Wittek and the Austrian Tradition
Wittek and the Austrian Tradition
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维特克和奥地利传统
DOI：
10.1017/s0035869x00164135
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1988
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C. Heywood
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C. Heywood
如果要我为我们今天的会议提出一个具体的理由，除了纪念已故保罗·维特克教授对早期奥斯曼历史研究所作贡献的一般和合理的意图之外，那就是1987年不是我们这个主题一生中任何通常的周年纪念。Wittek，该协会的研究员，是第一个占用椅子土耳其在伦敦大学，从1948年至1961年。他于1894年1月11日出生在维也纳南部的巴登，父亲是一位中学校长，距他出生还差7年。据《泰晤士报》报道，这位典型的奥地利学者在伦敦郊区去世，享年84岁，距他去世还不到10年。
If I were to offer one specific reason for our meeting today, beyond a general and justifiable intention to commemorate the contribution made to early Ottoman historical studies by the late Professor Paul Wittek, it would not be that the year 1987 marks any of the usual anniversaries in the life of our subject. Wittek, a Fellow of this Society, was the first occupant of the Chair of Turkish in the University of London, from 1948 to 1961. It is still seven years short of one hundred since he was born, on 11 January 1894, in Baden, to the south of Vienna, the son of a Gymnasium headmaster; and it is less than a decade since The Times recorded the death, at the age of eighty-four, in an outer suburb of London, of this quintessentially Austrian scholar.