Walter Witzenmann Prize

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The Walter Witzenmann Prize is a German science award .

The prize of 6000 euros was in 1997 by the Pforzheimer entrepreneur Walter Witzmann to promote cultural studies offspring in the state of Baden-Wuerttemberg donated .

“The award is given to scientific work in the field of cultural studies that has been accepted as a scientific achievement by a university or a research institute in the state of Baden-Württemberg and published or submitted for publication in the past two years. The proposed researchers should not be older than 35 years. "

The annual award ceremony takes place by the philosophical-historical class of the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences .

Award winners

Source:

  • 1998 - Johannes Georg Roth for his work Alfeni Digesta. Investigations into a late Republican legal writing
  • 1999 - Cathrin Brockhaus for her study Aphra Behn and her London comedies: The playwright and her work in England at the end of the 17th century .
  • 2000 - Thomas Lobinger for legal obligations and autonomous ties. On the reasons for the creation of asset-increasing performance obligations in civil law
  • 2001 - Lorenz Korn for Ayyubid architecture in Egypt and Syria - building activity in the context of politics and society 564–658 / 1169–1258
  • 2002 - Sabine Jung (* 1973) for her dissertation The logic of direct democratic procedures at the University of Mannheim.
  • 2003 - Thorsten Valk (* 1972) for his dissertation Melancholie im Werk Goethe . Genesis - Symptoms - Therapy at the University of Freiburg.
  • 2004 - Andreas Deutsch for his work Der Klagspiegel and its author Conrad Heyden . On the origin, content and meaning of a legal code and the reception time
  • 2005 - Antje Tumat for her work Poet and Composer: Aesthetics and Dramaturgy in Ingeborg Bachmann's and Hans Werner Henze's  » The Prince of Homburg « 2002
  • 2006 - Christine G. Krüger for her dissertation "Aren't we brothers?" German Jews in the national war of 1870/71
  • 2007 - Barbara Beßlich for The German Napoleon Myth. Literature and memory (1800–1945)
  • 2008 - Alexander Sigelen for Zacharias Geizkofler (1560–1617). Princely service and family policy. A biographical case study of political culture in the Holy Roman Empire around 1600
  • 2009 - Stephan Ulrich Herzberg: Perception and Knowledge in Aristotle
  • 2010 - Philipp W. Stockhammer : Continuity and Change - The post-palace ceramics from the lower town of Tiryns
  • 2011 - Jost Eickmeyer: The Jesuit heroid letter. On the Christianization and contextualization of an ancient genre in the early modern period
  • 2012 - Felix K. Maier : Expect the unexpected everywhere - The contingency of historical processes at Polybios
  • 2013 - Chris Thomale: Performance as Freedom - Fulfillment Autonomy in the Law of Enrichment
  • 2014 - Tobias Dangel: Hegel and the spirit metaphysics of Aristotle
  • 2015 - Jörg Domisch: On the question of a transfer of ownership to the heir in classical Roman law
  • 2016 - Christoph Begass: The Senate Aristocracy of the Eastern Roman Empire, approx. 457-518. Prosopographical and socio-historical studies
  • 2017 - Jochen Rauber: Structural change as a change of principles
  • 2018 - Simon Cubelic: The Colonial Restoration of the Dharmaśāstra. The Code of Obligations in Sarvoru Śarman's Vivādasārārņava
  • 2019 - Karoline Reinhardt : Kant and Migration. An investigation into the systematic timeliness of global citizenship
  • 2020 - Max Stille : Islamic Sermons and Public Piety in Bangladesh: The Poetics of Popular Preaching

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Walter Witzenmann Prize . In: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences K. d. Retrieved May 3, 2018.
  2. ^ Walter Witzenmann Prize - Previous winners . In: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences K. d. Retrieved May 3, 2018.
  3. ↑ Johannes Schnurr: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences awards prizes to young female researchers. Karl Freudenberg Prize 2006 for new approaches in malaria research - Walter Witzenmann Prize 2006: The self-image of German Jews in times of war, 1870/71 . In: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences K. d. Publicly May 4, 2006, accessed May 3, 2018 (press release).
  4. ^ Johannes Schnurr: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences awards prizes to young researchers. “Dulger Prize”: new award in the field of technical sciences - Academy Prize 2007, Karl Freudenberg Prize 2007, Walter Witzenmann Prize 2007: public presentation on the eve of the annual celebration . In: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences K. d. Publicly May 30, 2007, accessed May 3, 2018 (press release).
  5. ^ Johannes Schnurr: Young researchers honored by the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences. Landesakademie Baden-Württemberg awards prizes of over 20,000 euros - "The promotion of young talent is a central concern of the academy" . In: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences K. d. publicly on June 5, 2008, accessed on May 3, 2018 (press release).
  6. ↑ Herbert v. Bose: Special award for young scientists. Heidelberg Academy of Sciences awards four prizes with a total value of over 20,000 euros - public event on July 3, 2009, 3 p.m., Academy building, Karlstrasse 4, Heidelberg . In: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences K. d. Publicly available on July 13, 2010, accessed on May 3, 2018.
  7. ↑ Herbert v. Bose: Award for young scientists: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences awards four prizes with a total value of over 20,000 euros . In: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences K. d. Publicly May 31, 2010, accessed May 3, 2018.
  8. ↑ Young scientists honored by Heidelberg Academy of Sciences: In 2011 four prizes with a total value of 23,000 euros will be awarded . In: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences K. d. Retrieved May 3, 2018.
  9. ↑ Herbert v. Bose: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences awards four prizes with a total value of 24,000 euros to young scientists - On May 11, 2012 the winners will present their work to the public . In: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences K. d. Retrieved May 3, 2018.
    Heribert Vogt: Renaissance of the Academies. Annual celebration of the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences in the Old Aula - Growing demand for independent advice . In: www.rnz.de - The online offer of the Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung . Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung GmbH, May 14, 2012, accessed on May 3, 2018.
  10. ↑ Herbert v. Bose: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences honors four young scientists with prizes worth a total of 24,000 euros. On May 24, 2013, the award winners will present their work to the public . In: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences K. d. Retrieved May 3, 2018.
  11. ↑ Herbert von Bose: Academy awards four prizes to young scientists with a total value of 24,000 euros. Prize winners present their work . In: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences K. d. On May 22, 2014, accessed on May 3, 2018.
    Heribert Vogt: Flying sparks of networked research. Annual celebration of the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences in the old auditorium . In: www.rnz.de - The online offer of the Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung . Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung GmbH, May 26, 2014, accessed on May 3, 2018.
  12. ↑ Herbert von Bose: Heidelberg Academy awards five prizes to young scientists with a total value of 34,000 euros. Prize winners present their work . In: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences K. d. on May 28, 2015, accessed on May 3, 2018.
    Heribert Vogt: Annual celebration of the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences. Between Stockholm and Kathmandu - Nobel laureate in chemistry, Stefan W. Hell, gave the keynote address . In: www.rnz.de - The online offer of the Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung . Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung GmbH, June 1, 2015, accessed on May 3, 2018.
  13. ^ Herbert von Bose: Six young scientists honored by the Heidelberg Academy. Prize winners present their work . In: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences K. d. Publicly May 19, 2016, accessed May 3, 2018.
  14. ^ Herbert von Bose: Heidelberg Academy awards prizes to young scientists. Prize winners will present their work in front of Heidelberg, May 19, beginning 15:00 . In: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences K. d. Publicly May 16, 2017, accessed on May 3, 2018.
    Heidelberg University Press Office: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences honors young researchers. In: www.uni-heidelberg.de. University of Heidelberg K. d. publ., May 22, 2017, accessed May 3, 2018 . Heribert Vogt:     "We have to go despite all the uncertainty". Minister Theresia Bauer at the annual celebration of the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences in the Alte Aula - "Without strong science, nothing goes ahead" . In: www.rnz.de - The online offer of the Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung . Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung GmbH, May 22, 2017, accessed on May 3, 2018.
  15. ↑ Herbert von Bose: 49,000 euros for excellent science . Ed .: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences. April 11, 2018, p. 2 ( hadw-bw.de [PDF; 437 kB ; accessed on May 3, 2018] press release). Walter Witzenmann Prize . In: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences K. d. Retrieved May 3, 2018.

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