Hans Hunfeld

Hans Hunfeld (born July 1, 1936 in Meppen ) is a professor emeritus for the didactics of English language and literature at the Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt .

Hunfeld is the founder of skeptical hermeneutics . The catchphrase of the normality of the foreign goes back to him . Hunfeld has undertaken numerous international lecture and seminar trips and contributed to the creation of curricula and textbooks.

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• 1936: born in Meppen .
• Study of English literature and German in Münster and Freiburg , after seven years high school teacher, scientific, following staff or assistant at the University of Kiel and the Westphalian Wilhelms University in Münster
• 1975: Call to the University of Eichstätt for the Chair of Didactics of English Language and Literature
• 1984: Visiting professor at Nanjing University
• 1987: Visiting professor at Istanbul University
• Retired since 2003

Main publications

• 1982: English lessons 5-10. Munich: Urban & Schwarzenberg.
• 1990: Literature as a language teaching. Approaches to a hermeneutically oriented foreign language teaching . Munich: Langenscheidt .
• 1996 (with Hans-Eberhard Piepho ): Elements: The textbook for German as a foreign language. Cologne: Dürr + Kessler.
• 1998: The normality of the foreign. 24 letters to a foreign language teacher. Waldsteinberg
• 2004: Foreignness as a learning impulse: skeptical hermeneutics - normality of the foreign - foreign language literature. Meran: Drava Verlag
• 2015: time of the fifth men. Wolnzach: Kastner

Web links

• Literature by and about Hans Hunfeld in the catalog of the German National Library