Jörg A. Schlumberger

Jörg A. Schlumberger (born October 10, 1939 in Bösingen ) is a German ancient historian .

Jörg A. Schlumberger received his doctorate in 1972 at the University of Tübingen with the thesis Die Epitome de Caesaribus . Investigations into pagan historiography of the 4th century AD. 1980 the habilitation and the appointment as a private lecturer also took place there . In 1984 he was appointed professor and moved in this position to the University of Bayreuth , where he taught as a professor of ancient history until his retirement . Schlumberger has been co-editor of the Bayreuth Historical Colloquia since 1986 . His work focuses on historiography and the social history of late antiquity .

Fonts

• The Epitome de Caesaribus. Studies on pagan historiography of the 4th century AD , CH Beck, Munich 1974 ( Vestigia , Volume 18) ISBN 3-406-04788-2
• Editor with Peter Segl: Europe - but what is it? Aspects of his identity from an interdisciplinary perspective. Böhlau, Cologne - Weimar - Vienna 1994 (Bayreuth Historical Colloquia, Volume 8) ISBN 3-412-15293-5
• Editor with Werner H. Ritter: Evil in history. Böhlau, Cologne - Weimar - Vienna 2003 (Bayreuth Historical Colloquia, Volume 16) ISBN 3-89754-209-9

literature

• Student commemorative publication on the farewell of Professor Dr. phil. habil. Jörg A. Schlumberger. Flacius-Verlag, Fürth 2005. ISBN 3-924022-91-7 .

Web links

• Literature by and about Jörg A. Schlumberger in the catalog of the German National Library