Ingeborg Baldauf

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Ingeborg Baldauf (* 1956 as Ingeborg Thalhammer) is a German Turkologist and professor for Central Asian languages ​​and cultures at the Humboldt University in Berlin .

Career

Baldauf studied Turkish Studies , Islamic Studies and Arabic Studies at the University of Vienna . In 1981 she received her doctorate with a dissertation on the Uzbek folk song of northern Afghanistan at the university. She then worked as an assistant for Turkish language, history and culture, among others with Semih Tezcan at the University of Bamberg . In 1992 she was awarded the Venia Legendi for a post-doctoral thesis on script reform and correspondence among the Turkic peoples of Russia and the Soviet Union in the historical and cultural context of the 19th and 20th centuries . In 1991/92 she was a Rockefeller Fellow in the Humanities at the Research Institute for Inner Asian Studies at Indiana University Bloomington . Baldauf was Professor of Islamic Studies at the University of Freiburg until 1995 , before she accepted a call to the Central Asian Seminar at the Institute for Asian and African Studies at the Humboldt University in Berlin. Since 1999 Ingeborg Baldauf has also been a professor at the National University of Uzbekistan in the Faculty of Uzbek Language and Literature.

Baldauf devotes himself primarily to the languages ​​and cultures of Central Asia . Her research focuses on the dialectology of the Afghan Uzbeks , narrative research ( oral history and folklore ) and socio-cultural change in the Soviet and post-Soviet times.

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Ingeborg Baldauf: Materials for the folk song of the Özbeken Afghanistan . 1989 Gehling Emsdetten ISBN 978-3-89049-011-3
  2. Ingeborg Baldauf - “Not without my recording device” . Humboldt University of Berlin . June 4th 2010.