Your Tasks
- Develop your own research project within the framework of the umbrella project
- Assist the PI in analyzing Russian, Hebrew and Judeo-Tajik archival documents, newspapers and publications from late 19th to 21st century
- Research travel including archival and interview research and, if applicable, private and family archives
- Participation in international workshops and conferences
- Publication of two peer-reviewed articles, organization of conference with PI and contribution to edited volume
- Taking an active part in regular team meetings (Vienna)
- Contributing to project website
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Your Tasks
- Contribute to building the project's digital corpus and edition: quality control of digitization and development of TEI P5-compliant transcription guidelines, co-supervising two student assistants
- Conduct in-depth historical and philological analysis of the Frangochiotika sources jointly with the PI
- Lead the project's micro-level analysis of vernacular piety, material culture, and community life, including applying computational text-analysis methods to the corpus
- Co-organize project workshops and conferences
- Produce a major study on the phonology and morphology of the Modern Greek vernacular based on the Frangochiotika corpus, and two co-authored peer-reviewed articles
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Your Tasks
- Completion of your doctoral thesis
- Contribution to the project’s theoretical development, joint research activities and findings
- Assistance with organising events and publishing co-edited volumes
- Presentation of your research at international conferences and workshops
- Publication of research articles in peer-reviewed journals and/or edited volumes
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