Albert Bielschowsky

Albert Bielschowsky ( born January 3, 1847 in Namslau, Silesia, † 21 October 1902 in Berlin) was a German literary scholar. He was known for his writings on Goethe.

Life

Bielschowsky was born in the Silesian Namslau ( Namyslów ). He studied philology at the University of Breslau and at the University of Berlin. In 1869 he received his doctorate in Wroclaw. From 1870 to 1886 he was in Brieg active in higher education service and then moved to Berlin. There he devoted himself to literary research.

His Goethe- book was well received by the literature. However Bielschowsky believed trains Goethe or parties related to them in stage characters of the poet, so Charlotte recognizable of stone in the Iphigenia or Duchess Anna Amalia in the Leonore Sanvitale without being able to justify this enough.

Because of his death, his work with Goethe remained unfinished, so that Theobald Ziegler just completed it.

Work

• De spartanorum syssitiis. ( Philological dissertation at the University of Breslau). Bridesmaid, Wroclaw 1869 ( digitized by the Bavarian State Library in Munich ).
• Friederike Brion. A contribution to the Goethe- literature. Publisher of Schletter'schen bookstore E. Franck, Wroclaw 1880 ( digitized in the Internet Archive, reprint in Friederike and Lili, 1906, see below).
• The Schwiegerling'sche puppet from Dr. Faust. ( Annotated Edition). In: Report of the Royal Trade School Brieg aO for the school year 1882, pp. 50ff.
• History of the German village poetry in the 13th century. I: Life and densities Neidhart von Reuenthal. Mayer & Müller, Berlin 1890 ( full text in the Google Book Search USA).
• About authenticity and chronology of Sesenheimer songs. In: Goethe Yearbook 12 (1891 ), pp. 211-227 ( full text in the Google Book Search USA, reprint in Friederike and Lili, 1906, see below)
• Friederike and Lili. Five Goethe essays. Edited by Daniel Jacoby. C. H. Beck publishing house, Munich 1906 ( digitized version of the second, unmodified edition in the Internet Archive ).
• Goethe. His life and his works. 2 vols. C. H. Beck publishing house, Munich 1895-1903 passim ( Digitized: Volume One, Second volume ).