Vol. 19 No. 1-2 (2013): INSTITUTIONS OF CLASSICAL SCHOLARSHIP in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
CLASSICS IN UNIVERSITIES: EDUCATION AND RESEARCH

Das russische philologische Seminar in Leipzig: das Seminar unter Ritschl und Lipsius (1873–1890) und der Versuch der Wiederbegründung (1911–1913)

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  • Wilt Aden Schröder
Wilt Aden Schröder
Universität Hamburg

Published 2014-08-20

Keywords

  • Leipzig Russian Philological Seminar,
  • Fr. Ritschl,
  • A. Georgievskij,
  • Leipzig University
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Schröder, W. A. (2014). Das russische philologische Seminar in Leipzig: das Seminar unter Ritschl und Lipsius (1873–1890) und der Versuch der Wiederbegründung (1911–1913). Hyperboreus, 19(1-2), 91-146. https://doi.org/10.36950/hyperboreus.QHLF4966

Abstract

Based on archival research, the paper traces the history of the Leipzig Philological Seminar (1873–1890) established sub auspiciis of Fr. Ritschl to provide professional training to the teachers of Classical languages from the Russian empire and East European Slavic countries. More than one hundred classicists graduated from the Leipzig Philological Seminar. There were outstanding scholars among them, including Th. Zielinski, E. von Stern, A. Sonny. An attempt was made to resume the Seminar in 1911–1913, however it failed due to the unfavourable political situation at the time.

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