Paul Derks

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Paul Derks (born March 8, 1944 in Gladbeck ) is a German specialist in German .

Life

Derks studied German philology in Münster , Freiburg im Breisgau and Bochum . His doctorate was in Münster in 1969; the habilitation 1981 in Essen . He taught as an adjunct professor and private lecturer at the University of Duisburg-Essen . His work The Shame of the Holy Pederasty , published in 1990, provided a decisive impetus for dealing with the subject of homosexuality in German literary studies.

Publications (selection)

  • The sapphic ode in German poetry of the 17th century (= dissertation, Münster, February 14, 1969)
  • Raabe studies: contributions to the application of psychoanalytic interpretation models . Bouvier, Bonn 1976, ISBN 3-416-01226-7
  • The settlement names of the city of Essen . Historical Association for the City and Monastery of Essen, Essen 1985 (= Essen Contributions, Vol. 100)
  • The shame of holy pederasty. Homosexuality and the public sphere in German literature 1750–1850 . Verlag Rosa Winkel, Berlin 1990, ISBN 3-921495-58-X (= Homosexuality and Literature Vol. 3; also habilitation thesis, University of Essen, 1981)
  • From Angermund to Zeppenheim. The place names of the Düsseldorf city district 5 . Wittlaer home and culture area, Düsseldorf 1994
  • Gerswid and Altfrid. On the tradition of the foundation of the Essen monastery . Historical Association for the City and Monastery of Essen, Essen 1995, ISBN 3-9802198-9-5 (= Essener Contributions Vol. 107)
  • In pago qui dicitur Moswidi. Contributions to the topography of the north heath . History and Museum Association, Buchholz / Nordheide 1999
  • In the land of Keldaggouue. Contributions to the Lower Franconian settlement name research in the vicinity of the city of Meerbusch . Heimatkreis Lank, Meerbusch 1999, ISBN 3-930042-07-X
  • From the Anger to the Schwarzbach. The names of the waters of the Düsseldorf city district 5 . Home and culture area Wittlaer, Düsseldorf 2002
  • The settlement name Sinsen . Association for cultural creativity, Sinsener Art, Marl 2003
  • The settlement names of the city of Lüdenscheidt . History and local history association Lüdenscheid, Lüdenscheidt 2004, ISBN 3-9804512-3-2
  • The settlement names of the municipality of Weeze on the Lower Rhine . Municipality of Weeze, Weeze 2006
  • The settlement names of the municipality of Uedem on the Lower Rhine . Municipality of Uedem, Uedem 2007
  • The settlement names of the city of Gladbeck in Westphalia . Museum of the City of Gladbeck, Gladbeck 2009
  • The settlement names of the city of Sprockhövel. Linguistic and historical research . Bochum 2010
  • (with the assistance of Eberhard Goeke :) The settlement names of the Wickede (Ruhr) community . Linguistic and historical studies (= Association for History and Homeland Care Wickede [Ruhr]. Information for Heimatfreunde, 11) ". Wickede (Ruhr) 1988. 53 p.
  • (with the assistance of Susanne Haeger) Widuberg - Weinberg - Weingarten in the Werden monastery. Facts and considerations . Essen n.d. [1991]. 18 p. 4 °
  • The settlement names of the Dortmund district of Aplerbeck. Linguistic and historical studies (= history sheets of the Aplerbeck history association, special issue) . Dortmund 2000. 51 p. 4 °.
  • The settlement names of the former municipality of Amecke, City of Sundern (Sauerland). Linguistic and historical research . Sundern (Sauerland) 2015. 90 p. 4 °
  • Kettwig and Katernberg: an unrecognized pair of names from Essen. Linguistic and historical research. With a view of Laupendahl and the Landsberg and Hugenpoet castles . Essen 2017. 103 p. 4 °
  • The settlement names of the city of Ratingen. Linguistic and historical research . Ratingen 2019. 48 pp.
  • ham and hlâr-. Fence and guardianship in Westphalian place names. Edited by the Research Association for the History of the Nordmünsterland eV (Nordmünsterland Studies, 2) . Situation 2019. 148 p. 8 °

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SURNAME Derks, Paul
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Germanist
DATE OF BIRTH March 8, 1944
PLACE OF BIRTH Gladbeck