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Josef Dolch (born March 11, 1899 in Munich , † May 23, 1971 in Saarbrücken ) was a professor of education at the Universities of Munich and Saarbrücken.

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Origin and family

Josef Dolch's father was the senior teacher Michael Dolch. His mother was a natural choice. Joseph was baptized a Catholic. In 1929 he married Magdalena, b. Schnitzler, with whom he had two children.

promotion

In 1923 Josef Dolch received his doctorate from the Philosophical Faculty of the University of Munich with a doctoral thesis on the subject of "The Concept of Parental Rights in Upbringing". phil. For his doctoral thesis he received the prize of the Philosophical Faculty of the University of Munich . His dissertation was published in 1928 as "Crowned Prize Writ".

career

Josef Dolch initially worked at the teacher training college in Munich-Pasing. In 1936 it was renamed the University for Teacher Training , Munich, and in 1941 the State Institute for Agricultural Education and Vocational Education Institute Munich.

From 1942 he taught as a private lecturer and from 1952 as an adjunct professor at the University of Munich. There he trained vocational school teachers.

Together with Wilhelm Flitner , Fritz Blättner, Otto Friedrich Bollnow and Erich Less, Josef Dolch founded the magazine for pedagogy in 1955 .

In 1956, Josef Dolch was appointed full professor of education at the University of Saarbrücken , where he was director of the educational institute.

Josef Dolch was a board member of the German Society for Educational Science and head of the Pedagogical Section of the Görres Society.

Publications

Books

• The problem of word meaning in children's language. Langensalza: H. Beyer & Söhne, 1923, 30 p. (Philosophical and pedagogical work; H. 9) (Friedrich Mann's Pädagogisches Magazin; Heft. 922), 1923
• The concept of parental rights in education. Munich, Phil. Diss., 1923. Lauingen an der Donau, 1923
• Parental rights in upbringing. Award-winning typeface. Langensalza: H. Beyer & Söhne, 1928, X, 194 p. (Philosophical and pedagogical work: Series 4; H. 7) (Friedrich Mann's pedagogical magazine; H. 1154)
• Reading book on educational science. Frankfurt am Main: Diesterweg, 1940, VIII, 356 pp.
• Aloys Fischer and the vocational school teacher training, in. Vocational training. Munich, 1st year H. IV, March, 1950, 26–34
• Basic terms of pedagogical terminology. Nuremberg: Verlag Die Egge, 1952, 109 p. (Sheets for teacher training: Beih .; 5); 4th, verb. Edition. Munich: Ehrenwirth, 1963, 147 p .; 6th edition 1967
• Marie Kerschensteiner: Georg Kerschensteiner. The life path of a school reformer. Edited by Josef Dolch, with a radio address by Eduard Spranger, a list of publications and lectures by Georg Kerschensteiner. 3rd, exp. Edition. Munich; Düsseldorf: Oldenbourg, 1954, 256 pp.
• Georg Kerschensteiner : Concept of the work school. Edited by Josef Dolch. 11th, unchanged. Edition. Munich; Düsseldorf: Oldenbourg, 1955. XV, 187 S; 14th, unchanged. Edition, 1961
• The concept of civic education / Georg Kerschensteiner. Edited by Josef Dolch. - 8th, through Ed., 22nd - 24th thousand - Munich: Oldenbourg, 1958. - 141 p .; 9th, 1961.
• Georg Kerschensteiner: The basic axiom of the educational process and its consequences for school organization. Edited by Josef Dolch. - 9th, unchanged. Edition, Munich; Düsseldorf: Oldenbourg, 1959, 198 pp.
• Western curriculum. Two and a half millennia of its history. Ratingen: Henn, 1959, 391 p .; 2nd edition, 1966; 3rd edition 1971
• Georg Kerschensteiner: The nature and value of science teaching. Edited by Josef Dolch. 6th, unchanged. Edition. Munich; Düsseldorf: Oldenbourg, 1963, 218 pp.
• Education and educational science in Germany and German-Austria from 1900 to 1930. In: Handbuch der Erziehungswissenschaft. Volume 5, 1933; 2nd, revised edition, with an epilogue to the reprint. Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 1968, 67 p. (Libelli; Bd. 180) License d. Kösel-Verl., Munich

editor

• Ed .: Writings on educational science. Munich [38, Südl. Auffahrts-Allee No. 11]: Pestalozzi-Verlag
• Co-editor of the magazine for pedagogy with Otto Friedrich Bollnow, Fritz Blättner, Wolfgang Brezinka Josef Dolch Wilhelm Flitner, and Erich Less
• Co-editor: Paedagogica historica, international journal of the history of education. Reprint: Amsterdam: Swets & Zeitlinger, 1.1961; Philadelphia, Pa. [u. a.]: Taylor & Francis, 1961; Ghent 1962

literature

• Josef Dolch, in: Lexicon of Pedagogy, Volume III, Freiburg 1954
• Dagger, Josef. In: Who is who? 1971
• Ingrid Schindler u. a. Employee of the Pedagogical Institute of Saarland University (ed.): Pedagogical thinking in past and present. Festschrift for the 65th birthday of Josef Dolch, offered by his friends and colleagues with contributions by Ms. Blättner, H. Röhrs, W. Brezinka, J. Drechsler, A. Wenzl, O. Monsheimer, J. Müller-Blattau and others. a. - Ratingen near Düsseldorf: Henn, 1964, 363 p., Title portrait, 363 p. (With a selected bibliography of works by Dolch)
• Peter Ganglmair: Josef Dolch as a historian. A presentation and systematization of the historical research of this scientist, 1972, 247 pp.
• Klaus-Peter Horn: Josef Dolch and National Socialism. In: Rudolf W. Keck / Christian Ritzi (Hrsg.): Past and present of the curriculum. Josef Dolch's “Curriculum of the Occident” as a current challenge. Baltmannsweiler: Schneider Verlag Hohengehren 2000, pp. 39-62
• Winfried Böhm : Major works of pedagogy: reviewed and expanded study edition. UTB GmbH 2011, Stuttgart, 2011, p. 104 ff.