Albert Eichler
Albert Eichler (born April 26, 1879 in Vienna , † December 8, 1953 in Tamsweg ) was an Austrian English student .
Life
After receiving his doctorate from the University of Vienna in 1902, he became a professor in Graz in 1911.
Fonts (selection)
- John Hookham Frere. His life and his works. His influence on Lord Byron . Vienna 1905.
- as editors: Samuel Taylor Coleridge: The Ancient Mariner and Christabel. With literary historical introduction and commentary . Vienna 1907.
- Typeface and phonetic value in Charles Butler's English grammar (1633, 1634) and Feminin "Monarchi" (1634) . Halle on the Saale in 1913.
- The gentleman. Being, growing, decaying . Graz 1943, OCLC 604535805 .
1. Chair of Literary Studies: Karl Luick (1898–1908) | Alois Pogatscher (1908–1911) | Albert Eichler (1911–1944) | Herbert Koziol (1944–1961) | Franz Karl Stanzel (1962–1993) | Werner Wolf (since 1994)
2. Chair of Linguistics I: Hans Ernst Pinsker (1967–1970) | Wolfgang Viereck (1973–1978) | Alwin Fill (1980-2008) | Catharina Henrica Elisabeth Mennen (since 2015)
3. Chair of Linguistics II: Wolfgang Riehle (1973–2006) | Daniela Wawra (2009-2010) | Remus Gergel (2012–2016) | Gunther Kaltenböck (since 2019)
4th Chair for Subject Didactics I: Sarah Jane Mercer (since 2015)
5th Chair of Didactics II: Elizabeth Erling (since 2017)
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| SURNAME | Eichler, Albert |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian Anglicist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | April 26, 1879 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Vienna |
| DATE OF DEATH | December 8, 1953 |
| Place of death | Tamsweg |