RT Article
T1 Schleiermachers Skandinavische Reise (1833)
JF Zeitschrift für neuere Theologiegeschichte
VO 25
IS 1/2
SP 27
OP 51
A1 Hjelde, Sigurd 1944-
LA German
PB De Gruyter
YR 2018
UL https://www.ixtheo.de/Record/1685773931
AB During his lifetime, Friedrich Schleiermacher went on many journeys, not only within Germany but also abroad. His last journey took him, in the last year of his life (1833), to Scandinavia, where he during many weeks travelled through parts of Sweden, Norway and Denmark. His stay in Copenhagen at the end of the journey is sufficiently documented by scholars but there exists, as far as I know, no corresponding account of the many weeks on Swedish and Norwegian soil. The aim of the present paper is therefore to examine this longest part of the journey: Which way did Schleiermacher travel, which towns and places did he visit, whom did he have contact with and what else did he experience on his way? And - finally: what was the motivation of this 64 years old scholar for embarking on such a strenuous undertaking which a journey of many weeks - on land and at sea - certainly must have been in this period of our history?
K1 Friedrich Schleiermacher
K1 Henrich Steffens
K1 Karl Gustav von Brinkman
K1 Scandinavian intellectual life in the first part of the nineteenth century
DO 10.1515/znth-2018-0002