Karl von Bahder

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Karl von Bahder

Karl von Bahder (* 15. July 1852 in Heidelberg , † 11 June 1932 in Weinheim ) was a German specialist in German ( philologist ).

Life

Karl von Bahder was born on July 15, 1852 in Heidelberg as the son of the consistorial councilor and pastor Eduard von Bahder (1803 to 1882) and his wife Auguste (1815 to 1874). In 1873 he moved to Heidelberg University to study law , German and linguistics , later he moved to the University of Munich and then to the University of Leipzig . Karl Bartsch is highlighted among his teachers . He received his doctorate in philosophy in Heidelberg in 1878 , and completed his habilitation two years later in Germanic philology in Leipzig.

In the same year the University of Leipzig appointed von Bahder as a private lecturer for the German language and for literature. In 1886 he was promoted to associate professor . He had not had to give lectures since 1906, and in 1918 he finally gave up the professorship. Then he moved to Darmstadt .

On June 11, 1932, he died unmarried in Weinheim. Von Bahder also worked on the German dictionary and was a young grammarian . He dealt with the early New High German linguistics, he also dealt with the Urgermanic and edited Middle and Early New High German texts.

Publications

  • The King of Odenwalde (Dissertation, Heidelberg 1878)
  • About a vocal problem of the Central Germans (habilitation thesis; Leipzig 1880)
  • German philology in outline (Paderborn 1883)
  • Basics of the New High German sound system. Contributions to the history of the written German language in the 15th and 16th centuries (Strasbourg 1890)
  • Lalebuch (1914)
  • On the choice of words in the early New High German written language (1925)

literature

Web links

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personal data
SURNAME Bahder, Karl von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Germanist
DATE OF BIRTH July 15, 1852
PLACE OF BIRTH Heidelberg
DATE OF DEATH June 11, 1932
Place of death Weinheim