Gregor Sarrazin

Gregor Ignatz Sarrazin (born March 13, 1857 in Graetz , Posen, † November 3, 1915 in Breslau ) was a German writer and English scholar .

Sarrazin studied German and modern languages in Leipzig , Breslau , Tübingen and Berlin . He completed his habilitation in Marburg in 1882 and became a private lecturer . After moving to Kiel University , he became professor of English language and literature there in 1889. Finally, in 1900, he moved to the University of Breslau.

Works

Sarrazin came out mainly through his preoccupation with the English legend literature . He also dealt with subjects related to William Shakespeare . He published the third expanded edition of the Shakespeare Lexicon and the Breslauer Contributions to the History of Literature together with his Breslau colleague Max Koch .

Wigamur: A literary historical investigation, 1879
About the sources of the Orrmulum , ( habilitation thesis ) 1882,
Octavian. Two Middle English adaptations of the saga, 1885
Thomas Kyd and his circle: a literary historical investigation, E. Felber, 1892
John Gay's Singspiele, Felber, Weimar, 1898 (editor)
William Shakespeare's apprenticeship: a literary historical study, Felber, Weimar, 1897
From Shakespeare's master workshop, studies of the history of style. Reimer, Berlin, 1906
Beowulf studies: a contribution to the history of old Germanic sagas and poetry, Mayer & Müller, Berlin, 1888
From Kädmon to Kynewulf, Mayer & Müller, Berlin, 1913

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SURNAME	Sarrazin, Gregor
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Sarrazin, Gregor Ignatz (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German writer and English scholar
DATE OF BIRTH	March 13, 1857
PLACE OF BIRTH	Grätz , Posen
DATE OF DEATH	November 3, 1915
Place of death	Wroclaw