Carsten Hauch
Johannes Carsten Hauch (born May 12, 1790 in Fredrikshald , Norway , † March 4, 1872 in Rome ) was a Danish poet and physicist .
Life
Hauch first studied law, then philosophy and natural sciences, became lecturer in physics at the Academy in Sorø in 1821 , traveled to Germany, Italy and France from 1821 to 1827 and in 1846 became professor of Nordic literature at the University of Kiel . When he was expelled from here by the outbreak of the revolution of 1848 , Queen Marie Sophie Friederike granted him refuge at Frederiksberg Castle near Copenhagen . He stayed there until he was appointed professor of aesthetics at the University of Copenhagen after Adam Oehlenschläger's death in 1851 . He taught there until his death.
plant
Oehlenschläger's pupil developed an unusual talent in his first dramatic attempts at Contrasterne (1816) and Rosaura (1817). His subsequent tragedies were characterized by a study of character and lively coloring.
The epic-dramatic poem Hamadryaden: Et episk og dramatisk Digt (Copenhagen 1830) earned him the recognition of the romantics, namely from Ludwig Tieck . The works mentioned show him, like his poetry Digte (Copenhagen 1842, 2nd ed. 1854), to be recognized as an important Danish poet. They were later followed by Lyriske Digte og Romancer (1862), including the romance cycle Valdemar Atterdag, which is characterized by a rare rhythmic echo and lively freshness, and Nye Digtninger (1869). What characterizes Hauch is an unusual depth of feeling and enthusiasm, which draws him so strongly to the foreboding and mystical that a deep, romantic twilight hangs over all of his poems. Her strength is her character drawing and her wealth of images.
Fonts
- Bajazet
- Tiber (German Tiberius , Leipzig 1836)
- Gregorius den Syvende and Don Juan , united in the Dramatiske Varker Collection (Copenhagen 1828–29, 3 volumes; German, Leipzig 1836)
- Karl den Femtes Död
- Maastrichts Beleiring (1832; German The Siege of Maastricht , Leipzig 1834)
- Svend Grathe eller Kongemödet i Roeskilde
- Søstrene paa Kinekullen (1849)
- Marsk Stig (1850)
- Tycho Brahe's Ungdom (1851)
- Vilhelm Zabern (1834; German, Leipzig 1848)
- Guldmageren (1836; German, Kiel 1837)
- En polsk family (1839; German A Polish family or the lost children , Leipzig 1840)
- Slottet ved Rhinen (1845; German Das Schloss am Rhein or the various viewpoints , Wurzen 1851)
- Saga om Thorvald Vidførle (1849)
- Robert Fulton (1853)
- Charles de la Bussière (1860)
- Fortaelling om Haldor (1864).
- The Nordic doctrine of myths (Leipzig 1847)
- Afhandlinger og asthetiske Betragtninger (Copenhagen 1855)
- Aesthetiske Afhandlinger og Recensioner (das. 1861–69, 2 vols.)
- Minder fra min Barndom og min Ungdom (Copenhagen 1867)
- Minder om min forste Udenlandsreise (that. 1871)
- Samlede Romaner og Fortällinger appeared in 7 volumes (Copenhagen. 1873–75).
literature
- Carsten Hauch . In: Carl Frederik Bricka (Ed.): Dansk biografisk Lexikon. Tillige omfattende Norge for Tidsrummet 1537-1814. 1st edition. tape 7 : I. Hansen – Holmsted . Gyldendalske Boghandels Forlag, Copenhagen 1893, p. 143 (Danish, runeberg.org ).
Web links
- Literature by and about Carsten Hauch in the catalog of the German National Library
- Works by Johannes Carsten Hauch in Arkiv for Dansk Litteratur
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Breath, Carsten |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Hauch, John Karsten; Hauch, Karsten; Hauch, Johannes Carsten |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Danish physicist and writer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | May 12, 1790 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Fredrikshald , Norway |
| DATE OF DEATH | March 4, 1872 |
| Place of death | Rome |