Julius Wiegand

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Julius Wiegand (born November 1, 1880 in Fulda ; † August 10, 1956 in Cologne ) was a German literary historian , Germanist and teacher .

Life

Julius Wiegand studied at the Philipps University of Marburg and received his doctorate there in 1904 with the dissertation " Stylistic investigations on King Rother " . Wiegand got involved with the Young Democrats , a national -liberal youth organization of the left-liberal German Democratic Party at the time . Wiegand became a senior teacher at the Deutzer Gymnasium Schaurtestrasse . In 1927 he was promoted to senior lecturer there .

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In addition to his own book publications, Wiegand took part in the literary and literary historical discourse during his career by publishing articles in relevant journals.

Wiegand dealt with the entire history of German poetry in his work, History of German Poetry, published in 1922 and reissued in 1929, in a strict systematic manner , according to ideas, materials and forms in continuous longitudinal and cross-sections . In it Wiegand emphasizes Friedrich Nietzsche's "linguistic creative power", but describes him as an "opponent of the state" and refers to his "aristocratic views". Wiegand attests to Nietzsche that with him beauty alone remains undisputed as a value, which in turn unites different followers of his teaching.

Wiegand published a comparison and analysis of the lyrical works of Walther von der Vogelweide , Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe in 1956.

Publications

  • Stylistic studies on König Rother , dissertation, University of Marburg, 1904.
  • Style example and style imitation, introduction to a basic literary concept , in: Teaching samples and courses from the practice of higher educational institutions , ed. v. Wilhelm Fries , 1917.
  • History of German poetry in a strict system, according to ideas, materials and forms in continuous longitudinal and cross-sections , Schaffstein Verlag, 1922.
  • German intellectual history in plan . Add. m. Hans Joachim Moser , Karl Schaefer and Max Wundt , Frankfurt am Main, Diesterweg, 1932.
  • Parable, metaphor and symbol poem , in: Journal for German Philology , 64, 1939. P. 277–280.
  • The frame of the lyrical poem , in: Journal for German Philology, 67, 1942, pp. 183-204.
  • The clothing of the lyric poem , in: Journal for German Philology. 68, 1943/44. Pp. 165-174.
  • On lyrical technique , Wirkendes Wort 4, 1953/54. P. 312.
  • On the lyric art of Walther, Klopstock and Goethe , Max Niemeyer Verlag , Tübingen, 1956.
  • posthumously: Epigramm , in: Reallexikon der deutschen Literaturgeschichte, 2nd ed. ed. v. Werner Kohlschmidt , Wolfgang Mohr , Vol. 1, Berlin 1958. pp. 774-379.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Pedagogical Archive. Monthly for education, teaching and science. Vol. 56. Leipzig 1914.
  2. ↑ Zentralblatt for the entire teaching administration in Prussia . Edited by the Ministry for Science, Art and Public Education of the Free State of Prussia . Berlin May 20, 1927, year 69, issue 10, page 2.
  3. ↑ Nietzsche and the German Spirit . Volume 3 (No. 40): Expansion and impact of Nietzsche's work in the German-speaking area up to the end of the Second World War. A bibliography for the years 1919–1945 . 1998, ISBN 3-11-015613-X
personal data
SURNAME Wiegand, Julius
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German literary historian, Germanist and teacher
DATE OF BIRTH November 1, 1880
PLACE OF BIRTH Fulda
DATE OF DEATH August 10, 1956
Place of death Cologne