Joseph von Bach

Joseph von Bach (born May 4, 1833 in Aislingen , † September 24, 1901 in Munich ) was a German Roman Catholic theologian .

Life

The son of Georg Bach and Josepha geb. Widemann studied theology at the LMU Munich from 1852 to 1856 , where he received Dr. theol. has been. After his habilitation in dogmatics in 1865 by the theological faculty of the LMU Munich, he became a private lecturer in the philosophy of religion . From 1867 to 1889 he was a university preacher. In 1867 he became an associate professor and in 1872 a full professor for the philosophy of religion and education at the LMU Munich. In 1888 he was relieved of the obligation to teach the philosophical disciplines, especially the history of religion, and in addition to education he was given the teaching position for apologetics and the history of dogma.

Awards

• 1870/71: War thanksgiving coin
• 1895: Episcopal and spiritual council of the Archdiocese of Augsburg
• 1890: Royal Order of Merit from St. Michael IV Class
• 1897: Royal Order of Merit of St. Michael III. class
• Papal house prelate

Works (selection)

• Aislingensi. Augustanae dioesceeos presbytero , Monachii 1859 (diss.).
• Meister Eckhart, the father of German speculation. As a contribution to a history of German theology and philosophy of the Middle Ages , Vienna 1864.
• Dante Alighieri and his position on general intellectual history. 4 lectures held at the jubilee d. Poet in the summer semester of 1865 to d. University of Munich (ÖVKT 5), [Sl] 1866.
• Commemorative speech to celebrate the hundredth birthday of Joseph von Görres. Held d. Jan. 23, 1876 in the large hall d. cath. Casino in Munich . Freiburg i. Br. 1876.
• Albertus Magnus' relationship to the epistemology of the Greeks, Latins, Arabs and Jews. A contribution to the history of noetics (commemorative publication written on behalf of the Comité for the sixth secular celebration and the unveiling of the Albertus monument in his hometown of Launigen) , Vienna 1881.

literature

• Life picture of the Rev. Dr. Joseph Bach, Papal House Prelate, K. University Professor. Designed by Dr. Andreas Schmid , Kempten 1902.
• Klaus Unterburger : The human being as the "concrete general": a hitherto unknown interpretation of Thomas by the Munich historian of philosophy and dogma, Joseph Bach (1833–1901) , in: Die Einheit der Person. Contributions to the anthropology of the Middle Ages. Festschrift Richard Heinzmann on the occasion of his 65th birthday , Stuttgart 1998, 177–194.
• Klaus Unterburger: Joseph Bach (1833–1901) , in: Yearbook of the Association for the History of the Augsburg Diocese 39 (2005) 351–363.

Web links

• Joseph Bach (from)
• Seppelt, Franz Xaver, "Bach, Joseph von" in: Neue Deutsche Biographie 1 (1953), p. 49