Franz Schwarzbauer

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Franz Schwarzbauer (born November 8, 1953 in Engelburgsried , municipality of Bergern near Deggendorf ) is a German literary scholar and cultural manager .

Life

Schwarzbauer grew up on his parents' farm in Engelburgsried in the Bavarian Forest. From 1964 to 1973 he attended the humanistic grammar school of the Benedictine abbey in Metten . He then studied German, philosophy and history from 1973 to 1975 in Erlangen and from 1975 to 1980 in Konstanz . He completed his studies with the first state examination. In 1990 he received his doctorate with a study of the history of literature on the Xenia of Goethe and Schiller, which was awarded the prize for the promotion of young scientists in the city of Constance. At the same time, Schwarzbauer was involved in the Konstanz municipal cinema from 1975 to 1990 . From 1990 to 1993 he worked as a copywriter for the Schindler & Parent agency in Meersburg.

From 1993 to 2003 he headed the cultural office of the city of Meersburg . From 2003 to 2019 worked in the same position in Ravensburg . During his term of office, two events of supraregional importance occurred, which he largely accompanied on the part of the city: the erection of the memorial of the Gray Buses , which commemorates the victims of the so-called euthanasia in the former sanatorium and nursing home in Weißenau, and the construction and opening of the Ravensburg Art Museum . He was also responsible for the program for the concert and theater season in the Ravensburg Konzerthaus .

In his writings, Schwarzbauer deals, among other things, with the life and work of Annette von Droste-Hülshoff and Ernst Jünger , who had worked in his professional fields of Meersburg and Ravensburg.

Since 2012, Franz Schwarzbauer has been on the board of the Goethe-Gesellschaft Ravensburg e. V., which he co-founded, the maintenance and communication of classic and newer literature. Since the summer semester of 2019 he has been teaching at the University of Konstanz in the German Studies department. The main focus of his university activities is modern poetry.

Franz Schwarzbauer lives in Ravensburg.

Fonts

Monographs

  • The Xenia. Studies on the prehistory of the Weimar Classic . Metzler, Stuttgart and Weimar 1993, ISBN 3-476-00859-2 (plus dissertation, University of Konstanz 1991)
  • Ernst Jünger in Ravensburg . (= Tracks; 91). German Schiller Society, Marbach 2010, ISBN 978-3-937384-61-0 (15 pages)

Editorships

  • Meersburg - walks through the history of an old city . Friedrichshafen 1999 (therein pp. 7–12: invitation to explore the history of Meersburg ; pp. 35–38: Lochner's legacy and his estate administrators. Letter from the Cologne council to Meersburg in 1451 ; pp. 88–91: The artist as an entrepreneur Joseph Anton Feuchtmayer's offer of September 1741 ; pp. 124–134: “The little town is so pleasant” - Annette von Droste-Hülshoff in Meersburg ; pp. 135–142: In search of the past. Letter from Droste to Levin Schücking of December 15, 1843 ; pp. 236–241: An unrequited declaration of love. The sonnet “For this look” by Johannes R. Becher )
  • In the rhythm of nature - landscape painting of the "bridge". Masterpieces from the Hermann Gerlinger Collection . Exhibition catalog. Edited with Andreas Gabelmann. Ravensburg and Ostfildern 2006. (therein pp. 6–7: Letter to the collector. Instead of a foreword ; pp. 120–135: Black rain, blue countries. Landscape in the poetry of Expressionism .)
  • Remembering and commemorating. The Weißenau memorial and the culture of remembrance in Ravensburg . Edited with Andreas Schmauder and Paul-Otto Schmidt-Michel. Konstanz 2007. (therein pp. 13–26: On the way. Notes on the procedure, considerations on the topic .)
  • Nature in view. About Annette von Droste Hülshoff, Goethe and contemporaries. A conference proceedings . Edited with Winfried Woesler. Bern 2017 (therein pp. 9–15: Introduction ; pp. 133–160: Nature as a place of mourning. Goethe's poem “Dämmrung sunk from above [...]” )
  • Past? Search for clues and memory work. The Gray Buses Monument . Edited with Thomas Müller and Paul-Otto Schmidt-Michel. Zwiefalten 2017 (therein p. 11–14: Past? Introduction by the editors ; p. 113–145: For example Götz and Meyer. Or Dora Bruder. On the chances of literary visualizations of the Holocaust .)
  • Pictures on the Wall of your Heart. Tom Wesselmann & Pop Art . Edited with Nicole Fritz. Cologne 2008 (therein pp. 65–77: Intensified Perception. The art quote in the work of Tom Wesselmann )

Essays

  • The Xenia of 1796/1893. On the criticism of an authoritative commentary , in: ZfdPhilologie 105 (1986), special issue, pp. 107-135.
  • Imaginary spaces. About the fantastic worlds of Claus Dietrich Hentschel , in: Leben am See 13 (1996), pp. 286–297.
  • Insights into the simultaneity of the non-simultaneous. Cultural work in Meersburg , in: Allmende 48/49 (1996), pp. 203-207.
  • Still life with people. Honest Schempp: Portrait of an untimely artist , in: Yearbook of the district of Lindau (1996), pp. 63–68.
  • Schubart and the German Chronicle. The attempt to revise a legend in: Schwabenspiegel. Literature from the Neckar to Lake Constance 1000–1800. Ed. by Ulrich Gaier / Monika Küble / Wolfgang Schürle. Ulm 2003, Vol. 2, pp. 577-587.
  • "In the spirit of Droste". The Meersburger Dorste Prize and the Droste Society , in: A literary society in the 20th century. 75 years of the Droste Society in Münster (1928–2003). Edited by Jochen Grywatsch and Ortrun Niethammer. Bielefeld 2003, pp. 283-304.
  • "The Queen of German Poets". About the history of the effects of Droste in Meersburg , in: Droste-Jahrbuch 6 (2005/06), pp. 123-139.
  • Pictures of your wild imagination. Places of longing and horror in Droste's tragedy fragment “Bertha” , in: Droste-Jahrbuch 7 (2007/08) [2009], pp. 177–196.
  • "I also seem to like the working atmosphere [...]". Ernst Jünger in Ravensburg (1948–1950) , in: Ulm and Oberschwaben 57 (2011), pp. 377–396.
  • A sworn community. About the beginnings of the Ravensburger Kreis , in: Ulm and Oberschwaben 58 (2013), pp. 450–469.
  • Understanding of nature, self-image. Moonrise by Annette von Droste-Hülshoff and moonset by Giacomo Leopardi in comparison , in: Die Droste und Italy. Ed. by Gabriella Catalano and Winfried Woesler. Hanover 2015, pp. 71–89.
  • "Heliopolis" - a critical read. Jünger's novel between diagnosis of the times and the art of storytelling , in: Jünger-Studien 7 (2015), pp. 143–163.
  • Unpredictable interest. Is the Enlightenment reflected in the old library of the city of Ravensburg? In: Enlightenment in Upper Swabia. Baroque world in upheaval. Ed. by Katharina Bechler and Dietmar Schiersner. Stuttgart 2016, pp. 113–129.
  • The "Ravensburger Kreis". About the beginning and end, becoming and working of a literary group , in: Literature in Oberschwaben since 1945. Edwin Ernst Weber. Meßkirch 2017, pp. 102–129.
  • How Ernst Jünger received state guests in Wilflingen, or: About the astonishing career of a nonconformist , in: From Hölderlin to Jünger. On the political topography of literature in the German south-west. Edited by Thomas Schmidt and Kristina Mateescu. Stuttgart 2020 pp. 431–442.

Individual evidence

  1. [rea]: City of Konstanz awards sponsorship prize , in: Südkurier , complete edition, January 30, 1992
  2. [iko]: Young generation encouraged to imitate , in: Südkurier, Konstanz edition, February 7, 1992
  3. ^ [Dim]: New head of culture , in: Südkurier, Überlingen edition, November 26, 1992
  4. Interview with Siegmund Kopitzki: Meersburg's reputation revamped - balance of the Droste year , in: Südkurier, Complete Edition, December 30, 1986
  5. [mü]: Great Merits Acquired , in: Südkurier, Überlingen edition, September 25, 2003
  6. Nina Poelchau: You have to wait for the right moment , in: Schwäbische Zeitung , Ravensburg edition, May 6, 2004
  7. Interview with Annette Vincenz: [The start was bumpy] , in: Schwäbische Zeitung, Ravensburg edition, April 29, 2019
  8. Franz Schwarzbauer: On the way. Notes on the procedure, considerations on the subject . Ed .: Remembrance and Commemoration. The Weißenau memorial and the culture of remembrance in Ravensburg. Edited with Andreas Schmauder and Paul-Otto Schmidt-Michel. Konstanz 2007, pp. 13-26.
  9. ^ Annette Vincenz: Ravensburger found the Goethe Society , in: Schwäbische Zeitung, Ravensburg edition, September 18, 2012