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No. 704 Gustav L. Seligmann
No full textTranscript (34 pages) of an interview by Greg Smoak with historian Gus Seligmann at Denver, Colorado, on 4 October 2012. Part of the Western History Association Oral History Project, Everett Cooley Collection tape no. U-3169Gustav L. Seligmann, professor of history at University of North Texas and a lifetime member of the Western History Association, remembers his career and relationship with the WHA. A military brat, he attended school in Bremerhaven, Germany, Virginia, Oklahoma, and the New Mexico Military Institute. Dr. Seligmann´s family came to new Mexico in the 1850s and he remembers his father describing a scene when he was a boy, when Sheriff Pat Garrett was brought into town dead in the back of a wagon. However, he had little interest in Western history at the time, and even now claims he teaches history of political parties instead. He was recruited into a program at White Sands Missile Range out of high school, and soon revised his family\u27s aim that he be a West Point graduate and a civil engineer by taking a history degree at New Mexico A and M and an ROTC commission instead. He credits his high school teacher in Germany, a Mr. Warren, and New Mexico historian Ira Clark with turning him toward history, which he loves. Indeed, Dr. Seligmann speaks highly of both Dr. Clark and his scholarship. A guided missile officer at Fort Bliss, he also became friends with Western historian John Porter Bloom, who taught in El Paso. He earned an MA in history at New Mexico A and M in one year with Ira Clark and Burl Noggle, then left the Army and pursued a PhD under Jack Carroll and Russell Ewing at the University of Arizona, receiving his degree in 1967.Dr. Seligmann remembers the first WHA conference in Santa Fe vividly, and relates both a lurid story and his amazement at meeting so many professors whose names he had encountered in bibliographies. He shares his views on Jack Carroll, whom he describes as a "polarizing figure" but nonetheless gives great credit for helping found the WHA. Dr. Seligmann was also active in the WHA´s administration, serving during the early 1980s on the site selection committee for future meetings. He observes that conferences must be held in large venues due to the organization´s size, though that means shutting out some significant but smaller Western venues. A founder of H-Net, he speaks at some length on its value as an online sounding board for the WHA and Western history issues in general. On his own approach to history, Dr. Seligmann sees himself as a New Mexico historian working in a larger region and nation. He comments on the increased professionalization, atomization and political bent of the WHA and bemoans its evident loss of touch with the "buffs," amateur historians he feels add color to the program. He emphasizes historians´ need to relate to ordinary people rather than a solely academic audience. Project: Western History Association. Interviewer: Greg Smoa
Tradición de los primitivos y filosofía griega
No full textFil: Seligmann Silva, Luis M.. Universidad Nacional de Cuyo
Rafael Seligmann (1947-)
No full textRafael Seligmann was born in 1947 in Tel Aviv to German Jewish parents who had fled to Palestine in 1934. His father, Ludwig Seligmann, was a commercial clerk and his mother, Hannah (née Schechter) had been a textile worker before marriage. Despite the reasons behind the move to Palestine, the Seligmanns remained strongly bound to their German heritage and raised their son with German as his first language. When Rafael was ten, his parents returned to Germany and settled in Munich. Since the end of the 1970s, Seligmann has worked as a journalist while pursuing other career interests. He studied political science and history in Munich and Tel Aviv and wrote his doctoral dissertation on Israeli security politics. From 1980 to 1984 he lived in Bonn, West Germany, where he worked as a political adviser for the Christian Democratic Union and as a reporter for Die Welt. In 1985, he founded the Jüdische Zertung (Jewish newspaper). From 1985 to 1988 he taught at the University of Munich. He became known as a fiction writer with the publication of his controversial first novel, Rubinsteins Versteigerung (Rubinstein\u27s Auction), in 1989. As of 2001, Seligmann had published five novels, a book on German-Jewish and German-Israeli relations, and numerous essays and was living in Berlin with his wife and son
Ad. Collegium. Illustre. Potentissimo. Regi. Ac. Serenissimo. Electori. Saxoniæ. A. Consiliis. Sanctioribus. Ecclesiastici. In. Regionibus. Saxonibus. De. Obitu. ... Viri ... Domini. Gottlob. Friderici. Seligmanni. Theologi. Professoris. Atque. Pastoris. Apud. Lipsiensis. Celeberrimi. Longeque. Meritissimi. ... Anno. M DCC VII. Mense. Decembri. Dolendo. Omnibus. Probis. Fato. Extincti. Memoriam. Ejus. Consecraturus. Atque Illustri. Collegio. Cujus. Is. Membrum. Fuerat. Musas. Suas. Submissa. Animi. Veneratione. Commendaturus. Scribere Hæc. Voluit. Debuit / M. Ludovicus. Christianus. Crellius.
No full textTrauerschrift auf Gottlob Friedrich Seligmann, Theologieprofessor in Leipzig, +24. Dez. 1707Autopsie nach Ex. der ULB Sachsen-AnhaltVorlageform des Erscheinungsvermerks: Lipsiæ. Litteris. Fleischeri. JuniorisIll. (Kupferst.
Hagada : Liturgie für die häusliche Feier der Sederabende in deutscher Sprache
No full textneu bearbeitet von C. Seligmann. Mit Bildern aus einer handschriftlichen Amsterdamer Hagada vom Jahre 1738 ... und mit Kompositionen von M. Henle ... und Jacques Offenbach zum Teil nach den alten MelodienYaari, no. 1829.Aus der Sammlung des Leo Baeck Institute, digitalisiert in Kooperation mit dem Center for Jewish History, N
Moralia In Compendio i.e. Virtuosas Actiones Nostras Ex Amore, Velut Scaturgine, Deductas ...
No full textPraeside M. Gottlob Friedrich Seligmann ... Defendet Autor Johannes Christophorus de Lübken ... Rostockii In Auditor. Mai. d. 26. Mart. 1681
Sciagraphiam Virium Imaginationis
No full textIndultu Superiorum Praeside Dn. M. Gottlob Friedrich Seligmann/ Hic Metaphys. & Phys. Prof. Publ.; Lipsiae ... ad die 5. April. Anno 1682. ... publice exhibebit Johannes PostelErscheinungsjahr nach der Dat. angegebe
De Campana Urinatoria
No full text... Praeside M. Gottlob Friedrich Seligmann/ Zitta-Lusat. publice respondebit Joh. Conradus Glaser/ Sora-Lusat. Philos. & Medic. Studios. VI. Id. Decembr. Anno 1677. H.L.Q.C
Disputatio Philosophica De Fide
No full textQuam ... publici Exercitii gratia ventilandam proponunt Praeses M. Gottfried Nicolaus Ittig/ Iur. Candid. & Resp. Gottlob Friedrich Seligmann/ Zitta-Lus. Magist. Cand. Lipsiae die XXII. Ian. M.DC.LXXVI. H. L. Q. C.Nicht identisch mit VD17 14:676743F (dort ohne Widmungsempfänger auf der Rücks. des Titelbl.
Cultum Defunctorum, Uti Viget Inter Pontificios, Et Eum Imprimis, De Qvo Apud Et Ob Chinenses Controvertitur / ... Pæside Domino Gottlob Frid. Seligmann ... Ad Diem XI. Septembr. Anno M DCC III. ... Discutiendum Sistit Autor Adolphus Fridericus Dermann, Strelitia-Megap.
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