Philipp Jakob Karrer

Philipp Jakob Karrer (* 20th October 1762 in Memmingerberg , † 21st February 1836 in Kempten ) was a German reconnaissance aircraft as a teacher and Protestant pastors .

The son of a girls' schoolteacher obtained his university entrance qualification in Memmingen in 1781 ; studied pedagogy at the University of Halle and from 1785 to 1787 theology at the University of Altdorf near Nuremberg. He was ordained in 1791, took up pastorships in Memmingen and Woringen and in 1818 became chief preacher and royal Bavarian district dean ( superintendent ) at St. Mang in Kempten, and also district school inspector .

Karrer took the position of theological rationalism and published a. a. a series of educational, geographical and historical texts on education and textbooks for vocational schools . Karrer became known for his story about the Reformation in Memmingen and the local history of Kempten. In recognition of his services, the University of Erlangen awarded him an honorary doctorate in 1816. phil.

Works

(Selection)

• The benevolent of the true enlightenment and the happy state of a true worshiper of Christ. Two sermons . Memmingen: Mayer, 1791. (Inaugural sermons)
• The beginnings of arithmetic science: built on mathematical reasons and reasoning, for young people . Leipzig [u. a.]: Schmeisser, 1792. E-Text
• Latest instruction on the commercial letter style . Augsburg: Stage, 1800.
• Geography for merchants, manufacturers and manufacturers including Asia, Africa, America and South India . 1st part. Leipzig: Jacobäer, 1800. 2nd part ibid. 1801.
• Hilmar, the counselor for young merchants. Or moral paperback for trainees. From the author of the geography for merchants, manufacturers and manufacturers . Augsburg: Stage 1800.
• The true wise Christian. A Sunday paper for instruction, edification and consolation . Memmingen (1800-1801).
• An attempt at a storyline for merchants, manufacturers and manufacturers . 1. Bd. Augsburg: Stage, 1801 (Part III of Geography for Merchants from 1800) BSB .
• Moral paperback for women . Weissenburg: Jacobi, 1801.
• Historical diary of the most excellent war events in and near Memmingen from 1799–1801 / 1 (1801). BSB
• Signs for self-education for country school teachers . 1806.
• The latest textbook for schools, especially for rural schools . Nuremberg: Bieling, 1804.
• Memminger Chronik: or topography and history of the Electoral Palatinate Bavarian city of Memmingen. Memmingen, 1805. BSB
• Memmingian address and pocket book . Memmingen: Rehm, 1813.
• Letters about writings, Memmingen and its surroundings " . Memmingen . 1813.
• Appreciation of the Lutheri translation of the Bible. 1817.
• Jesus as man, God and Messiah . 1818.
• Aline, or, Small reading book for the upper class of girls' schools . 1820.
• (anonymous?) Brief Christian religious teaching with reference to Luther's catechism. Kempten: Dannheimer , 1821.
• Reformation history in the old town of Kempen. 1822. BSB
• Festivals and Customs in the Catholic and Protestant Churches. For instruction for both confessional relatives. Erlangen: Heyder, 1829.
• Mixed news ... from the Protestant parishes in the Kingdom of Bavaria. Kempten: Heyder, 1825. BSB
• Detailed reading book for the middle classes in elementary schools. Kempten: Dannheimer, 1828.
• Faithful and complete description and history of the old town of Kempten from its creation until the death of King Maximilian I. With 9 lithographed floor plans and brochures. Kempten: Dannheimer, 1828, 512 pages.
• Creed of the four cities of Strasburg, Constanz, Memmingen and Lindau, called Confessio Tetrapolitana | Creed of the four cities of Strasburg, Constanz, Memmingen and Lindau, called Confessio Tetrapolitana | Letter to Memmingen and Lindau at the 3rd anniversary of the handover of the Augsburg Confession in 1830.
• Detailed historical geography for merchants, manufacturers, manufacturers, pharmaceuticals, tradesmen and the like. a. 4 vols. - 1831-1835. Vol. 1 BSB Vol. 2 BSB , Vol.3.1 BSB , Vol.3.2 BSB
• Articles and reviews in Memminger Intelligence Blatt, Volkszeitung, magazine by and for Swabia, Schwäbisches Archiv von Hausleutner; Rintler theological annals, learned Nürnberger Zeitung.

literature

• Johann Jacob Gradmann (Ed.): The learned Swabia, or, lexicon of the now living Swabian writers. Ravensburg: self-published, 1802.
• Georg Christoph Hamberger , Johann Georg Meusel : The learned Teutschland, or lexicon of the now living German writers. Lemgo: Meyer, 1810.