5 research outputs found
Friedrich Gundolf Correspondence 1910-1930
No full text300 Letters and postcards by Friedrich Gundolf to Erich Kahlerdigitized19101911191219131914191519161917191819191920192119221924192519261927192819291930The bulk of letters within Erich Kahler's personal correspondence came from Friedrich Gundolf, a very close friend of Kahler and his first wife, Josephine (née Sobotka). Their close friendship, in which Josephine was also involved, is visible throughout all those letters. Kahler's and Gundolf's discussions about literature can be reconstructed in the correspondence. The letters date from 1910 and last until Gundolf's death in 1931.Friedrich Gundolf was born 1880 as Friedrich Leopold Gundelfinger in Darmstadt. He was a poet and a professor of German philology in Heidelberg, where he died in 1931.Erich Kahler (originally von Kahler) was born on October 14, 1885 in Prague and grew up in Vienna, Austria. During his studies at the universities of Berlin, Munich, Heidelberg and Freiburg, he attended lectures in Philosophy, Literature, Fine Arts, History, Sociology and Psychology, which illustrate the wide range of his academic education. Erich Kahler died in Princeton, New Jersey in 1970
Friedrich Gundolf Collection 1930-1963
No full textLetter to Paul Hensel in Erlangen, praising Hensel's latest book (1930 June 27) and two clippings - "Die Entdeckung des Schäkespear", "Der grosse goldene Meister und seine Lieblingsjünger. Zum Briefwechsel Stefan Georges mit Friedrich Gundolf."EdelmannWriter, literary historian, 1880-1931Kahler, Erich von ; George, Stefan ; AuthorsProcessed for digitizationSent for digitizationReturned from digitizationSent to Internet Archive New Jersey for rescanningReturned from digitizationLinked to online manifestationdigitize
