
Qașā’id-khānī. A Musical expression of Identities in Badakhshan, Tajikistan. Tradition, Continuity, and Change (Chorshanbe Goibnazarov)
Legal Pluralism in Kyrgyzstan. Ethnography of Local Jurisdiction and Customary Practices of Management of Trouble-Cases (Mahabat Sadyrbek)
Negotiations of Muslim Womanhood among Uyghur Minkaohan Women in Xinjiang (Lisa Ernst)
First supervisor of current PhD projects:
The politics of gender in a colonial Islamic society: governing 'womanhood' in late 19th- and early 20th-century Russian Central Asia (Saidolimkhon Gaziev)
Life, work and religious interactions of Tajik labour migrants: How migration changes solidarity structures in Tajikistan (Rustam Samadov)