Johann Christoph Christian Rüdiger

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Johann Christoph Christian Rüdiger (also Johann Rüdiger ; born May 9, 1751 in Burg (near Magdeburg) , † October 21, 1822 in Halle an der Saale ) was a German camera scientist and linguist .

Life

Rüdiger's origins and early training are unknown. He was enrolled at the University of Halle on October 14, 1768 . He started studying law , but at the same time intensively studied modern languages. After studying, he became a Prussian chamber and valley secretary and assessor at the Salt Office in Halle. In 1777 he completed his habilitation at the Philosophical Faculty of the University of Halle, then he taught as a private lecturer in camera sciences. He also taught Spanish and Portuguese.

Rüdiger was at University Hall on May 3, 1791 associate professor of cameralistics, half a year later promoted to full professor appointed . From 1804 he headed the New Economic Society in Halle , an educational association.

Works (selection)

  • About the systematic theory of cameral sciences , Curt, Halle 1777.
  • The latest addition to German, foreign and general linguistics , 4 volumes, Kummer, Leipzig 1782–1785.
  • The academic career for economists and cameralists: defended according to origin and mapped out according to the diversity of circumstances , Curt, Halle 1783.
  • Selection of good drinking songs, or tones of joy and wine, to be played at a friendly meal , Hendel, Halle 1791.
  • The beginnings of general statistics theory: with a brief concept of economic policey , orphanage, Halle 1795.
  • The doctrinal concept of the law of reason and legislation , Renger, Halle 1798.

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SURNAME Rüdiger, Johann Christian Christoph
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Rüdiger, Johann
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German camera scientist and linguist
DATE OF BIRTH May 9, 1751
PLACE OF BIRTH Castle (near Magdeburg)
DATE OF DEATH October 21, 1822
Place of death Halle on the Saale