Helmut Fielhauer

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Helmut Paul Fielhauer (born October 8, 1937 in Vienna ; † February 5, 1987 there ) was an Austrian folklorist .

Life

Helmut Fielhauer was appointed university professor at the Institute for Folklore of the University of Vienna in 1977. In teaching and research he represented a socially critical, politically left-wing science. He focused in the areas of workers' folklore , custom research , museology and urban research.

Awards

Fonts

  • Folklore and School. Lectures at the 14th Austrian Folklore Conference in Salzburg 1975. Vienna 1976. (= communications from the Austrian Association for Folklore 2).
  • The other culture. Folklore, social sciences and workers' culture - a conference report. Vienna 1982.
  • Red youth in Vienna. 1918 to 1934. In: Klaus Beitl (Ed.): Contemporary folklore and youth culture. Vienna 1987.
  • Folklore as a democratic cultural historiography. Selected essays from two decades. Edited by Olaf Bockhorn . Vienna 1987. (= contributions to folklore and cultural analysis 1).

literature

  • Dieter Kramer: Life History and Science. On the scientific legacy of Helmut Paul Fielhauer. In: Switzerland. Folklore Archive. 85/1989.
  • Olaf Bockhorn (ed.): In search of lost culture. Worker culture between museum and reality. Commemorative letter for Helmut P. Fielhauer. Vienna 1989. (= contributions to folklore and cultural analysis No. 3).

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personal data
SURNAME Fielhauer, Helmut
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Fielhauer, Helmut Paul (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian folklorist
DATE OF BIRTH October 8, 1937
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna
DATE OF DEATH 5th February 1987
Place of death Vienna