Lippmann Moses Büschenthal
Lippmann Moses Büschenthal (1784 in Strassbourg – 27 December 1818) was a German rabbi, poet and dramatist. His biography is not well known, and conflicting statements regarding his life are found; he appears to have lived in Breslau from c. 1814, and moving to Berlin, where he may have become chief rabbi, shortly before his death.[1]
He published mainly poetry, including Hebrew translations of German poetry, and one dramatic work. He also wrote for the journals Sulamith, Jedidja and Rheinische Blätter. A collection of short tales was published posthumously.
Bibliography
- Der Mensch, in: Sulamith, 1. Jg. 1807, Nr. 2, S. 1–3 (Compact Memory)
- Das Licht, in: Sulamith, 1. Jg. 1807, Nr. 2, S. 81–82 (Compact Memory)
- Eine Vision Siona’s (mit W. Heidenheim), in: Sulamith, 1. Jg. 1807, Nr. 2, S. 164–169 (Compact Memory)
- Der Tod Sauls oder die Hexe zu Endor, Dramatisches Gedicht in fünf Aufzügen, in: Sulamith, 2. Jg 1809, Nr. 2, S. 262–276 (Compact Memory)
- Allerlei, in: Sulamith, 2. Jg. 1809, Nr. 2, S. 361–363 (Compact Memory)
- Das Schiff, in: Sulamith, 2. Jg. 1809, Nr. 2, S. 363 (Compact Memory)
- Allerlei, in: Sulamith, 2. Jg. 1809, Nr. 2, S. 425–427 (Compact Memory)
- Der Kuß, in: Sulamith, 2. Jg. 1809, Nr. 2, S. 428 (Compact Memory)
- Der Springball, in: Sulamith, 2. Jg. 1809, Nr. 2, S. 428 (Compact Memory)
- Skizze über deutsche Orthographie und Prosodie, Elberfeld 1811
- Sammlung witziger Einfälle von Juden. Als Beiträge zur Charakteristik der Nation, Elberfeld 1812
- Gedichte, Rödelheim 1806 (Compact Memory), 2. Auflage Köln 1813
- Hebrew translation of Friedrich Schiller's An die Freude, Berlin 1817
- preface to Sabattja Joseph Wollf: Streifereien im Gebiete des Ernstes und des Scherzes, Berlin 1818
Posthumous publications:
- Gebilde der Wahrheit und Phantasie, Magdeburg 1819
- Der Siegelring des Salomo, tragedy in five acts, Berlin 1820
- Erzählungen, Magdeburg 1823
References
- ↑ Walter Killy (ed.): Deutsche Biographische Enzyklopädie, 1999, vol. 2, p. 213; Hamberger, Das Gelehrte Teutschland, vol. 22 (1829) ; Hoefer, Nouvelle biographie universelle, vol. 7, Paris, 1853
- Julius Fürst, Bibliotheca Judaica. Bibliographisches Handbuch umfassend die Druckwereke der Jüdischen Literatur. 1. Band. A–H. Engelmann, Leipzig 1863 (google books)
- Volker Kluft, " גבר משכיל oder Schiller hebräisch gelesen. Anmerkungen zur Schiller-Rezeption im Judentum des frühen 19. Jahrhunderts." In: Judaica 62, 2006, S. 216–228.
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