Ambros scaly

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Ambros Schupp (born 1840 in Montabaur ; died 1914 in Porto Alegre , Rio Grande do Sul , Brazil ) was a German-Brazilian Catholic priest , educator and writer from the Jesuit order , who went to Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil in 1874. Schupp mastered the languages ​​Latin, Portuguese, Spanish and German dialects, which were best known in the German-speaking regions of southern Brazil (especially the Riograndenser Hunsrückisch ). In Brazil he worked in different posts in different places.

He is the author of various writings, with his work on the Mucker movement being particularly noteworthy. Most of his works, mainly assigned to children's and youth literature, were published by the Bonifacius printing house in Paderborn , often reprinted several times.

The "Mucker"

His book Die "Mucker". Life of the German colonies of Brazil, in the presence (Paderborn, 1900) not only provides a lot of interesting information about the event of the Mucker Uprising ( Revolta dos Muckers ) and its main characters (see Jacqueline Maurer ) but also material from the daily life of the time and the local social context versus non-conforming religious thinking and acting. Adilson Schultz rates it in the annotated bibliography on the Muckern as one-sided and inquisitorial.

Publications

  • The "Mucker". Life of the German Colonies in Brazil in the Present ( digitized version )
  • A visit to La Plata
  • The angel of the slaves
  • The golden plow and other fairy tales
  • The scissors grinder from Guckleguck
  • Father Rhine
  • fairy tale

See also

References and footnotes

  1. ↑ cf. Aiga Klotz: Children's and Young People's Literature in Germany 1840–1950. Volume IV. 1996, p.324 .
  2. ^ Adilson Schultz (2003: 116).

literature

  • Daniel Luciano Gevehr: A líder dos Mucker na narrativa jesuítica de Ambrósio Schupp ea produção de uma memória sobre a personagem central do conflito . In: Estudos Teológicos 52 (2012) No 1 ( partial online view )
  • Adilson Schultz: Bibliografia Mucker comentada. 2003 Revista Eletrônica do Núcleo de Estudos e Pesquisa do Protestantismo (NEPP) da Escola Superior de Teologia, Volume 02, jan.-dec. de 2003 - ISSN  1678-6408 (accessible online)

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personal data
SURNAME Schupp, Ambros
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Schupp, Ambrosius; Schupp, Ambrósio
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German-Brazilian Catholic priest, educator and writer from the Jesuit order
DATE OF BIRTH 1840
PLACE OF BIRTH Montabaur
DATE OF DEATH 1914
Place of death Porto Alegre