Der Herkunft eine Zukunft geben: Festschrift für Dr. Ortfried Kotzian
Autor*innen
- Rudolf Grulich
- Peter Becher
- Johannes Hampel
- Ortfried Kotzian
- Manfred Kittel
- Christoph Pan
- Siegfried Münchenbach
- Peter Hillebrand
- Hanna Issa
- Meinolf Arens
- Renate von Walter
- Radu Grigorovici
- Christine Haderthauer
- Tetyana Kloubert
- Halrun Reinholz
- Gustav von Binder
- Jan Erich Hemmelmann
- Johann Böhm
- Beate Sibylle Pfeil
- Luzian Geier
- Klaus Rettel
- Juliane Hemmel-Stolle
- Ligia-Maria Fodor
- Gerald Ohlbaum
- Lisa Tews
- Teodora Živković
- Otto F. Hallabrin
- Vladimir Trebici
- Luis Thomas Prader
Parameter
- 352 Seiten
- 13 Lesestunden
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The book features a diverse collection of essays and reflections honoring Dr. Ortfried Kotzian, showcasing his contributions and the impact of his work. It opens with a preface and a greeting from a state minister, followed by Kotzian’s personal account of his life and expressions of gratitude. Several contributors highlight his significance, including Johann Bohm and Peter Becher, who reflect on his legacy and friendships, particularly with the Assyrian community. The collection also delves into multiethnic regions, examining Danzig, Alsace-Lorraine, and the potential of minority languages for regional development. It provides an overview of language policies in Europe and discusses German linguistic enclaves in Italy. The influence of globalization on Eastern churches and the cultural dynamics of the Moldavian Csangos are explored, alongside the cultural and linguistic preservation of the Slovak minority in Croatia. The Bukovina region is a focal point, with essays on its cultural landscape, notable artists, and educational institutions during the Habsburg era. The narrative reflects on the evolution of cultural models and the importance of education in national identity. The book concludes with insights into exploring Eastern Europe, featuring personal travel experiences with Kotzian. This compilation serves as both a tribute and a scholarly examination of cultural and linguistic diversity in Europe.
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Der Herkunft eine Zukunft geben: Festschrift für Dr. Ortfried Kotzian, Rudolf Grulich, Peter Becher, Johannes Hampel, Ortfried Kotzian, Manfred Kittel, Christoph Pan, Siegfried Münchenbach, Peter Hillebrand, Hanna Issa, Meinolf Arens, Renate von Walter, Radu Grigorovici, Christine Haderthauer, Tetyana Kloubert, Halrun Reinholz, Gustav von Binder, Jan Erich Hemmelmann, Johann Böhm, Beate Sibylle Pfeil, Luzian Geier, Klaus Rettel, Juliane Hemmel-Stolle, Ligia-Maria Fodor, Gerald Ohlbaum, Lisa Tews, Teodora Živković, Otto F. Hallabrin, Vladimir Trebici, Luis Thomas Prader
- Sprache
- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2013
- Einband
- (Paperback)
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- Titel
- Der Herkunft eine Zukunft geben: Festschrift für Dr. Ortfried Kotzian
- Sprache
- Deutsch
- Autor*innen
- Rudolf Grulich, Peter Becher, Johannes Hampel, Ortfried Kotzian, Manfred Kittel, Christoph Pan, Siegfried Münchenbach, Peter Hillebrand, Hanna Issa, Meinolf Arens, Renate von Walter, Radu Grigorovici, Christine Haderthauer, Tetyana Kloubert, Halrun Reinholz, Gustav von Binder, Jan Erich Hemmelmann, Johann Böhm, Beate Sibylle Pfeil, Luzian Geier, Klaus Rettel, Juliane Hemmel-Stolle, Ligia-Maria Fodor, Gerald Ohlbaum, Lisa Tews, Teodora Živković, Otto F. Hallabrin, Vladimir Trebici, Luis Thomas Prader
- Verlag
- M. Arens
- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2013
- Einband
- Paperback
- Seitenzahl
- 352
- ISBN10
- 3980662667
- ISBN13
- 9783980662666
- Reihe
- Schlagwörter
- Handel, Rechtsthematik, Sonstige Lehrbücher, Geschichtsschulbücher, Ungarn, Ukraine, Rumänien, Kroatien, Internationales Recht, Danzig, Moldawien, Ruthenen, Bukowina
- Beschreibung
- The book features a diverse collection of essays and reflections honoring Dr. Ortfried Kotzian, showcasing his contributions and the impact of his work. It opens with a preface and a greeting from a state minister, followed by Kotzian’s personal account of his life and expressions of gratitude. Several contributors highlight his significance, including Johann Bohm and Peter Becher, who reflect on his legacy and friendships, particularly with the Assyrian community. The collection also delves into multiethnic regions, examining Danzig, Alsace-Lorraine, and the potential of minority languages for regional development. It provides an overview of language policies in Europe and discusses German linguistic enclaves in Italy. The influence of globalization on Eastern churches and the cultural dynamics of the Moldavian Csangos are explored, alongside the cultural and linguistic preservation of the Slovak minority in Croatia. The Bukovina region is a focal point, with essays on its cultural landscape, notable artists, and educational institutions during the Habsburg era. The narrative reflects on the evolution of cultural models and the importance of education in national identity. The book concludes with insights into exploring Eastern Europe, featuring personal travel experiences with Kotzian. This compilation serves as both a tribute and a scholarly examination of cultural and linguistic diversity in Europe.