Karl Hinkel

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Johann Karl Hinkel (born January 9, 1817 in Hanau ; † August 21, 1894 in Amagansett , Long Island ) was a German philologist and philosopher .

In his hometown of Hanau, Karl Hinkel attended grammar school from 1827 to 1834, after which he attended the University of Marburg , where he studied theology and philosophy and graduated with a doctorate in 1838. He then worked until 1840 as a teacher for Latin and Greek at the grammar school in Rinteln , then in Kassel . From 1845 he was an associate professor of occidental languages ​​and literatures at the University of Marburg and also held lectures in philosophy. In 1854 he left Marburg and spent the rest of his life as the headmaster in New Brighton, Staten Island , New York .

Fonts

  • De variis formis doctrinae moralis Peripateticorum usque ad Ciceronem . Dissertation Marburg 1839.
  • The speculative analysis of the term “spirit”: with an exposition of the point of difference between the Hegelian and Neu-Schellingian standpoints on the one hand and Weber's absolute standpoint on the other . Rinteln u. Leipzig 1840.
  • Guide to teaching German grammar . 1841.
  • General aesthetic for educated readers . Pforzheim 1847.

literature

  • Ulrich Sieg : Philosophy at the University of Marburg 1785–1866. A contribution to the history of the university and science with a special focus on problems of teaching and studies . Kassel 1989, p.

Teacher

personal data
SURNAME Hinkel, Karl
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Hinkel, Johann Karl (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German philologist and philosopher
DATE OF BIRTH January 9, 1817
PLACE OF BIRTH Hanau
DATE OF DEATH August 21, 1894
Place of death Amagansett , Long Island