Gebhard Ulrich Brastberger

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Gebhard Ulrich Brastberger (born November 15, 1754 in Gussenstadt , † July 28, 1813 in Hall ) was a German educator and philosopher .

Life

Brastberger was a son of the pastor of Gussenstadt Gebhard Brastberger (1699–1754). He received his early education at the Protestant seminars in Württemberg. On October 26, 1772 he was enrolled at the University of Tübingen and accepted into the Tübingen monastery . On December 15, 1772, he received his bachelor's degree and on September 23, 1774, his master's degree in philosophy. He then devoted himself to studying theology , went on a major study trip and finally became a repetiteur at the Tübingen monastery in 1779 . He remained in this position until 1783, when he was offered a position as a deacon in Heidenheim an der Brenz .

Brastberger became a professor at the Blaubeuren seminar in 1797 and was rector of the Stuttgart grammar school illustrious in 1804 . The office of Pedagogical Arch under the Staig was also connected to this office . He died in office in 1813 during a visitation trip.

Works (selection)

  • Attempts on religion and dogmatics to promote a legitimate Christian freedom , Gebauer, Halle 1783.
  • On the origin and value of the ecclesiastical custom of establishing the content of the Christian religion through symbolic writings , Wohler, Ulm 1788.
  • Investigations into Kant's Critic of Pure Reason , Gebauer, Halle 1790.
  • Investigations into Kant's Critique of Practical Reason , Cotta, Tübingen 1792.

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SURNAME Brastberger, Gebhard Ulrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German educator and philosopher
DATE OF BIRTH November 15, 1754
PLACE OF BIRTH Gussenstadt
DATE OF DEATH July 28, 1813
Place of death Hall