Johann Gottlob Erdmann Föhlisch

Johann Gottlob Erdmann Föhlisch (born February 19, 1778 in Barge near Sagan , † October 14, 1862 in Wertheim ) was a German educator .

Life

Johann Gottlob Erdmann Föhlisch was born in Lower Silesia . After his parents moved, he attended the Mallmitz village school from 1783 and continued his education at the scholarly school of the orphanage in Bunzlau in 1792 . At Easter 1798 he began studying theology at the University of Halle . To this end, he mainly attended the lectures by Georg Christian Knapp and August Hermann Niemeyer . He was particularly enthusiastic about the lectures by Friedrich August Wolf on philology, so that for the last two years he has mainly concentrated on philological, mathematical and philosophical lectures.

After his studies, Föhlisch found his first job at a higher boys 'and girls' school in Halle and was employed as a teacher at the royal pedagogy in Halle in 1802. On August 5, 1809, he took a position as vice-principal at the high school in Wertheim (today: Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Gymnasium Wertheim ), for which he acquired the academic degree of a master's degree in philosophy on October 17, 1809 at the University of Wittenberg . In Wertheim he received the title of professor and in 1825, succeeding Johann Friedrich Neidhart , he was rector of the educational institution. In December 1827 he received the title of court counselor and in 1837 he was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Zähringen Order of the Lions . He retired on January 27, 1854.

Fölisch was married. The children are known from his marriage: Eduard Franz Ludwig Föhlisch (born August 12, 1816 in Wertheim; † March 31, 1880 ibid), grammar school director in Wertheim; Wilhelmine Föhlisch (born November 20, 1821 in Wertheim; † March 17, 1907 in Stuttgart), married on March 12, 1844 to pastor Gustav Hermann John (born April 23, 1809 in Neuenstadt am Kocher; † 1869); Alfred Föhlisch (born April 5, 1824 in Wertheim; † September 28, 1893 ibid), Domain Councilor in Bronnbach; Bertha Föhlisch (1828–1890), married 1849 in Wertheim to Carl Eberhard von Fischbach (born March 15, 1821 in Hohenheim; † November 23, 1901 in Sigmaringen).

Fonts

• De doctrinae atque institutionis discrimine commentatio. Wertheim 1809
• Quomodo publica educatio a parentibus adjuvanda sit, disquisitio. Wertheim 1811 (Easter.)
• About the logical importance of mathematics in high schools, along with some philosophical hints. A contribution to the gymnastics of the youthful mind. Wertheim 1814
• The need for gymnastics from the standpoint of humanity education, especially in our time. Wertheim 1815.
• The necessity of gymnastics from the standpoint of humanity education. (Second section.) Wertheim 1817
• About German language education from life and for life, especially in secondary schools. Wertheim 1818; Vol. 2, Wertheim 1819.
• About the relationship between middle school and the spirit of our time. Wertheim 1821
• Contribution to the history of the Wertheim High School . An invitation to the 50th anniversary celebration of the rector and professor Johann Friedrich Neidhart on July 10, 1821. Wertheim 1821
• About language education from life and for life, especially with regard to the German language. Wertheim 1822
• About human education through the beautiful, with special consideration for the art of sound and drawing, mainly in middle schools. First department. Wertheim 1823; 2nd department. Wertheim 1824 ( full text in Google book search)
• About the purpose, content and form of public examinations in middle schools. 1. Dept. Wertheim 1825; 2nd Dept. Wertheim 1826.
• Laws and institutions of the high school in Wertheim. As an attachment: Duties and powers of the director and the teachers of the high school in Wertheim. Wertheim 1828
• Consilia scholastica by Friedrich August Wolf, with memories. Wertheim 1829
• Consilia scholastica, with an appendix: “About Latin Language” by Fr. Aug. Wolf. Wertheim 1830.
• The grammar school, a natural pre-school of philosophy; with reminders about general school reforms. Wertheim 1832
• About examinations and training aids of the youths in middle schools and universities, with some academic proömien from Ms. Aug. Wolf. Wertheim 1833
• Memories of Dr. Aug. Herm. Niemeyer, former Chancellor of the University of Halle, as a pedagogue. A contribution to the history of pedagogy and learned schools. Wertheim 1834
• The technical schools, with memories of the spiritual context of the public schools. Wertheim 1840
• The scholarly school according to the needs of the present, with a foreword about the communication of the educational contrasts of our time. Wertheim 1843
• Explanation of two odes of Horace: (I. 4, I. 11) by Fr. Aug. Wolf, with previous memories from the past for the school of the present. Wertheim 1849
• Views on education and instruction in learned schools. A selection of Dr. JGE Föhlisch, Großh. Bath. Councilor and director of the Wertheim high school. First collection. Karlsruhe 1836
• About the position and task of the trade school. As a foreword to the annual report on the Wertheim trade school. Wertheim 1848
• Human education in technical elementary schools. Wertheim 1849
• The job, a call from God. Wertheim 1850
• About industry and art. Wertheim 1851
• Breeding sets you free. Wertheim 1852
• The high school in Wertheim in Franconia in Michaelis 1819. In: Seebode's critical library. 2nd year
• Aphorisms on the work by Professor Fr. Thiersch: "About learned schools, with special consideration for Bavaria". Frankfurt a. M. 1827
• The spiritual life, mediated through love, or the principle of Christian human education. In: Brzoska's Central Library for Pedagogy and School Education. December issue 1838.
• General characteristics of public schools in relation to content, gradation and relationship of the same to state and church. In: Brzoska's Central Library for Pedagogy and School Education. May issue 1839
• The elementary school, the lower and higher elementary school, the higher girls’s school, etc. In: Brzoska's Central Library for Pedagogy and School Lessons. August 1839

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Großherzoglich Badisches Staats- und Regierungsblatt 1837, full text in the Google book search

literature

• Friedrich von Weech, Albert Krieger: Baden biographies. Ms. Bassermann, Heidelberg 1875, Volume 1, p. 255. ( Online )
• Franz Kössler: Personal dictionary of teachers of the 19th century. Giessen University Library, Giessen Electronic Library, 2008, Preprint, Volume 6. ( Online )