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Ludwig Laistner (3 November 1845 – 22 March 1896) was a German novelist, mythologist, and literary historian. He was born in Esslingen am Neckar. He studied theology in Tübingen from 1863 to 1867 and was a pastor for two years before heart trouble obliged him to resign. He took instead a position as a private tutor in Munich, where he joined Die Krokodile, a poets' society, and worked with Paul Heyse on the Neuen deutschen Novellenschatz, a compilation of short stories. From 1880 he devoted himself entirely to literature, eventually becoming the literary advisor of the Cotta publishing house.

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  • لودفيج لايستنر (ar)
  • Ludwig Laistner (de)
  • Ludwig Laistner (en)
  • Лайстнер, Людвиг (ru)
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  • لودفيج لايستنر Ludwig Laistner ولد في (3 نوفمبر 1845 – وتوفي في 22 مارس 1896) في شتوتغارت هو كاتب ألماني. درس اللاهوت في توبنجن وعمل قسيسا لمدة سنتين، ثم عمل في ميونخ مدرسا منزليا. وبعد أن طرد من الخدمة الكنسية استقر في ميونخ حين كرس نفسه للإنتاج الأدبي منذ 1880. أصدر بالاشتراك مع باول هايزه في عام 1884 Neuen deutschen Novellenschatz. (ar)
  • Ludwig Laistner (* 3. November 1845 Esslingen am Neckar; † 22. März 1896 in Stuttgart) war ein deutscher Schriftsteller und Literaturhistoriker. (de)
  • Людвиг Лайстнер (нем. Ludwig Laistner; 3 ноября 1845; Эсслинген-на-Неккаре — 22 марта 1896; Штутгарт) — немецкий писатель. Написал: «Barbarossas Brautwerber» (Штут., 1875); «Studentenlieder des Mittelalters» (там же, 1879); «Novellen aus alter Zeit» (Берл., 1889); «Das Recht der Strafe» (Мюнхен, 1872); «Nebelsagen» (Штут., 1879); «Der Archetypus der Nibelungen» (Мюнхен, 1886); «Das Rätsel der Sphinx» (Берлин, 1889); «German. Völkernamen» (Штут., 1892) и др. (ru)
  • Ludwig Laistner (3 November 1845 – 22 March 1896) was a German novelist, mythologist, and literary historian. He was born in Esslingen am Neckar. He studied theology in Tübingen from 1863 to 1867 and was a pastor for two years before heart trouble obliged him to resign. He took instead a position as a private tutor in Munich, where he joined Die Krokodile, a poets' society, and worked with Paul Heyse on the Neuen deutschen Novellenschatz, a compilation of short stories. From 1880 he devoted himself entirely to literature, eventually becoming the literary advisor of the Cotta publishing house. (en)
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  • لودفيج لايستنر Ludwig Laistner ولد في (3 نوفمبر 1845 – وتوفي في 22 مارس 1896) في شتوتغارت هو كاتب ألماني. درس اللاهوت في توبنجن وعمل قسيسا لمدة سنتين، ثم عمل في ميونخ مدرسا منزليا. وبعد أن طرد من الخدمة الكنسية استقر في ميونخ حين كرس نفسه للإنتاج الأدبي منذ 1880. أصدر بالاشتراك مع باول هايزه في عام 1884 Neuen deutschen Novellenschatz. (ar)
  • Ludwig Laistner (* 3. November 1845 Esslingen am Neckar; † 22. März 1896 in Stuttgart) war ein deutscher Schriftsteller und Literaturhistoriker. (de)
  • Ludwig Laistner (3 November 1845 – 22 March 1896) was a German novelist, mythologist, and literary historian. He was born in Esslingen am Neckar. He studied theology in Tübingen from 1863 to 1867 and was a pastor for two years before heart trouble obliged him to resign. He took instead a position as a private tutor in Munich, where he joined Die Krokodile, a poets' society, and worked with Paul Heyse on the Neuen deutschen Novellenschatz, a compilation of short stories. From 1880 he devoted himself entirely to literature, eventually becoming the literary advisor of the Cotta publishing house. He wrote historical novels and poems, and Das Rätsel der Sphinx (1889), a book on mythology from an Idealist perspective which argued that dreams and nightmares were the ultimate source of many famous myths. The book was highly praised by Rudolf Steiner and was a direct predecessor of psychoanalytic interpretation. He was a translator of medieval student songs such as those of the Carmina Burana, and wrote book reviews for Allgemeine Zeitung. His last efforts (1893–96) were on a new edition of the works of Goethe. He died in Stuttgart. (en)
  • Людвиг Лайстнер (нем. Ludwig Laistner; 3 ноября 1845; Эсслинген-на-Неккаре — 22 марта 1896; Штутгарт) — немецкий писатель. Написал: «Barbarossas Brautwerber» (Штут., 1875); «Studentenlieder des Mittelalters» (там же, 1879); «Novellen aus alter Zeit» (Берл., 1889); «Das Recht der Strafe» (Мюнхен, 1872); «Nebelsagen» (Штут., 1879); «Der Archetypus der Nibelungen» (Мюнхен, 1886); «Das Rätsel der Sphinx» (Берлин, 1889); «German. Völkernamen» (Штут., 1892) и др. (ru)
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