of his time and the first popularizer of Sylt. Avenarius was born in Berlin. His father, Eduard Avenarius, a publisher from Leipzig, founded a joint subsidiary...

Avenarius (translated from German: Haber, Habermann) may refer to: Ferdinand Avenarius (1856–1923), a German poet Georgy Alexandrovich Avenarius (1903–1958)...

Alexander Bogdanov and Nikolai Valentinov. Avenarius was the second son of the German publisher Eduard Avenarius and Cäcilie née Geyer, a daughter of the...

classic texts of kitsch criticism from authors like Theodor Adorno, Ferdinand Avenarius, Edward Koelwel, Walter Benjamin, Ernst Bloch, Hermann Broch, Richard...

Konrad Adenauer Friedrich Adler Adolf Arndt Anker-Werke Delmenhorst Ferdinand Avenarius Otto Bartning Willi Baumeister Adolf Behne Hendrik Petrus Berlage...

of Richard Dehmel, Gustav Falke, and Theodor Storm. He set seven Ferdinand Avenarius poems on the "changing moods" of life and nature (1899–1904). Schubert...

(1815–1893) ∞ Eduard Avenarius (1809-1885) Richard Avenarius (1843–1896) Johannes Maximilian Avenarius [de] (1887–1954) Ferdinand Avenarius (1856–1923) Wagner...

nominators for the prize No. Nominee Country Genre(s) Nominator(s) 1 Ferdinand Avenarius (1856–1923)  Germany poetry Karl Groos (1861–1946) Rudolf Christoph...

– Robert Kajanus, conductor and composer (d. 1933) December 20 – Ferdinand Avenarius, poet and lyricist, relative of Richard Wagner (d. 1923) January...

Dürerbund. During his years in Dresden, he was closely connected to Ferdinand Avenarius and his Dürerbund. He wrote popular books on history, sexual education...

Maria Anna Avenarius (1865–1918), was an opera singer, who performed Wagnerian operas in Berlin and Bayreuth.: 9  Her father, Ferdinand Avenarius, was an...

who later married the publisher Eduard Avenarius and was the mother of Richard Avenarius and Ferdinand Avenarius. Later in life, in the course of preparing...

founded in 1902 by the German publisher Ferdinand Avenarius, a brother of the philosopher Richard Avenarius, and the art historian Paul Schumann. It...

included Anton Alexander Graf von Auersperg (as Anastasius Grün), Ferdinand Avenarius, Hans Bethge, Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson, Marianne Blaauw, Grete Ziegler-Bock...

work were Carl Busse, Theodor Fontane, Richard Weitbrecht [de], Ferdinand Avenarius, Otto Rühle, Arno Holz, Ludwig Goldstein, and Christian Morgenstern...

authors were British explorer Charles Montagu Doughty and German poet Ferdinand Avenarius. The Italian writer Grazia Deledda – the only female nominee – received...

In 1905 he graduated from high school (Abitur), before joining Ferdinand Avenarius' magazine Der Kunstwart in November 1911. The same year, he earned...

org. April 2020. Retrieved 11 November 2020. "Nomination Archive - Ferdinand Avenarius". NobelPrize.org. April 2020. Retrieved 11 November 2020. "Nomination...

Lovis Corinth.: 45  In 1923, there were 1,213 visitors to Kampen. Ferdinand Avenarius is considered as the first popularizer of Sylt. Today, a park is...

journalist. Wolfgang was the son of Paul Schumann and the stepson of Ferdinand Avenarius. Both of these father figures had played a role in setting up the...

corporate publishing. Callwey Verlag gained national prominence when Ferdinand Avenarius took over 50% of the stakes in the magazine "Der Kunstwart", in 1894...

flat in the culturally important Dürerbundhaus in Blasewitz. Here, Ferdinand Avenarius headed the leading cultural organization of all German speaking countries...

Verlag Munich. Shweikert composed over 160 songs, based on texts by Ferdinand Avenarius, A. von Berchthold, Hans Beversdorff, Otto Julius Bierbaum, Victor...

In: Die kleine Stadt und ihre Menschen, Hädecke, 1938, pp.13-15 Ferdinand Avenarius (Ed.): Philippi-Mappe, Kunstwart-Verlag Georg Callwey, Munich, 1906...

groups and movements in Germany. His daughter Franziska married Ferdinand Avenarius, Doehn's son Bruno, a jurist, became known during the Weimar Republic...

connected with the city building councilor Hans Erlwein and with Ferdinand Avenarius, for whom he also designed a villa in Blasewitz. Julius Wilhelm Graebner...

Swiss-German artist Hans Asper (c. 1499–1571), Swiss painter Richard Avenarius (1843–1896), German-Swiss philosopher Hans J. Baer (1927-2011), Swiss...

Ferdinand Avenarius, the director of the "Kunstwart", to publish some pictures. This was also the start of a friendship, which lasted until Avenarius'...

mainly in France and the Russian Empire, in the structural linguistics of Ferdinand de Saussure and the subsequent Prague, Moscow, and Copenhagen schools...

Albert Einstein. Richard Avenarius was a German philosopher and one of the founders of empirio-criticism. According to Avenarius, consciousness and being...