Heinrich Goesch

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Heinrich Goesch (born July 2, 1880 in Rostock , † February 16, 1930 in Konstanz ) was a German lawyer, architect, philosopher of history and cultural theorist.

Life

Heinrich Goesch's parents were Carl Goesch and Dorothea, geb. Thierfelder. The father was a district judge and later received a teaching position at Berlin University.

Henry made at the age of 16 years graduated from high school, was founded in 1900 in Goettingen to the Dr. jur. doctorate (dissertation: the departure of a partner from the company according to the civil code ) and in 1904 in Erlangen to the Dr. phil. (Dissertation: Investigations into the nature of history ). For his habilitation, he submitted the work on critical logic , which, however, was not accepted by several universities. He later turned to architecture. Since 1899 he was friends with Rudolf Borchardt . Another friend became Leonard Nelson . In 1902 he wrote Hermann Kantorowicz under the pseudonym Kuno Zwymann The George Ash poem .

On March 28, 1906, he married Gertrud Prengel, a cousin of the artist Käthe Kollwitz, in Pankow . The daughter Fides was born on June 24, 1907.

In 1909 he became a professor at the Dresden Academy of Art History .

In the same year his brother Paul Goesch moved in with him. The brothers were interested in philosophy and visionary architecture. They developed a "general system of aesthetics with mathematical foundations". They also published poems. Paul fell ill and spent six months each in sanatoriums in Hedemünden and in Tiefenbrunn. Heinrich was also treated psychoanalytically by Otto Gross , and his interest in psychoanalysis awoke.

Since then he has lived temporarily in Ascona and at the beginning of the First World War he is said to have lived in Dornach .

In 1915 he and his wife were among those who " helped trigger the Dornach crisis by addressing Steiner's relationship to women ".

In 1917/18 he was friends with Bruno Goetz , with whom he worked for Martin Spahn's Political College . After 1918 he turned to economics, designed an egalitarian form of society and wrote a serial novel to illustrate his utopia, which was printed in a Swiss magazine.

Then he returned to art. Around 1920 Karl Groß had set him up a professorship for architecture without obligations at the art academy.

He started a relationship with Hannah Tillich, Paul Tillich's wife . He died as a film dealer.

supporting documents

  1. ↑ Birth register StA Rostock, No. 577/1880
  2. ^ Käthe Kollwitz: The Diaries 1908-1943 . Berlin: Siedler, 1999, ISBN 3-442-75543-3 , pp. 647-649
  3. ↑ http://www.ticinarte.ch/index.php/goesch-heinrich.html
  4. ↑ Alexander Kissler: "Where am I living?": Rudolf Borchardt and the invention of the self ; P. 113
  5. ^ Marriage register StA Pankow, No. 41/1906
  6. ↑ Birth register StA Munich I, No. 1959/1907
  7. ↑ http://www.chelmno.info/paul-goesch-1885-1940/
  8. ^ H. Zander: Anthroposophy in Germany ; Volume 1, p. 1006
  9. ^ Documentation on the Dornach crisis from 1915 on the website of the free administration of Rudolf Steiner's estate
  10. ^ Eckhard Schulz:  Hoerner, Herbert von. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 9, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1972, ISBN 3-428-00190-7 , p. 357 f. ( Digitized version ).
  11. ^ Paul Tillich: A picture of life in documents: letters, diary excerpts, reports ; P. 177
  12. ↑ Ingolf Max, Werner Stelzner: Logic and Mathematics: Frege Colloquium, Jena, 1993 , p. 274 ( excerpt from Google Books )
personal data
SURNAME Goesch, Heinrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer, architect, philosopher of history and cultural theorist
DATE OF BIRTH July 2, 1880
PLACE OF BIRTH Rostock
DATE OF DEATH February 16, 1930 or February 16, 1931