List of Classical Philologists at the Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg

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The list of Classical Philologists at the Otto Friedrich University of Bamberg includes representatives of this subject who have taught and researched at the University of Bamberg since the university was founded as a comprehensive university (1972) and who are still working.

history

Classical Philology, together with the since 2009 philosophy located in the "Department of Classics and Philosophy" and currently with two chairs represented ( Greek Studies and Latin Studies ).

List of Classical Philologists

The first column shows the name of the person and their life data, the second column shows entry into the university, and the third column shows their departure. Column four names the highest position reached at the University of Bamberg. At other universities, the corresponding lecturer may have made an even more extensive scientific career. The next column names special features, the career path or other information relating to the university or the seminar. In the last column there are pictures of the lecturers, which is currently difficult due to the image rights. The list does not claim to be complete.

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Rudolf Rieks

(* 1937)

1978 2002 Full professor Roman literature and its reception
Werner Taegert

(* 1950)

1980–1981 and since 1994 Honorary professor since 2005 honorary professor for the field of "Latin literature of late antiquity and early modern times"
Klaus Döring

(* 1938)

1981 2003 Full professor ancient philosophy and its reception
Günter Wojaczek

(1932–1997)

1993 1997 Honorary professor initially lecturer for didactics of Latin language and literature,

from 1995 honorary professor; Bucolic, figure poems, theocrites, specialist didactics

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Thomas Baier

(* 1967)

2002 2008 Full professor roman literature
Sabine Föllinger

(* 1963)

2003 2011 Ordinaria early Greek literature,

ancient philosophy and science and their reception.

Jens Holzhausen

(* 1963)

since 2008 Associate professor initially private lecturer;

Greek tragedy, Platonism, Gnosis and Hermetics, and early Christianity

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Markus Schauer

(* 1967)

since 2009 Full professor Successor to Baier
Sabine Vogt

(* 1970)

since 2012 Ordinaria Successor to Föllinger

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