Anna Rothpletz

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Anna Rothpletz , also Anna Rothpletz-von Meiss , Nanette Rothpletz , pseudonym Rosalie Müller , (born December 25, 1786 in Zurich , † March 14, 1841 in Brugg ) was a Swiss writer .

Live and act

Rothpletz was born in 1786 as the daughter of the city judge and junker Johann Friedrich Ludwig von Meiss. On May 10, 1805 she married Johann Jakob Rothpletz, a lawyer and senior magistrate in Aarau . His first wife had died the year before. The couple had three daughters, with whom Anna Rothpletz moved to her parents in Brugg after the death of her husband on April 30, 1815 , where she lived until her death. After her daughters grew up, she began to occupy herself with fiction works and subsequently wrote several novels under the pseudonym Rosalie Müller.

Above all, Rothpletz wrote love and marriage stories that "had a decisive influence on the bourgeois self-image of women in particular."

Works

  • Pictures of life. 1827 online  - Internet Archive .
  • Pauline Selbach. 1829.
  • The sorrows and joys of a beach trip. 1830.
  • Mnemosyne. Descriptions from life and contributions to the knowledge of the human heart. For the Pleasure and Education of the Female World , 1834
  • Change of life. 1835.
  • Collected stories from the author of the Pictures of Life. 2 volumes, 1839/1840.

literature

  • A. Schumann: Rosalie Müller. In: Aargau writers. Aarau 1887, pp. 31–35.
  • Albert Schumann:  Rothpletz, Anna . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 29, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1889, p. 372 f.
  • Doris Stump: Anna Rothpletz-von Meiss (1786–1841). A successful author from Bruges. In: Brugger Neujahrsblätter , 101st vol., 1991, pp. 135-147.
  • Doris Stump, Maya Widmer, Regula Wyss: German-speaking women writers in Switzerland, 1700–1945. 1994, p. 178.
  • Mathilde Lejeune-Jehle : Nanette Meiss-Rothpletz (1786–1841). In: Argovia , annual journal of the Historical Society of the Canton of Aargau, vol. 68–69, 1958, pp. 642–643 ( digitized version ).

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Yvonne Leimgruber: On an educational mission: the pedagogue Rosette Niederer-Kasthofer (1779–1857) and her work for a “women-friendly” life in family and society. Verlag Julius Klinkhardt, Bad Heilbrunn 2006, p. 262.