Christian Konrad Jakob Dassel
Christian Konrad Jakob Dassel (born March 16, 1768 in Harxbüttel , † January 8, 1845 in Stadthagen ) was a German Protestant clergyman and educator.
After primary school he came to the orphanage in Halle (Saale) (today Francke Foundations ) on the initiative of the local preacher . From 1788 he studied theology at the University of Halle . On the recommendation of August Hermann Niemeyer , he became a teacher in Hamburg-Hamm in 1791 at the educational institution founded there by Caroline Rudolphi and later relocated to Heidelberg and continued by Emilie Heins , and three years later a teacher at the Hoftöchterschule in Hanover . In 1796 he became a preacher at Ricklingen Castle , in 1800 in Hohenbostel (Barsinghausen) and in 1806 in Stadthagen. He wrote numerous works on pedagogical and theological topics.
Works (selection)
- 1790: Proposal for a new method, both written and oral geographical instruction, in order to, in addition to the mere filling of the memory, also enlighten the mind and educate the heart
- 1797: Strange journeys of the Gutmann family: a Christmas present for the youth
- 1811: Commentary on the Hanoverian state catechism for school teachers and preachers
- 1818: On the decline of the public religious cult in theological terms
- 1819: Historical description of the St. Martini Church (Stadthagen)
literature
- Ernst Kelchner : Dassel, Christian Konrad Jakob . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 4, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1876, p. 760 f.
- New necrology of the Germans ( Google Books )
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SURNAME | Dassel, Christian Konrad Jakob |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German Protestant clergyman and educator |
DATE OF BIRTH | March 16, 1768 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Harxbüttel |
DATE OF DEATH | January 8, 1845 |
Place of death | Stadthagen |