Vorlage:1931 Sekundärbibliographie Biographie: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

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==== Biographie/Zeitgeschichte/Zeitgenossen ====
==== Biographie/Zeitgeschichte/Zeitgenossen ====
* [1931-005] [Englisch] Saint Thomas´s teacher and Professor Guardini, in: [[The Commonweal]], 13, 1931, 7. Januar, S. 256 ff. [Artikel] - https://books.google.de/books?id=4CcdAQAAMAAJ; zu Romano Guardini:
* [1931-005] [Englisch] Saint Thomas´s teacher and Professor Guardini, in: [[The Commonweal]], 13, 1931, 7. Januar, S. 256 ff. [Artikel] - https://books.google.de/books?id=4CcdAQAAMAAJ; zu Romano Guardini:
** S. 256: „The recent centenary of Albertus Magnus was observed in almost all Catholic academic circles o Germany. Particularly impressive was the Berlin ceremony, at which the rector of the university and Professor Romano Guardini spoke. From several points of view the work of Guardini is directly comparable with that done centuries ago by the great teacher of Saint Thomas. His regular courses of instruction form without a doubt the most significant Catholic intellecual event in contemporary Germany. At present, for instance, he is lecturing about the Church, Dante and Saint Paul´s Epistles. Age-old Catholic doctrines and mysticism, the import of which hast o a considerable extent been lost during centuries of rationalism, are brought tot he surface once again in addresses which are lucid and yet astonishingly profound. It is not easy to follow the trend of Guardini's discourse, though any given part of it seems limpid and even simple. The classroom in which he presides is, however, always crowded to the doors with young people - not a few of them non-Catholics - who listen with rapt attention to the end. To one acquainted with English literature the apparition is remarkably like what one fancies the presence of Newman at Oxford must have been. The clear voice of the speaker, his ascetic though kindly face, the drift of his slowly unfolding, perfect sentences - all are reminiscent. Beyond any question, the influence here exerted is one of the notable educational phenomena of present-day Germany.“
** S. 256: „The recent centenary of Albertus Magnus was observed in almost all Catholic academic circles o Germany. Particularly impressive was the Berlin ceremony, at which the rector of the university and Professor Romano Guardini spoke. From several points of view the work of Guardini is directly comparable with that done centuries ago by the great teacher of Saint Thomas. His regular courses of instruction form without a doubt the most significant Catholic intellecual event in contemporary Germany. At present, for instance, he is lecturing about the Church, Dante and Saint Paul´s Epistles. Age-old Catholic doctrines and mysticism, the import of which hast o a considerable extent been lost during centuries of rationalism, are brought to the surface once again in addresses which are lucid and yet astonishingly profound. It is not easy to follow the trend of Guardini's discourse, though any given part of it seems limpid and even simple. The classroom in which he presides is, however, always crowded to the doors with young people - not a few of them non-Catholics - who listen with rapt attention to the end. To one acquainted with English literature the apparition is remarkably like what one fancies the presence of Newman at Oxford must have been. The clear voice of the speaker, his ascetic though kindly face, the drift of his slowly unfolding, perfect sentences - all are reminiscent. Beyond any question, the influence here exerted is one of the notable educational phenomena of present-day Germany.“
* [1931-006] [[Heinrich Getzeny]]: Martin Buber, sein Werk und seine Bedeutung, in: [[Die Schildgenossen]], Rothenfels, 11, 1931/1932, S. 229-237 [neu aufgenommen] - [Artikel] - https://books.google.de/books?id=m-ELAQAAIAAJ  
* [1931-006] [[Heinrich Getzeny]]: Martin Buber, sein Werk und seine Bedeutung, in: [[Die Schildgenossen]], Rothenfels, 11, 1931/1932, S. 229-237 [neu aufgenommen] - [Artikel] - https://books.google.de/books?id=m-ELAQAAIAAJ  
* [1931-007] [[Max Jordan]]: Deutschland enttäuscht, in: [[Berichte zur Kultur- und Zeitgeschichte]], 97-101, 1931, S. 133: „Ein Brief an Prof. Romano Quardini [sic!] (Nachdruck aus: [[Die Schildgenossen]]) [neu aufgenommen] - [Artikel] - https://books.google.de/books?id=aSThAAAAMAAJ
* [1931-007] [[Max Jordan]]: Deutschland enttäuscht, in: [[Berichte zur Kultur- und Zeitgeschichte]], 97-101, 1931, S. 133: „Ein Brief an Prof. Romano Quardini [sic!] (Nachdruck aus: [[Die Schildgenossen]]) [neu aufgenommen] - [Artikel] - https://books.google.de/books?id=aSThAAAAMAAJ
* [1931-008] [Englisch] [[Max Jordan]]: This man Bruening, in: [[The Commonweal]], 14, 1931 (23. September), S. 485 [neu aufgenommen] - [Artikel] - https://books.google.de/books?id=bCgdAQAAMAAJ, zu Romano Guardini:
* [1931-008] [Englisch] [[Max Jordan]]: This man Bruening, in: [[The Commonweal]], 14, 1931 (23. September), S. 485 [neu aufgenommen] - [Artikel] - https://books.google.de/books?id=bCgdAQAAMAAJ, zu Romano Guardini:
** S. 485 [historisch relevant 1923]: "This writer met Dr. Heinrich Bruening for the first time eight years ago [1931-8=1923, HZ]. Then he was an unpretentious young man engaged in the management of the Catholic Federation of Labor. Among a group of Catholics who had gathered at the house of Professor Romano Guardini, the eminent philosopher and theologian, Bruening sat as a silent observer, listening to what the others had to say. He spoke only a few words himself and seemed to find his profit in being the best listener. The other day, when I saw him again at the chancery in the Wilhelmstrasse, he recalled that informal meeting: `Those were happy days,´ he said. `it ist long since I have seen Professor Guardini. You know how it is with the burden of this office. …´ Indeed, what a burden it is!"
** S. 485 [historisch relevant 1923]: "This writer met Dr. Heinrich Bruening for the first time eight years ago [1931-8=1923, HZ]. Then he was an unpretentious young man engaged in the management of the Catholic Federation of Labor. Among a group of Catholics who had gathered at the house of Professor Romano Guardini, the eminent philosopher and theologian, Bruening sat as a silent observer, listening to what the others had to say. He spoke only a few words himself and seemed to find his profit in being the best listener. The other day, when I saw him again at the chancery in the Wilhelmstrasse, he recalled that informal meeting: `Those were happy days,´ he said. `it ist long since I have seen Professor Guardini. You know how it is with the burden of this office. …´ Indeed, what a burden it is!"
* [1931-009] [[Willibrord Verkade]]: Der Antrieb ins Vollkommene: Erinnerungen eines Malermönches, 1931, zu Romano Guardini S. 69ff. (siehe oben), S. 195 und 374f. (Verweis auf: Guardini, Vom Geist der Liturgie; Guardini (Übers.), Madeleine Sémer) [neu aufgenommen] - [Monographie]/[Memoiren] - https://books.google.de/books?id=rWXjAAAAMAAJ
===== Funk =====
# [1931-010] Programm für Sonntag, 8. Februar 1931, in: [[Vom Funk. Die Wochenschrift des Funkwesens]], 9, 1931 [neu aufgenommen] - [Monographie] - https://books.google.de/books?id=a_DWCyReagoC; zu Romano Guardini:
## S. IV: „Guardini: Vorfasten. Worte aus Heilige Zeit“
# [1931-011] Programm für Sonntag, 24. Mai 1931, in: [[Vom Funk. Die Wochenschrift des Funkwesens]], 9, 1931 [neu aufgenommen] - [Monographie] - https://books.google.de/books?id=a_DWCyReagoC; zu Romano Guardini:
## S. VIII: Guardini: a) Vom Thron ging hervor der Heilige Geist , b) Komm, o Schöpfer, o Geist, aus „Heilige Zeit“ [Erwin Eckersberg]. … Guardini: a) Gottes Geist füllte den Kreis der Erde; b) An kam die göttliche Flamme; c) Komm, o Geist, o heiliger, aus „Heilige Zeit" [Erwin Eckersberg]
# vermutlich noch weitere Sendetermine mit Guardini-Texten


==== Vertonung von Guardini-Texten ====
==== Vertonung von Guardini-Texten ====
* [1931-009] [[Alfred Huth]]: Der Pfingstkreis, op. 41 (1931) nach Texten von Romano Guardini für Solo, Chor und Orchester (1931) [neu aufgenommen] - [Partitur] - [noch nicht online]
* [1931-012] [[Alfred Huth]]: Der Pfingstkreis, op. 41 (1931) nach Texten von Romano Guardini für Solo, Chor und Orchester (1931) [neu aufgenommen] - [Partitur] - [noch nicht online]

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Lexika

  • [1931-001] (Artikel) Romano Guardini, in: Enciclopedia universal ilustrada europeo-americana, Biblao/Madrid/Barcelona 1931, Bd. 5, S. 1172 [Gerner 54] - [Lexikoneintrag] - [noch nicht online]
  • [1931-002] (Artikel) Romano Guardini, in: Bischöfliche Kanzlei (Hrsg.): Handbuch der Diözese Mainz, Mainz 1931, S. 480 [Mainz] - [Gerner 55] - [Lexikoneintrag] - [noch nicht online]
  • [1931-003] (Auflistung) Romano Guardini, in: Handbuch der preussischen Unterrichts-Verwaltung, Berlin, 1931, S. 73 und 79 [neu aufgenommen] - [Lexikoneintrag] - https://books.google.de/books?id=7QwcAQAAIAAJ; zu Romano Guardini [historisch relevant 1930]:
    • S. 73: Text "Ständiger Gast der Universität: Guardini Romano Dr. theol. O. Prof. a. d. Univ. Breslau Religionsphilosophie u. Katholische Weltanschauung" (jetzt unmittelbar vor Dr. Hirn! [vgl. dazu Stationen und Rückblicke/Berichte über mein Leben, 1995, S. 40: Auch: "Die Anzeige meiner Vorlesungen stand im Verzeichnis hinter der des Turnlehrers, und es hat einer Demarche im Kultusministerium bedurft, um zu erreichen, daß sie wenigstens hinter denen der Fakultäten eingeordnet wurde, und dergleichen mehr."])
    • S. 79: Text "Guardini Romano Dr. theol. Religionsphilos. u. kath. Weltansch."
  • [1931-004] (Artikel) Romano Guardini, in: Gerhard Lüdtke (Hrsg.): Kürschners Deutscher Gelehrten-Kalender 1931, Berlin/Leipzig, 4, 1931, Sp. 950 [Gerner 56] - [Lexikoneintrag] - https://books.google.de/books?id=LxBSAQAAIAAJ; Nachdruck 2020 - https://books.google.de/books?id=w-0IEAAAQBAJ&pg=PR99-IA409
    • Text: "Guardini, Romano, Religions ***, kath. Weltanschauungslehre u. [Zeichen für Religionsphilosophie], Dr. theol., o. ö. Prof. f. Rel.-Phil. u. kath. Weltansch. a.d. Univ. Breslau, jedoch als ständiger Gast d. Univ. Berlin dortselbst lesend. Berlin-Zehlendorf-West, Beerenstr. 38. (Verona 17/2 85.) PDoz. Bonn 21, o. ö. Prof. Breslau-Berlin 23. H. Jahrbuch für Liturgiewissenschaft Münster 21 (MitHrsg. bis 22); Die Schildgenossen 20 (MitHrsg. s. 23). B: Vom Geist d. Liturgie 18, 8.-12. A. 22; Neue Jugend u. kath. Geist 20, 4. A. 24; Aus einem Jugendreich 20, 2.-4. A. 21; D. Erlösungslehre d. hl. Bonaventura, ein Beitr. z. Gesch. u. z. System d. Erlösungslehre 21; Lucie Christine, geistl. Tagebuch, übers. u. eingel. 21, 2. A. 23.; Von hl. Zeichen I 22, 2. A. 24, II. 23, 2. S. 24, verm. Gesamtausgb. 28; V. Sinn d. Kirche, Vorträge 22, 2. A. 23; Liturgische Bildg. I 23; Auf dem Wege, Versuche 23; Briefe üb. Selbstbildg., Buchausgab. v. Brief. 1-10 24, 2. A. 30; D. Gegensatz. Versuche z. e. Philos. d. Lebendig-Konkreten 25; Heilige Zeit, liturg. Text, übertr. u. eingel. 25; Briefe v. Comer See 27; In gloria sanctorum, Liturgische Texte. Übertrag. 28; Madeleine Semer, Übertragung m. Nachwort 29; Das Gute d. Gewissen u. die Sammlung 29."
  • [1931-005] [Lettisch] (Artikel) Gvardini (Guardini) Romano, in: Arveds Švābe/Aleksandrs Būmanis/Kārlis Dišlers (Hrsg.): Latviešu konversācijas vārdnīca, 1931, Band 10, S. 11075 [neu aufgenommen] – [Lexikoneintrag] - https://books.google.de/books?id=9w45zdnAqXMC;
    • Text: „Gvardini (Guardini) Romano, katoļu reliģijas filozofs, dz. 1885. no 1923 prof. Breslavā. Darbi: Vom Geist der Liturgie (1920; 1924 4), Die Lehre des heiligen Bonaventura von der Erlösung (1921), Vom Sinn der Kirche (1922; 1923 2), Gottes Werkleute. Briefe über Selbstbildung (no 1921), Der Gegensatz. Versuche zu einer Philosophie des Lebendig-Konkreten (1925) ir Jahrbuch für Liturgiewissenschaft (sākot ar 1921)“


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Biographie/Zeitgeschichte/Zeitgenossen

  • [1931-005] [Englisch] Saint Thomas´s teacher and Professor Guardini, in: The Commonweal, 13, 1931, 7. Januar, S. 256 ff. [Artikel] - https://books.google.de/books?id=4CcdAQAAMAAJ; zu Romano Guardini:
    • S. 256: „The recent centenary of Albertus Magnus was observed in almost all Catholic academic circles o Germany. Particularly impressive was the Berlin ceremony, at which the rector of the university and Professor Romano Guardini spoke. From several points of view the work of Guardini is directly comparable with that done centuries ago by the great teacher of Saint Thomas. His regular courses of instruction form without a doubt the most significant Catholic intellecual event in contemporary Germany. At present, for instance, he is lecturing about the Church, Dante and Saint Paul´s Epistles. Age-old Catholic doctrines and mysticism, the import of which hast o a considerable extent been lost during centuries of rationalism, are brought to the surface once again in addresses which are lucid and yet astonishingly profound. It is not easy to follow the trend of Guardini's discourse, though any given part of it seems limpid and even simple. The classroom in which he presides is, however, always crowded to the doors with young people - not a few of them non-Catholics - who listen with rapt attention to the end. To one acquainted with English literature the apparition is remarkably like what one fancies the presence of Newman at Oxford must have been. The clear voice of the speaker, his ascetic though kindly face, the drift of his slowly unfolding, perfect sentences - all are reminiscent. Beyond any question, the influence here exerted is one of the notable educational phenomena of present-day Germany.“
  • [1931-006] Heinrich Getzeny: Martin Buber, sein Werk und seine Bedeutung, in: Die Schildgenossen, Rothenfels, 11, 1931/1932, S. 229-237 [neu aufgenommen] - [Artikel] - https://books.google.de/books?id=m-ELAQAAIAAJ
  • [1931-007] Max Jordan: Deutschland enttäuscht, in: Berichte zur Kultur- und Zeitgeschichte, 97-101, 1931, S. 133: „Ein Brief an Prof. Romano Quardini [sic!] (Nachdruck aus: Die Schildgenossen) [neu aufgenommen] - [Artikel] - https://books.google.de/books?id=aSThAAAAMAAJ
  • [1931-008] [Englisch] Max Jordan: This man Bruening, in: The Commonweal, 14, 1931 (23. September), S. 485 [neu aufgenommen] - [Artikel] - https://books.google.de/books?id=bCgdAQAAMAAJ, zu Romano Guardini:
    • S. 485 [historisch relevant 1923]: "This writer met Dr. Heinrich Bruening for the first time eight years ago [1931-8=1923, HZ]. Then he was an unpretentious young man engaged in the management of the Catholic Federation of Labor. Among a group of Catholics who had gathered at the house of Professor Romano Guardini, the eminent philosopher and theologian, Bruening sat as a silent observer, listening to what the others had to say. He spoke only a few words himself and seemed to find his profit in being the best listener. The other day, when I saw him again at the chancery in the Wilhelmstrasse, he recalled that informal meeting: `Those were happy days,´ he said. `it ist long since I have seen Professor Guardini. You know how it is with the burden of this office. …´ Indeed, what a burden it is!"
  • [1931-009] Willibrord Verkade: Der Antrieb ins Vollkommene: Erinnerungen eines Malermönches, 1931, zu Romano Guardini S. 69ff. (siehe oben), S. 195 und 374f. (Verweis auf: Guardini, Vom Geist der Liturgie; Guardini (Übers.), Madeleine Sémer) [neu aufgenommen] - [Monographie]/[Memoiren] - https://books.google.de/books?id=rWXjAAAAMAAJ
Funk
  1. [1931-010] Programm für Sonntag, 8. Februar 1931, in: Vom Funk. Die Wochenschrift des Funkwesens, 9, 1931 [neu aufgenommen] - [Monographie] - https://books.google.de/books?id=a_DWCyReagoC; zu Romano Guardini:
    1. S. IV: „Guardini: Vorfasten. Worte aus Heilige Zeit“
  2. [1931-011] Programm für Sonntag, 24. Mai 1931, in: Vom Funk. Die Wochenschrift des Funkwesens, 9, 1931 [neu aufgenommen] - [Monographie] - https://books.google.de/books?id=a_DWCyReagoC; zu Romano Guardini:
    1. S. VIII: Guardini: a) Vom Thron ging hervor der Heilige Geist , b) Komm, o Schöpfer, o Geist, aus „Heilige Zeit“ [Erwin Eckersberg]. … Guardini: a) Gottes Geist füllte den Kreis der Erde; b) An kam die göttliche Flamme; c) Komm, o Geist, o heiliger, aus „Heilige Zeit" [Erwin Eckersberg]
  3. vermutlich noch weitere Sendetermine mit Guardini-Texten

Vertonung von Guardini-Texten

  • [1931-012] Alfred Huth: Der Pfingstkreis, op. 41 (1931) nach Texten von Romano Guardini für Solo, Chor und Orchester (1931) [neu aufgenommen] - [Partitur] - [noch nicht online]
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