Rudolf Pannwitz

Rudolf Pannwitz ( born May 27, 1881 in Crossen / Oder, † March 23, 1969 in Astano / Ticino ) was a German writer and philosopher.

Pannwitz studied after visiting the school philosophy, classical philology, German and Sanskrit in Marburg and Berlin, and taught as a private tutor. First poems appeared in Stefan George leaves for art. Pannwitz also wrote political contributions to the world stage. With Otto zur Linde Pannwitz a magazine of Charon. Fame he achieved with his book The Crisis of European culture. Since 1921 he lived on the island Koločep ( Dalmatia ) and since 1948 in Ciona, a district of Carona in Ticino. Pannwitz 1933 excluded from the Prussian Academy of Arts.

Works ( selection)

• The elementary school teacher and the German language, Berlin 1907
• The elementary school teacher and the German Culture, Berlin 1909
• To form customer of the Church, Wittenberg 1912
• Dionysian tragedy, Nuremberg 1913
• The freedom of man, Nuremberg 1917
• The Crisis of European Culture, Nuremberg 1917
• Germany and Europe, Nuremberg 1918
• Baldur's death, Nuremberg 1919
• The German doctrine, 1919
• Faustus and Helen, Nuremberg 1920
• From chaos to community, Munich Feldafing 1921
• Orplid, Munich 1923
• The German idea of ​​Europe, Munich - Feldafing 1931
• Self-help, Zurich 1938
• The age of the world and politics, Zurich 1948
• Contributions to European culture, Nuremberg 1954
• Communism, fascism, democracy, Zurich 1961
• Water will clench, Stuttgart 1963
• A selection of his work. Edited by Erwin Jaeckle. Wiesbaden 1983, ISBN 3-515-03936-8
• Undine. A posthumous novel in verse. Ed With an essay on the life and work of the poet. by Gabriella Rovagnati. Nuremberg 1999, ISBN 3-418-00574-8