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www.hollitzer.at www.donjuanarchiv.at 2 Hollitzer Verlag Catalogue of Publications Ottomania by Don Juan Archiv Wien
Ottomania Ottoman Empire & European Theatre “In Turchia novantuna” Dramatic and literary Don Juan figures such as Tenorio, Tabarca and their like are linked to the ‘Turkish sujet’ through the 1571 victory of the united Spanish-Genovese-Papal-Venetian fleet over the Ottoman fleet at Lepanto, under the “Generalissimo di mare” Don Juan de Austria, the historic ‘role model’ for Don Juan on stage. Acts of war by Tirso, character demeanours by Molière, erotic adventures by da Ponte as listed by Leporello – and decoded and encoded anew by Lord Byron – are all part of this link. The series Ottomania, along with a sub-series Ottoman Empire & European Theatre, are dedicated to the relations between Europe and the Ottoman Empire, primarily in the field of mutual cultural exchange. The series was founded in 2013 Series Editors: Vol. 1–8: Michael Hüttler Hans Ernst Weidinger Vol. 9–12: Michael Hüttler Suna Suner Hans Ernst Weidinger ISSN 2617-2542 Hardcover with dust jacket b/w with spotcolour colour images The book series Ottomania by Don Juan Archiv Wien researches the cultural transfers between the Ottoman Empire and Europe with a focus on the performing arts. The symposia proceedings Ottoman Empire and European Theatre – based on symposia held in Vienna and Istanbul between 2008 and 2015 – emphasize the various theatrical and musical expressions of the exponents of the Ottoman Empire, presented on the theatrical stages of Europe, as well as the appearance of European theatre and opera in the Ottoman Empire, especially in its capital and political as well as cultural centre, Istanbul. Few publications on the topic of the cultural connections between the Ottoman Empire and Europe focus on theatre and opera; fewer still have engaged the topic of the interaction and reciprocal influences of the Ottoman Empire and European theatre before 1800. That gap in research is addressed by this new series. Hollitzer Verlag Catalogue of Publications Ottomania by Don Juan Archiv Wien 3
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