1798‐1874 German poet. Born in Fallersleben near Braunschweig. Became a professor at the University of Breslau in 1830, but was dismissed due to his radical collection of poems, Nonpolitical Songs (1840-41). In addition to his free-spirited, patriotic lyric poetry, he is known for his easy-to-sing folk-style children's songs and love songs. He is also famous as the author of Germany's national anthem, Deutschland, Deutschland über alles. [Maeda Shoichi] Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
1798‐1874 ドイツの詩人。ブラウンシュワイク近傍ファラースレーベンの生れ。1830年ブレスラウ大学の教授となるが,急進的な詩集《非政治的歌謡》(1840‐41)のために罷免された。自由精神にあふれた愛国的な抒情詩のほか,歌いやすい民謡調の子供の歌や恋の歌で知られる。ドイツの国歌Deutschland,Deutschland über allesの作者としても名高い。【前田 彰一】 出典 株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について 情報 |
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