Rudolf Eckart

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Rudolf Eckart (born December 1, 1861 in Schönebeck , † January 12, 1922 in Nörten-Hardenberg ) was a German philologist and folklorist .

Rudolf Eckart was a son of the writer Theodor Eckart (1828-1893). He attended high schools in Nordhausen and Holzminden . Eckart studied theology and philosophy in Göttingen and Greifswald . In 1893 he took over the management of the orphanage in Nörten.

Fonts (selection)

  • Lexicon of Lower Saxony writers from the oldest times to the present . Osterwieck 1891; Digitized version of the University and State Library Düsseldorf
  • History of the Eckart family. 3 volumes, Hofer, Göttingen 1893.
    • Volume 1: From the years 1690-1866. Digitized
    • Volume 2: From the years 1867-1878. Digitized
    • Volume 3: From the years 1879-1893. Digitized
  • Lower Saxon language monuments . 1893
  • Low German proverbs and popular sayings . Braunschweig 1893 [Reprint Hildesheim, New York 1975 ISBN 3-487-05475-2 ]
  • General collection of Low German puzzles . 1894, 2nd edition 1899
  • Commemorative sheets from the history of the former free imperial city of Nordhausen . Leipzig 1895. Digitized
  • Documented history of the Petersstift zu Nörten with special consideration of the history of Nörten and the surrounding southern Hanoverian landscape . 1899
  • From old Lower Saxony . 3 volumes 1907–1909
  • Handbook on the history of Low German literature . Bremen 1911
  • The armed forces in the vernacular . Munich 1917

literature

  • Rudolf Eckart: Handbook for the history of the Low German literature . Bremen 1911, p. 361
personal data
SURNAME Eckart, Rudolf
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German philologist and folklorist
DATE OF BIRTH December 1, 1861
PLACE OF BIRTH Schönebeck
DATE OF DEATH January 12, 1922
Place of death Norten-Hardenberg