Camille Pitollet

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Camille Pitollet (born October 24, 1874 in Véronnes, Département Côte-d'Or , † June 25, 1964 in Pau ) was a French Romance studies , Hispanic and German studies.

life and work

Pitollet existed in 1902, the just created Agrégation d'espagnol. From 1905 to 1908 he was on the trail of his research topics in Hamburg, where he had an offer for Hispanic university teaching, but went back to France and became a high school teacher for German in Saint-Brieuc . There he was a colleague of Georges Palante . He completed his habilitation in Toulouse in 1908 - in Paris he had failed because of Charles Andler - with the two Thèses Contributions à l'étude de l'hispanisme de G.-E. Lessing (Paris 1909) and La Querelle caldéronienne de Johan Nikolas Böhl by Faber and José Joaquín de Mora, reconstituée d'après les documents originaux (Paris 1909). Later he was a high school teacher and humanities scholar in Nîmes . Pitollet's unclear presentation and the pronounced polemical character were in the way of his career (despite his great competence).

Other works

author

  • Vicente Blasco Ibáñez . Ses romans et le roman de sa vie, Paris 1921 (Spanish: Valencia 1921)
  • "Le Père Hase". Histoire de la venue en France de l'Allemand qui refusa Anatole France au baccalauréat, Brussels 1922
  • Francia, in: Enciclopedia universal ilustrada europeo-americana, Barcelona 1923, pp. 888-1004
  • (with Pierre Batiffol ) The Oldest text of the Gospels, New York 1924
  • Hispania, o sea Introducción al conocimiento práctico de España, su lengua, su historia, su literatura y su vida toda, Paris 1930
  • Gloses (Le véritable Blasco Ibañez, le véritable Gómez-Carrillo, par leur premier biographe), Lille / Paris 1930 (a lot of autobiographical things)
  • Toujours la panacée du latin. Considérations rétrospectives sur l'enseignement du latin et celui des langues vivantes, in: Les langues modern, March 1933
  • Jean-Joseph Saroïhandy , Le Puy 1933 (Simple histoire 4)
  • Précis de grammaire espagnole, Paris 1933

Ed. And translator

  • (Ed.) Blasco Ibáñez paisajista. 28 descripciones sacadas, por orden cronológico de las principales obras del maestro valenciano, Paris 1924
  • (Ed.) Lope de Vega, Comedia famosa de Amar sin saber a quién, Paris 1926, 1951
  • (Ed.) Parnaso español del siglo XIX, Paris 1927
  • (Ed.) Antologia de poesías liricas españolas de la edad media, Paris 1927
  • (Ed.) Cervantes, El Cautivo en Argel, Paris 1927, 1949
  • (Ed.) La Vida de Lazarillo de Tormes, Paris 1928, 1954
  • (Ed.) Guillén de Castro, Las Mocedades del Cid, Paris 1928, 1946, 1954
  • (Ed.) Leandro Fernández de Moratín, El si de las niñas, Paris 1928, 1948, 1953, 1959
  • (Transl.) Cervantes, Le captif, Paris 1929
  • (Ed.) Fernán Caballero , La Familia de Alvareda, Paris 1932
  • (Ed.) Cervantes, El Ingenioso hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha. Extraits, 2 vols., Paris 1937, 1954, 1958

literature

  • Camille Pitollet, Ma collaboration à la "Phalange", Brussels 1927
  • Camille Pitollet, Le Calvaire d'un hispaniste, Paris 1936 (Simple histoire 5)
  • Epistolario de Camille Pitollet y Menéndez Pelayo, ed. by Camille Pitollet and Enrique Sanchez Reyes, in: Boletin de la Biblioteca Menéndez Pelayo 1949, pp. 229-345
  • Martin Franzbach, Lessing's Huarte translation (1752). The reception and impact history of the Examen de ingenios para las ciencias (1575) in Germany, Hamburg 1965 (critical of Pitollet 1909)

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personal data
SURNAME Pitollet, Camille
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French Romanist, Hispanic and Germanist
DATE OF BIRTH October 24, 1874
PLACE OF BIRTH Véronnes, Côte-d'Or department
DATE OF DEATH June 25, 1964
Place of death Pau