Walter Schübler

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Walter Schübler (2004)

Walter Schübler (born August 6, 1963 in Lindach / Upper Austria ) is an Austrian biographer and literary scholar who lives and works in Vienna .

life and work

After studying translation (French, English, Portuguese), which he completed with a dissertation on François Rabelais , Schübler worked as an editor , translator and literary critic for newspapers, magazines and the ORF radio. For several years he was a freelance editor of “Spectrum”, the weekend feature section supplement of the Vienna daily newspaper “ Die Presse ”.

Schübler has specialized in writing biographies : Schübler's “Short-cuts” biography about Johann Nestroy was published on Johann Nestroy 's 200th birthday. This was followed by the so-called “pasticcio” biography about the alleged model of the Mephisto figure, the Goethe friend Johann Heinrich Merck . In 2012 Schübler's “Zoom-Biography” about Gottfried August Bürger was published. After completing a multi-year research project on the Viennese writer Anton Kuh , which was intended as a "bio-bibliographical foundation" and preparatory work for a monographic individual study as well as the basis for an annotated Anton Kuh work edition, which was published in seven volumes at the end of 2016, Schübler presented a corresponding biography. In 2020 he published a source-related processing of the scandal trial against Marcell Veith. In 1909, with keen public interest, he was convicted of forcing his underage adoptive daughter Mizzi into prostitution. He is currently doing research on the journalist Karl Tschuppik .

As a publicist, Schübler occasionally addressed selected academic and funding policy deficits, for example Werner Welzig's controversial “ Torch Dictionary Project” of the Austrian Academy of Sciences and the equally controversial work of the director of the Austrian National Library , Johanna Rachinger . In August 2014 Walter Schübler received the “ Prize of the City of Vienna for Journalism ”.

Prizes and awards

Works

Biographies

Monographs

  • "Comtess Mizzi". A chronicle from Vienna around 1900. Göttingen, Wallstein 2020, ISBN 9783835336247 .

editor

  • Anton Kuh: Works. Edited by Walter Schübler. Seven volumes. Wallstein Verlag Göttingen 2016. ISBN 978-3-8353-1617-1 .
  • Anton Kuh: Now we can go to sleep! Between Vienna and Berlin. Edited and with an afterword by Walter Schübler. Metroverlag Vienna 2012. ISBN 9783993000691 .

Journalistic criticism

literature

  • Wolfgang Paterno: Full spotlight. The Viennese columnist Anton Kuh can be rediscovered in a new edition of his work. Profile . No. 48/2016 of November 28, 2016. p. 100f.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. François Villon "Le Testament" with four translations into German: critical comparison of translations . Thesis. University of Vienna. 1987 ( bibliographical reference ).
  2. The Rabelais reception in the German-speaking area with special consideration of translation studies . Dissertation. University of Vienna. 1991 ( bibliographical reference ).
  3. FWF Project Finder - selection mask. Retrieved March 12, 2020 .
  4. ^ Walter Schübler: The President's New Clothes. About Werner Welzig's "Dictionaries of the ' Torch '". In: " Wespennest ", No. 117, December 10, 1999.
  5. Walter Schübler: "The General" or: How to run down a national library. (No longer available online.) In: "Research". Science newspaper. No. 3/2011. P. November 27 , 2011, archived from the original on March 16, 2016 ; accessed on August 16, 2014 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.recherche-online.net
  6. ^ Vienna Culture (Department of Culture of the City of Vienna, Municipal Department 7): Prizes from the City of Vienna. Prize winners. Journalism (since 1947). In: City of Vienna . August 16, 2014, accessed August 16, 2014 .