Émile Duployé

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Émile Duployé

Émile Duployé [ eˈmil dyplwaˈje ] (born September 10, 1833 in Liesse-Notre-Dame , Département Aisne , † May 9, 1912 in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés , today Département Val-de-Marne ) was a French clergyman, educator and the inventor of a French shorthand system .

Life

Duployé dealt extensively with the shorthand during his student days and afterwards as a clergyman and teacher. After successfully completing his studies, Duployé got a job as a clergyman in the Sincery community . In the years between 1860 and 1867 he developed his system of shorthand, partly together with his brother Gustave .

This was structured logically and worked on a purely phonetic basis. This "Duployé system" managed without any cuts and was actually a further development of the work of Aimé Paris . Duployé was only partially satisfied with this and over time expanded his system to include the work of Tourault . As early as 1860 Duployé was able to publish his first textbook (Sténographie Duployé).

In 1872 Duployé resigned from all his offices and settled in Paris . There he founded the Institute sténographique des Deux-Mondes . This facility had its own printing facility and now allowed him to publish his works in a very inexpensive way. In addition to several newspapers and textbooks, the Bibliothèque sténographique was created over the next few years , in which works of fiction were published in shorthand.

Through his work at the Institut sténographique , Duployé was able to spread his system throughout France in just a few years. Other French-speaking countries later adopted this type of shorthand. Already during Duployé's lifetime, over twenty newspapers and magazines were published in France in shorthand according to the Duployé system .

At the age of 79, Émile Duployé died on May 9, 1912 in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés, Val-de-Marne.

The Duployé system is strictly logically structured, but its aesthetics are very poor, as Duployé placed no value on typeface or handwriting. Similar to Isaac Pitman's system , it had the unbeatable advantage of being very easy to learn. In addition to the French-speaking area, Duployé also conquered the English , Spanish and German languages. In the latter, among others, Jean Joseph Weiler excelled as a teacher and translator.

Works

  • Sténographie-Duployé: écriture plus rapide que toute autre s'apprenant sans maître en quelques heures se lisant comme l'écriture ordinaire . 1860.
  • The shorthand Duployé for the German language edit. by J [ean]. Jos [eph] hamlet . 5th, rev. Ed., Paris: Duployé, 1909.

literature

  • Hubert Brück: Textbook of German Stenography Duployé-Brück , Worré-Mertens, Luxemburg 1936
  • J.-F. Germanet: La sténographie. Ses origins et son histoire, ses principes et son avenir , Berger-Levrault, Paris 1899
  • Bernhard Klöpel: The Duployésche stenography system and its metagraph , Eberlein, Pirna 1909
  • Paul G. Mitzschke: Emile Duployé et son oeuvre , Duployé, Paris 1908
  • Isaac Pitman: The Pitman's shorthand instructor , self-published, London 1913

Web links

Wikisource Wikisource: Duployé  - Article of the 4th edition of Meyers Konversations-Lexikon