Ludwig Pfandl

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Ludwig Pfandl (born September 22, 1881 in Rosenheim ; † June 27, 1942 in Kaufbeuren ) was a German writer, Romanist , Hispanicist and historian.

life and work

Pfandl did his doctorate in Munich in 1908 under Hermann Breymann on Hippolyte Lucas, his life and his dramatic works, a contribution to the French literary history of the 19th century. Century (Leipzig 1908). Under the influence of Breymann's successor Karl Vossler and the writings of Marcelino Menéndez y Pelayo , he developed as a private scholar (with access to the Bavarian State Library) into an important Hispanist.

Ernst Robert Curtius wrote about Pfandl: “Is there no guide through Spanish literature whose connoisseurship would be as undisputed as his love of Spain and who would not be hampered by French blinkers? But! There is LUDWIG PFANDL. ”( European literature and Latin Middle Ages , 11th edition, Tübingen and Basel 1993, p. 299).

Other works

  • Robert Southey and Spain. Life and poetry of an English romantic under the influence of his relations with the Pyrenees Peninsula, New York / Paris 1913 (Revue hispanique 28)
  • Contributions to the Spanish and Provencal literary and cultural history of the Middle Ages, Bayreuth 1915, Hildesheim 1973
  • Spanish literary history. Vol. 1. Middle Ages and Renaissance, Berlin 1923, Hildesheim 1972
  • Spanish culture and customs of the 16th and 17th centuries. An introduction to the heyday of Spanish literature and art, Munich 1924 (Spanish Barcelona 1929, 1942, 1959, Madrid 1994)
  • (Ed.) Cervantes, Comedia de losertrudos de argel, Leipzig 1925
  • (Ed.) Cervantes, Three Interludes, Halle an der Saale 1926
  • (Ed.) Itinerarium hispanicum Hieronymi Monetarii 1494–1495, New York / Paris 1920 (Revue hispanique 48)
  • (Ed.) Guy de Maupassant, Selected Stories, Leipzig 1928
  • History of Spanish national literature in its heyday, Freiburg im Breisgau 1929, 620 pages, Hildesheim 1967 (Spanish Barcelona 1933, 1952)
  • Johanna the madwoman. Your life, your time, your guilt, Freiburg 1930 (Spanish Madrid 1932, 2000; French Brussels 1938)
  • (Ed.) Spanish Romances, Halle an der Saale 1933
  • Philipp II. Painting of a Life and a Time, Munich 1938, 8th edition 1979 (French Paris 1942, 1981; Spanish Madrid 1942)
  • Charles II. The end of Spanish power in Europe, Munich 1940 (Spanish Madrid 1942)
  • About the fairy tale drama by Lope de Vega, Munich 1942
  • The tenth muse of México. Juana Inés de la Cruz. Her life, her poetry, her psyche, Munich 1946 (Spanish Mexico 1963)

literature

  • Edmund Schramm : In memoriam: Ludwig Pfandl, Karl Voßler, Adalbert Hämel . In: Spanische Forschungen der Görresgesellschaft , Vol. 9 (1954).
  • Gerhard Stalla: Ludwig Pfandl . In: Das Bayerische Inn-Oberland , vol. 43 (1981), pp. 151-178.
  • Heinrich Merkl: Ludwig Pfandl (1881–1942) and the Revue Hispanique . In: Romanische Forschungen , Vol. 114 (2002), pp. 315-325.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Felipe II
  2. ↑ Summa Summarum

Web links

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personal data
SURNAME Pfandl, Ludwig
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer, Romanist, Hispanist and historian
DATE OF BIRTH September 22, 1881
PLACE OF BIRTH Rosenheim
DATE OF DEATH June 27, 1942
Place of death Kaufbeuren