Franz Egermann
Franz Egermann (born February 13, 1905 in Rosenberg ; † July 9, 1989 in Munich ; full name: Franz Joseph Egermann ) was a German classical philologist .
Egermann was born in the Bohemian Rosenberg (today: Rožmberk nad Vltavou ). He attended high schools in Linz and Prague. At the suggestion of his teachers there, he studied Classical Philology at the University of Vienna , where he was particularly influenced by Hans von Arnim and Heinrich Gomperz . Both recommended him to continue his studies in Berlin . In Berlin, Egermann attended courses with Werner Jaeger , Eduard Norden , Ulrich Wilcken , Ludwig Deubner and Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff and deepened his study of Plato . After six semesters, he was in 1928 with the dissertation The Platonic letters VII and VIII PhD , of Wilamowitz in Gnomon was positively reviewed. In 1930 Egermann completed his habilitation in Greifswald and was appointed a private lecturer, and in 1934 a non-official extraordinary professor. From 1942 he served as a soldier in the Wehrmacht . When the University of Frankfurt am Main wanted to appoint him in 1943, the party headquarters of the NSDAP prevented it .
After the end of the Second World War , Egermann did not return to Greifswald. From the summer semester of 1948, he represented the chair for Greek Philology at the University of Munich , which Rudolf Pfeiffer, who had returned from emigration, took over again in 1951 . Egermann was then appointed as a regular associate professor, in 1955 as a personal professor and in 1962 as a regular professor. In 1970 he retired .
literature
- Joachim Dalfen : Franz Egermann † . In: Gnomon . Vol. 62 (1990), pp. 755-757.
Web links
- Literature by and about Franz Egermann in the catalog of the German National Library
- Literature about Franz Egermann in the state bibliography MV
First chair: Christian Wilhelm Ahlwardt (1817–1830) | Georg Ludwig Walch (1830–1838) | Rudolf Heinrich Klausen (1838–1840) | Otto Jahn (1842–1847) | Ludwig von Urlichs (1847–1855) | Martin Hertz (1855-1862) | Hermann Usener (1863–1866) | Franz Bücheler (1866–1870) | Wilhelm Studemund (1870–1872) | Adolph Kießling (1872–1889) | Friedrich Marx (1889-1893) | Eduard Norden (1893–1899) | Wilhelm Kroll (1899–1906) | Carl Hosius (1906–1913) | Ernst Lommatzsch (1913–1922) | Günther Jachmann (1922) | Kurt Latte (1923–1926) | Franz Dornseiff (1926–1948) | Jürgen Kroymann (1954–1955) | Dietrich Ebener (1957–1967) | Martin Hose (1994–1997) | Michael Weißenberger (1999-2013)
Second chair: Georg Friedrich Schömann (1827–1879) | Rudolf Schöll (1873–1874) | Eduard Hiller (1874–1876) | Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff (1876–1883) | Georg Kaibel (1883–1886) | Ernst Maass (1886–1895) | Alfred Gercke (1896–1909) | Hermann Schöne (1909–1916) | Johannes Mewaldt (1916–1923) | Konrat Ziegler (1923–1933) | Franz Egermann (1934–1942) | Gregor Vogt-Spira (1994-2006)
Third chair (associate professor, full professor from 1863–1898): Franz Susemihl (1856–1898) | Alfred Körte (1899–1903) | Ludwig Radermacher (1903–1906) | Ernst Bickel (1906–1909) | Johannes Mewaldt (1909–1914) | Georg Thiele (1914–1917) | Kurt Witte (1917–1920) | August Schmekel (1921–1927)
First chair (Latin Philology): Friedrich Ast (1826–1841) | Franz Hocheder (1842–1844) | Ernst von Lasaulx (1844–1847) | Leonhard Spengel (1847–1880) | Eduard Wölfflin (1880–1905) | Friedrich Vollmer (1905–1923) | Johannes Stroux (1924–1935) | Rudolf Till (1938–1945) | Franz Egermann (1951 / 62–1970) | Werner Suerbaum (1970–2001) | Claudia Wiener (since 2003)
Second Chair (Greek Philology II): Friedrich Thiersch (1826–1859) | Wilhelm von Christ (1860–1903) | Otto Crusius (1903-1918) | Eduard Schwartz (1919–1929) | Rudolf Pfeiffer (1929–1937) | Franz Dirlmeier (1938–1945) | Rudolf Pfeiffer (1951–1957) | Kurt von Fritz (1958–1968) | Uvo Hölscher (1970–1982) | Hellmut Flashar (1982–1997) | Martin Hose (since 1997)
Third Chair (Greek Philology I): Conrad Bursian (1874–1883) | Rudolf Schöll (1885–1893) | Iwan von Müller (1893–1906) | Albert Rehm (1906–1936) | Richard Harder (1941–1945) | Friedrich Klingner (1947–1963) | Carl Becker (1963–1973) | Ernst Vogt (1975–1999) | Oliver Primavesi (since 2000)
Fourth Chair (Latin Philology): Karl von Prantl (1859–1888) | Carl Weyman (1905–1931) | Wilfried Stroh (1976-2005) | Therese Fuhrer (since 2013)
Professorship for Classical Philology / Subject Didactics: Karl Felix Halm (1856–1882) | Markus Janka (since 2007)
Professorship for Ancient Latin Philology: Niklas Holzberg (1988–2011)
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Egermann, Franz |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Egermann, Franz Joseph |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German classical philologist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | February 13, 1905 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Rosenberg |
| DATE OF DEATH | July 9, 1989 |
| Place of death | Munich |