Friedrich Haag (philologist)
Friedrich Haag (born January 14, 1846 in Diessenhofen , † November 3, 1914 in Bern ) was a Swiss classical philologist .
Life
Friedrich Haag studied at the universities of Zurich , Göttingen and Berlin . After graduating as Dr. phil. In 1869 in Zurich he became a private lecturer in Slavic languages in 1873 . From 1873 to 1876 he was a teacher at the Knight and Cathedral School in Reval . From 1876 to 1884 he was rector of the Schaffhausen grammar school and from 1884 to 1891 of the Burgdorf grammar school . In 1878 the second habilitation took place in Zurich for linguistic lectures . In 1887 he was extraordinary and 1891-1906 full professor of classical philology and high school education at the University of Bern .
He wrote a controversial teaching aid for the introduction to the Latin language (1891), but also writings on the school history of the canton of Bern and Switzerland.
Works
- Comparison of Prakrit with the Romance languages . Berlin 1869.
- On the textual criticism and explanation of Kālidāda's Mālavikāgnimitra . Frauenfeld 1872, OCLC 601756658 .
- Etymological contributions and the pronunciation of the emphasized Russian e . Zurich 1880, OCLC 46255660 .
- Contribution to the understanding of Viçākhadatta's Mudrārāxasa. With special reference to the Codex Parisinus . First part (no more published). Burgdorf 1886.
- Exercices de langue latine. Teaching material for the introduction to the Latin language (prose and poetry) based on French . Burgdorf 1891, OCLC 78209977 .
- Contributions to the Bernese school and cultural history . 1 volume in 2 parts. Bern 1898–1900.
- The historical development of the high schools in Bern from 1528 to 1834 . Bern 1903.
- The Sturm und Drang period of the Bern University of Applied Sciences 1834–54 . Bern 1914, OCLC 721835440 .
literature
- Franziska Rogger Kappeler : Friedrich Haag. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland . October 16, 2007 .
Web links
Greek Studies : Karl Jahn (1834–1854) | Otto Ribbeck (1856–1861) | Hermann Usener (1861–1863) | Johann Melchior Knaus (1863–1878) | Hermann Hagen (1878–1898) | Karl Praechter (1897–1907) | Otto Schulthess (1907–1932) | Édouard Tièche (1932–1943) | Willy Theiler (1944–1968) | Thomas Gelzer (1970–1991) | Heinz-Günther Nesselrath (1992–2001) | Arnd Kerkhecker (since 2003)
Latin Studies I: Georg Rettig (1834–1878) | Hermann Hitzig (1878–1886) | Friedrich Haag (1887–1906) | Wilhelm Havers (1915–1920) | Albert Debrunner (1920–1925) | Oskar von Allmen (1931–1932) | Walter Wili (1933–1966) | Max Imhof (1970–1992)
Latin Studies II: Olof Gigon (1948–1982) | Christoph Schäublin (1982–2002) | Martin Korenjak (2003–2009) | Gerlinde Huber-Rebenich (since 2009)
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Haag, Friedrich |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Swiss classical philologist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | January 14, 1846 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Diessenhofen |
| DATE OF DEATH | November 3, 1914 |
| Place of death | Bern |