ISBN:
978-3-9806506-7-0
ISSN:
2223-7178
Language:
English
Pages:
XII, 253 S.
,
Ill.; Kt.
Series Statement:
Ityopis. Extra Issue 1
Keywords:
Afrika Nordost-Afrika
;
Äthiopien
;
Eritrea
;
Deutschland
;
Österreich
;
Forschung (Projekte)
;
Forschungsreise
;
Forschungstradition
;
Ethnologie
;
Sprachwissenschaft
;
Beziehungen Afrika-Europa
;
Beziehungen, internationale
;
Mission, christliche
;
Oromo
;
Gregorius, Abessinus (1595-1658)
;
Ludolf, Hiob (1624-1704)
;
Niebuhr, Carsten (1733-1815)
;
Schimper, Georg Wilhelm (1804-1878)
;
Munzinger, Werner (1832-1875)
;
Rohlfs, Gerhard (1831-1896)
;
Littmann, Enno (16.09.1875 - 04.05.1958)
;
Frobenius, Leo (1873-1938)
;
Jensen, Adolf E. (1899-1965)
;
Haberland, Eike (1924-1992)
;
Plazikowsky-Brauner, Herma (1888-1965)
;
Stitz, Volker (1943-1976)
;
Frobenius-Expedition 〈Äthiopien, 1934-1935〉
;
Frobenius-Institut 〈Frankfurt am Main〉
Abstract:
The foundation of German-Ethiopian relations dates back to cultural research of the 17th century. For over three hundred years, Ethiopia and German-speaking countries enjoyed an unusual relationship built on scholarly and cultural curiosity and mutual affection. In November 2014 the Goethe-Institut in Addis Abeba hosted a symposium on "Cultural Research from Germanophone Countries in Northeastern Africa: Stories and Histories". German and Ethiopian scholars and intellectuals presented stories and personalities of researchers, theories and experiences of success and failure, illustrated by findings largely unknown to the general public. On April 2nd 2015 the publication of this symposium will be launched at the Goethe-Institut.
Note:
"Die vorliegende Textsammlung entstand im Zusammenhang mit dem Symposium `Cultural Research from Germanophone Countries in Northeastern Africa: Stories and Histories` das am 24. und 25.11.2014 am Goethe-Institut Addis Abeba stattfand." (Introductory Remark)
URL:
http://www.ityopis.org/Issues-Extra.html
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