• Source: Josef Ettlinger
    • Josef Ettlinger (1869–1912) was a German literary historian, critic, journalist and translator.


      Life and work


      Ettlinger came from a Jewish mercantile family. Initially he studied Music, but he found that he suffered from deafness and therefore switched to Philology. He received his doctorate in 1891 for a dissertation on the seventeenth century Silesian poet Christian Hoffmann von Hoffmannswaldau and then embarked on a successful career in publishing. Ettlinger was the founder, publisher and till his death managing editor of Das literarische Echo, a prominent bi-monthly literary magazine.


      Published output (selection)




      = Biographical and fictional

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      Christian Hofman von Hofmanswaldau. Ein Beitrag zur Literaturgeschichte des siebzehnten Jahrhunderts (1891)
      Benjamin Constant. Der Roman eines Lebens.


      = Translation

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      Gustave Flaubert: Madame Bovary (first German-language edition, 1892)


      External links


      Works by or about Josef Ettlinger at the Internet Archive
      Literature by and about Josef Ettlinger in the German National Library catalogue


      Notes and sources

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