Emmy von Dincklage

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Gravestone at Gut Campe
Stories from the Emslande (1872)

Amalie Ehrenengarte Sophie Wilhelmine (Emmy) von Dincklage-Campe (born March 13, 1825 at Gut Campe , municipality of Kluse (Emsland) , † June 28, 1891 in Berlin ), Protestant-Lutheran, was a German novelist.

She was inclined to poetic attempts from her youth, but it was not until 1857 that she found the courage to come forward in public with the novella The Old Lovers , which appeared in Cotta 's morning paper . Although she spent many years traveling, spent seven winters in Italy , stayed longer in Hungary , Dalmatia , Holland and France , also toured North America from 1880–81, observing everything with a keen eye, her poetry always prefers to tie in with her country and people closer home, so that she has become the poet of the Emsland . From 1866 she was a member of the convent of the free worldly women's monastery in Börstel in the Osnabrück region. She is buried in the small family cemetery at Gut Campe .

Two of her siblings were also active as a writer: Her sister Clara von Dincklage-Campe (1829–1919 in Dresden) was a popular author of historical books for young people in her time, most of which were played during the Baroque and Rococo periods, her brother Friedrich von Dincklage-Campe ( 1839–1918) wrote novels.

Works

Novels and short stories

  • The old lovers, Stuttgart 1856.
  • The leather groom, Stuttgart 1857.
  • The uncle's foster child, Stuttgart 1858.
  • Frisian heads, Stuttgart 1860.
  • The heather shepherd. Two novellas (= Reclams Universal Bibliothek Bd. 5617), Leipzig undated
  • Highborn. Roman, Leipzig 1869.
  • Great stories. North German novel. 2 vols., Leipzig 1870.
  • New novellas. 2 vols., Leipzig 1870.
  • Sara. Novel. 2 vol., Leipzig 1871.
  • Through the newspaper. Novel. 2 vols. Leipzig 1871.
  • Collected stories (stories from the Emslande). 2 vol., Leipzig 1872–1873 (2nd edition Paderborn 1907, 3rd edition Leer 1976).
  • Children of the south. Novellas. 2 vol., Stuttgart 1873.
  • The fifth woman. Roman, 2 vols., Stuttgart 1873.
  • Heimatgeschichten, Paderborn 1873.
  • Emsland pictures. Stories from the Emslande, Stuttgart 1874 (2nd edition Herzberg 1881).
  • Story book for the youth. True stories. Edited by E. and C. von Dincklage, Stuttgart 1875 (2nd edition Stuttgart 1882).
  • Nordlandgeschichten, Jena 1875 (2nd edition Jena 1883).
  • The uncle. Story (= Reiselectüre vol. 45), Stuttgart 1876.
  • The school of the heart. Novel. 2 vol., Jena 1876 (2nd edition Jena 1879, 3rd edition 1883).
  • In the Sirocco. New short stories, Breslau 1877.
  • Erich Lennep - The Lootsenkommandeur. Two stories by A. Wilbrandt and E. von Dincklage, Reutlingen 1878.
  • From the records of the women's monastery in Börstel, in: Northwest No. 50 of December 15, 1878, pp. 418-420.
  • Dissolved spell. Novelle (library of entertainment and knowledge), Stuttgart 1881.
  • We. Emsland stories, Leipzig 1882 (2nd edition Leipzig 1888).
  • From two parts of the world. Novellas, Lingen 1882.
  • The Amsivarians. Heimath-Histories, Leipzig 1883.
  • Princely blood. Novelle (= Bachem's Novellen-Sammlung Vol. 5), Cologne 1883.
  • The real Abbergs. Novelle (= Bachem's Novellen-Sammlung Vol. 15), Cologne 1884.
  • The processional cross, in: Deutsche Frauenblätter No. 11–13 / 1884.
  • Love and countries. National stories, Düsseldorf 1885.
  • The Comtessel. Novelle (= Bachem's Novellen-Sammlung Vol. 22), Cologne 1886.
  • The souls of the Hallas. Roman (= Bachem's Roman Collection Vol. 7), Cologne 1886.
  • Il Globbo and his love affair and happiness (= Eckstein's travel reading, vol. 99), Leipzig no year.
  • Blutjung und other stories (= Eckstein's travel library No. 180), Berlin 1887 (2nd edition Berlin 1899).
  • Haide-Imme. Story (= Eckstein's miniature library, vol. 40), Leipzig 1889.
  • Short stories, Leipzig 1889 (2nd edition Leipzig 1890).
  • Young Alaric's bride. Roman (= Eckstein's travel library No. 78), Berlin 1890.
  • Poems. Edited by Clara von Dincklage, Paderborn 1893.
  • The village nihilists along with seven other short stories. Edited by Clara von Dincklage, Cologne 1893.
  • Flat land. Novellas. Edited by Clara von Dincklage, Paderborn 1894.
  • The Kiveling, in: Lower Saxony. 2. Vol. 4 of November 15, 1896, pp. 58-59.
  • Last novellas. Edited by Clara von Dincklage, Dresden and Berlin 1899.
  • In the Tramontan. Novel. Edited by Friedrich von Dincklage (= Kürschner's book treasure no.423), Berlin / Eisenach / Leipzig 1904.
  • In the golden gorse, in: Lower Saxony. 13. Vol. 17 of June 1, 1908, Bremen 1908, p. 308.
  • A legend about the founding of Papenburg, in: Lower Saxony. Emsland number. 13. Vol. 21 of August 1, 1908., Bremen 1908, p. 373.
  • A quiet Friday, in: Lower Saxony. 15. Vol. 14 from April 15, 1909, Bremen 1909, p. 282.
  • Christmas flowers, in: Lower Saxony. Volume 15, no. 6 from December 15, 1909, Bremen 1909, pp. 100-102.
  • The leathery bridegroom and Wenn't Glücke kummt (= Our storytellers. Book 25), Münster (1910).
  • At the Dollard. Frisian heads. With introduction ed. by Hermann Schönhoff (= Universal Library Vol. 5201), Leipzig (1910).
  • The Striethast. In: German Novellenschatz. Edited by Paul Heyse and Hermann Kurz. Vol. 16. 2nd ed. Berlin, [1910], pp. [180] -219. In: Weitin, Thomas (Ed.): Fully digitized corpus. The German Novellenschatz. Darmstadt / Konstanz, 2016. ( digitized and full text in the German text archive )

Travel letters

  • First travel letter, in: Lingen'sches Wochenblatt No. 79 of October 3, 1880 (supplement).
  • Second travel letter, in: Lingen'sches Wochenblatt No. 85 of October 24, 1880.
  • Excursion to Pleasant Hill and Lookont Mauntain. An afternoon with the shakers. Reprint from the Cincinnati Volksblatt, in: Lingen'sches Wochenblatt No. 88 of November 3, 1880.
  • Excursion to Pleasant Hill and Lookont Mauntain. An afternoon with the shakers. Reprint from the Cincinnati Volksblatt (conclusion), in: Lingen'sches Wochenblatt No. 89 of November 7, 1880 (supplement).
  • Fourth travel letter, in: Lingen'sches Wochenblatt No. 103 of December 24, 1880.
  • Fifth travel letter, in: Lingen'sches Wochenblatt No. 4 of January 16, 1881.
  • Sixth travel letter, in: Lingen'sches Wochenblatt No. 12 of February 9, 1881.
  • Eighth travel letter, in: Lingen'sches Wochenblatt No. 27 of March 27, 1881.
  • Ninth travel letter, in: Lingen'sches Wochenblatt No. 31 of April 10, 1881.
  • Tenth travel letter, in: Lingen'sches Wochenblatt No. 36 of April 27, 1881.
  • Eleventh travel letter, in: Lingen'sches Wochenblatt No. 40 of May 11, 1881.
  • Twelfth travel letter, in: Lingen'sches Wochenblatt No. 44 of May 25, 1881.
  • Wiener Reisebrief, in: Lingen'sches Wochenblatt No. 83 of October 9, 1881.

Poems

Poems, Schöningh. Paderborn 1893

literature

  • German Biographical Archive NF Microfiche No. 275 pp. 411–412.
  • Herrmann AL Degener (Ed.), Who is it? Our contemporaries. 7th edition, Leipzig 1914, p. 179.
  • HMB, Emmy von Dincklage-Campe - The poetess of the Emsland, in: Lower Saxony. Emsland number. 13. Vol. 21 of August 1, 1908, Bremen 1908, p. 371.
  • Franz Brümmer :  Dincklage, Emmy von . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 47, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1903, pp. 704 f.
  • Rudolf Eckart , Lexicon of Lower Saxon Writers from the Ancient Times to the Present. Reprint of the Osterwieck 1891 edition, Hildesheim / New York 1974, pp. 54–55.
  • Rudolf Eckart, Der deutsche Adel in der Litteratur, Berlin 1895, p. 31.
  • Rudolf Eckart, Handbook of Low German Literature, Bremen 1911, pp. 346–347.
  • Rudolf Eckart, Lexicon of Lower Saxon Writers from the Ancient Times to the Present. Reprint of the Osterwieck 1891 edition, Hildesheim / New York 1974, pp. 54–55.
  • Brunhilde Grönniger, Emmy von Dincklage - the Emsland writer in the 19th century, in: We were there too. Vol. II. Ed. By the Working Group Women in the History of the Emsland, Sögel 1993, pp. 46–81.
  • Brunhilde Grönniger, The Emsland poet Emmy von Dincklage and her family, in: Study Society for Emsländische Regionalgeschichte (ed.), Emsländische Geschichte Vol. 4, Bremen 1994, pp. 7–33.
  • Brunhilde Grönniger, Art. Dincklage, Emmy von, in: Emsländische Geschichte Vol. 6th Ed. By the Study Society for Emsländische Regionalgeschichte, Dohren 1997, pp. 201–207.
  • Karl Hohenschwert, Emmy von Dincklage. Your life and work, Diss. Phil. Munster 1921.
  • Karl Hohenschwert, Emmy von Dincklage, in: Yearbook of the Emsländischen Heimatverein Vol. 3, Meppen 1955, pp. 99–112.
  • Karl Hohenschwert, Emmy v. Dincklage - the "Emsland Dichterin" - a commemorative sheet on the occasion of the 80th day of her death, in: Yearbook of the Emsländischen Heimatbund, Vol. 18/1971, (Meppen 1971), pp. 133-142.
  • Walther Killy (Ed.), German Biographical Encyclopedia. Vol. 2. Munich / New Providence / London / Paris 1995, p. 550.
  • Heinrich Kurz, Emmy von Dincklage, in: The Salon for Literature, Art and Society, Leipzig 1873, pp. 727–732.
  • NN, Art., Emmy von Dincklage, in: The German National Literature of the 19th Century. Vol. 4, 7th edition, Dresden 1902, pp. 395-396.
  • Dincklage, Amalie Honor Garden Sophie Wilhelmine . In: Sophie Pataky (Hrsg.): Lexicon of German women of the pen . Volume 1. Verlag Carl Pataky, Berlin 1898, p. 156 ( digitized version ). - life data
  • Dincklage, E. v. . In: Sophie Pataky (Hrsg.): Lexicon of German women of the pen . Volume 1. Verlag Carl Pataky, Berlin 1898, p. 157 f. ( Digitized version ). - works
  • Ilsetraut Lindemann, von Dincklage, Emmy, in: Rainer Hehemann (arrangement), Biographical Handbook on the History of the Osnabrück Region. Edited by the Osnabrück Landscape Association, Bramsche 1990, p. 66.
  • Marga and Eberhard Pradel: The writer Emmy von Dincklage and her "Stories from the Emslande", in: Emsländische Geschichte Vol. 19. Ed. By the Study Society for Emsländische Regionalgeschichte, Haselünne 2012, pp. 554-571. ISBN 978-3-9814041-4-2
  • Johannes Rüschen, Emmy von Dincklage, in: Johannes Rüschen (Hrsg.), Known Emsländer from the past, Bremen 1988, pp. 93–99.
  • Karl Schrattenthal , Emmy von Dincklage, in: German monthly sheets October 1878 – March 1879. Vol. 2. Ed. By Heinrich and Julius Hart, Bremen 1878/79, pp. 638–644.
  • Wilhelm Seelmann, The Low German Literature of the 19th and 20th Century. Supplemented and continued by Erich Seelmann 1902–1915, Norden 1915, pp. 18–19.
  • Hermann Schönhoff, Emmy von Dincklage as a dialect poet, in: Lower Saxony. 14. Vol. 18 of June 15, 1909, Bremen 1909, pp. 358-360.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Berliner Tageblatt of February 11, 1919

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personal data
SURNAME Dincklage, Emmy von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Dincklage-Campe, Amalie Ehrenengarte Sophie Wilhelmine von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German novelist
DATE OF BIRTH March 13, 1825
PLACE OF BIRTH Gut Campe , municipality of Kluse (Emsland)
DATE OF DEATH June 28, 1891
Place of death Berlin