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Elisabeth Blochmann (German: [ˈblɔχman]; 14 April 1892 – 27 January 1972) was a scholar of education, as well as of philosophy, and a pioneer in and researcher of women's education in Germany.
In 1930, she was appointed by the Prussian Minister of Culture to serve as a Professor of Social and Theoretical Pedagogy at a newly established academy in Halle. Blochmann took up this post but was forced to leave the university three years later due to the ‘Aryan paragraph’ that drove a wave of Jewish emigres abroad.
Elisabeth Blochmann is best known as a correspondent of Martin Heidegger. Meanwhile, her life and scholarship have been largely forgotten. This project aims to uncover her story.
28 mars 2023 · Elisabeth Blochmann. About this site. When you consult Wikipedia, as my students do, as we all do, to learn more about Elisabeth Blochmann you read: ...Of some importance for, and great...
I recently began a project exploring the life of Elisabeth Blochmann (1892-1972), an education scholar who taught German literature at the University of Oxford from 1933 to 1952. Blochmann is often remembered today for her life-long correspondence with Martin Heidegger but little is known about her own life and accomplishments (at least amongst ...
Elisabeth Blochmann *April 14, 1892 (Apolda, Germany) †January 27, 1972 (Marburg, Germany)
Welcome! This is my current working bibliography for primary sources and secondary literature about Elisabeth Blochmann. The purpose of this document is both to share these resources with the wider world and to help me structure the material into a coherent narrative.
