Heinrich Rückert

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Heinrich Rückert (born February 14, 1823 in Coburg , † September 11, 1875 in Breslau ) was a German historian and Germanist .

Life

Friedrich Rückert's son studied philology at the universities of Erlangen , Bonn and Berlin from 1840–1844 . In 1845 he completed his habilitation in history and German antiquity at the University of Jena . In 1852 he was a co-founder of the Association for Thuringian History and Antiquity , before becoming a professor at the University of Breslau in the same year .

Fonts (selection)

  • Annals of German History (Leipzig 1850, 3 volumes; 2nd edition as German History 1861 and supplemented in 1873)
  • Cultural history of the German people during the transition from paganism to Christianity , 2 volumes (Leipzig 1853-1854)
  • History of the Middle Ages (Stuttgart 1853)
  • Modern history (Stuttgart 1854)
  • Textbook of world history in organic representation (Leipzig 1857, 2 parts)
  • History of the New High German written language (Leipzig 1875, 2 volumes)
  • Draft of a systematic representation of the Silesian dialect in the Middle Ages (Paderborn 1878, edited from the estate of Paul Pietsch)

editor

  • The life of St. Ludwig, Landgrave in Thuringia (Leipzig 1851)
  • The wälsche guest of Thomasin von Zirclaria (Quedlinburg 1852)
  • Brother of Philip of Carthusian Marienleben (Quedlinburg 1853)
  • Lohengrin (Quedlinburg 1858)
  • King Rother (Leipzig 1874)
  • Heliand (Leipzig 1876)

Secondary literature

  • Alexander ReifferscheidRückert, Heinrich . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 29, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1889, pp. 769-773.
  • Amélie Sohr and Alexander Reifferscheid: Heinrich Rückert in his life and his smaller writings (Weimar 1877–1880, 3 volumes).
  • Max-Rainer Uhrig : Under the spell of the Russian fright. Heinrich Rückert's Byzantine-Asiatic Slavic legend. In: Russians and Russia from a German perspective. 19./20. Century: From the Bismarckian Period to the First World War. Edited by Mechthild Keller. Munich 2000. pp. 257-297.

Digital copies