Bernhard Jülg

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Bernhard Jülg (also: Bernhard Juelg , born August 20, 1825 in Ringelbach in Baden; † August 14, 1886 in Innsbruck ) was a German linguist.

Bust of the linguist Bernhard Jülg by Heinrich Fuss

Life

Bernhard Jülg studied in Berlin and Heidelberg. In 1851 he was appointed associate professor of classical philology in Lemberg , in 1853 he was appointed full professor in Cracow , and from 1863 he worked in Innsbruck in the same capacity .

Particularly in the areas of comparative research on language and legends, where he also considered the East Asian languages ​​in addition to Sanskrit , he has achieved great merits.

Fonts

  • Revised father's "Literature of grammars, encyclopedias and dictionaries of all languages ​​on earth" (Berlin 1847)
  • Kalmuck fairy tales. The fairy tales of the Siddhi freestyle or tales of an enchanted dead. Kalmuk text, with German translation and a Kalmuk-German dictionary. Leipzig. (Leipzig 1866)
  • Mongolian fairy tale collection. The nine fairy tales of the Siddhi freestyle after the detailed editing and the story of Arji-Bordschi Chan. Mongolian with German translation and critical comments. Innsbruck. [reprinted Darmstadt 1973]
  • "On the nature and task of linguistics" (Innsbruck 1868)
  • "The Greek heroic saga reflected by the Mongols" (Leipzig 1869)
  • "On the present state of Mongolian researches" (London 1882)

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