Alexander Pushkin (stenographer)

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Alexander Pushkin (born December 1, 1822 in Munich , Kingdom of Bavaria , † May 1, 1878 in Bayreuth ) was a German stenographer of the Gabelsberger shorthand and high school professor .

Life

Pushkin studied modern languages at the University of Munich . He was also trained in shorthand by Franz Xaver Gabelsberger . After graduating, he lived as a publicist in Vienna and Munich in 1848 . In 1849 he became a public shorthand teacher. Until 1854 he was a stenography teacher in Nuremberg, then in Würzburg . In 1856 he came for a short time as a chamber stenographer in Munich before an autumn 1856 reputation as a high school teacher at the high school Bayreuth accepted. There he taught French in particular.

Pushkin had great public and theoretical effectiveness in the field of shorthand. He was therefore also referred to as the apostle of Gabelsberger's shorthand in Franconia . Among other things, he founded the shorthand associations in Würzburg and Bayreuth.

Works (selection)

  • Stenography according to Gabelsberger's system: a sketch of the basic rules of this system , Bonitas-Bauer, Würzburg 1851.
  • Stenographic reading and writing exercises according to Gabelsberger's system , Bonitas-Bauer, Würzburg 1855.
  • Theoretical-practical course in shorthand according to Gabelsberger's system: combined with reading and writing exercises in a methodical sequence , 2nd increased edition, Gießel, Bayreuth 1857.
    • Cours pratique de sténographie universelle d'après le système de Gabelsberger , Cherbuliez, Genève 1863.
  • French tutor: a concise compilation of the most important rules of the French language. Written for the sake of easier overview and repetition of grammatical teaching material , Gießel, Bayreuth 1860.
  • Cours de Sténographie populaire , 1874.

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Individual evidence

  1. Stenographic reading and writing exercises according to Gabelsberger's system , Bonitas-Bauer, Würzburg 1855, title page.
  2. Court and State Manual of the Kingdom of Bavaria 1870, p. 421.