[3] With her knowledge on this area she also contributed to the OeAW project "Motif Index of German Secular Narrative Literature from the Beginnings to 1400".
[4][5][6] From 1999 onwards, Tuczay worked on the edited volumes in the series “Mythen des Mittelalters” (Myths in the Middle Ages) and contributed with various articles.
[11] Since the publication of "Magie im Mittelalter" (Magic in the Middle Ages)[12] Tuczay has been dedicated to the special field of research on witchcraft, which has been on the rise since the 1980s, from the perspective of history of mentality and cultural studies,[13] resulting in various articles in English- and German-speaking anthologies.
[14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21] Her monograph "Kulturgeschichte der mittelalterlichen Wahrsagerei" (A Cultural History of Medieval Fortune Telling), published in 2012, focuses on the topic of divination, briefly outlined in "Magie und Magier im Mittelalter".
A related experience, dreams and visions, has been the focus of Tuczay's psychohistorical observations,[25] including a three-part series on revenants, human-to-animal transformation and occultism.