Eduard Kulke

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Eduard Kulke (born May 28, 1831 in Nikolsburg , Austrian Empire ; died March 20, 1897 in Vienna , Austria-Hungary ) was an Austrian writer.

Life

Eduard Kulke was the son of a rabbi and attended the yeshiva . From 1853 he studied mathematics, physics and later German language and literature at the Polytechnic in Vienna and from 1854 in Prague. He broke off his studies and worked in 1858/59 as a teacher at the Israelite school in Pécs . Kulke moved back to Vienna and subsequently worked as a journalist and writer.

Kulke wrote in Jewish publications such as the Allgemeine Zeitung des Judentums (AZF) and the Wiener Jahrbuch für Israeliten . Literary role models were Berthold Auerbach and Aaron Bernstein , but above all Leopold Kompert . Kulke was friends with Friedrich Hebbel .

He wrote music reviews for the newspaper Das Vaterland and was a Wagnerian .

Kulke published stories, humoresques and sketches. His subjects were village stories, rural Jewry and, following Kompert's example, ghetto stories.

Fonts (selection)

Memories of Friedrich Hebbel (1878)
  • Salomon Sulzer , professor and senior cantor. Biographical sketch. Herzfeld & Bauer, Vienna 1866
  • From Jewish Folk Life (Stories), 1869
  • Stories , 1870
  • Stories from Jewish Folk Life for Israelite Youth , 1871
  • Don Perez . Drama, 1873
  • Korah . Tragedy, 1873
  • The feathered thief . Comedy, 1876
  • Memories of Friedrich Hebbel . 1878
  • Richard Wagner, his supporters and his opponents , 1884
  • A contribution to the theory of evolution , 1884
  • Richard Wagner and Friedrich Nietzsche , 1890
  • On the history of the development of opinions , 1891
  • The beautiful peddler . Story, 1895
  • Friedrich Salomon Krauss (Ed.): To fair women favor! Roman, 1905
  • Friedrich Salomon Krauss (ed.): Narrative writings . 5 volumes, 1906-08
Contains : The broken glass dance, the light lighter, own hair, homesickness, purring owls, a walk into the madhouse, the big lot, the potter's wheel, Anna

literature

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Klaus Zeyringer , Helmut Gollner: A literary history: Austria since 1650 . Innsbruck: Studien-Verlag, 2012 ISBN 978-3-7065-4972-1 , p. 280