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period of time that encompasses the two World Wars, a Cold War and the transformation from the Empire through the "Third Reich" to democracy, the department has not only remained in Hamburg, but has also differentiated and developed considerably. On the occasion of this jubilee, the Department of Psychology documents in this volume some of the developmental stages of academic psychology in Hamburg. The contributions by Kurt Pawlik, Bernhard Dahme, Manfred Amelang, Frank Rösler, Martin Spieß and Tania Lincoln tell the story of academic psychology in Hamburg from very different, subjective perspectives.Paul Probst's contributions to the beginnings of academic psychology in Hamburg with Ernst Meumann and William Stern are an exception.The volume has been published by Kurt Pawlik and Bernhard Dahme as editors of a documentary on institutional and personnel development in academic psychology at the University of Hamburg since 1950.

Psychology --- Universität Hamburg. --- History.

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The date of May 13, 2011 marked the 100th anniversary of the inauguration of today's main building of the University of Hamburg on Edmund-Siemers-Allee. On the same day, the program begun in 1999 to name its seven lecture halls after outstanding scholars expelled during the Nazi era was completed. This book is therefore being published on these two occasions. In addition to an introduction to the multifaceted history of the building, the volume collects portraits of the seven namesakes of the lecture halls: biographical and werkanalytische approaches to the philosopher Ernst Cassirer, the art historian Erwin Panofsky, the German scholar Agathe Lasch, the mathematician Emil Artin, the lawyer Magdalene Schoch, the international law expert and peace researcher Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy and the social economist Eduard Heimann. Together with the "Stolpersteinen" (Stumbling Stones), which were laid in front of the domed building in 2010, the auditorium appointments form an ensemble through which the main building represents the University of Hamburg in a special way as a central place of remembrance.

History --- Universität Hamburg --- Buildings. --- Hamburg (Germany) --- Buildings, structures, etc.

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"Ein Porträt Ernst Cassirers als akademischer Lehrer und Rektor der Hamburgischen Universität und als engagierter liberaler Demokrat. Von 1919 bis 1933 gehörte der Philosoph Ernst Cassirer zu den prägenden Persönlichkeiten an der gerade gegründeten Hamburgischen Universität und im Kulturleben der Hansestadt. Hier schuf er einige seiner wichtigsten philosophischen Werke. Zugleich gab er in diesen Jahren der jungen deutschen Demokratie Flankenschutz. Davon legen insbesondere seine berühmten Reden zur Feier der Weimarer Verfassung, in denen er den politischen Diskurs geistesgeschichtlich zu fundieren suchte, eindrücklich Zeugnis ab. Doch jenseits seiner Äußerungen mischte er sich auch in tagesaktuelle politische Geschehnisse und gesellschaftspolitische Kontroversen ein. Angesichts antisemitischer Ausgrenzung verließ er im März 1933 gemeinsam mit seiner Frau das nationalsozialistische Deutschland. Wenig später bat er die Hamburger Hochschulbehörde um Enthebung von seinen akademischen Ämtern und ging ins Exil, das ihn über Großbritannien und Schweden bis in die USA führte.".

History, Modern. --- Europe --- History --- Cassirer, Ernst, --- Universität Hamburg.

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The date of May 13, 2011 marked the 100th anniversary of the inauguration of today's main building of the University of Hamburg on Edmund-Siemers-Allee. On the same day, the program begun in 1999 to name its seven lecture halls after outstanding scholars expelled during the Nazi era was completed. This book is therefore being published on these two occasions. In addition to an introduction to the multifaceted history of the building, the volume collects portraits of the seven namesakes of the lecture halls: biographical and werkanalytische approaches to the philosopher Ernst Cassirer, the art historian Erwin Panofsky, the German scholar Agathe Lasch, the mathematician Emil Artin, the lawyer Magdalene Schoch, the international law expert and peace researcher Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy and the social economist Eduard Heimann. Together with the "Stolpersteinen" (Stumbling Stones), which were laid in front of the domed building in 2010, the auditorium appointments form an ensemble through which the main building represents the University of Hamburg in a special way as a central place of remembrance.

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Theological seminaries --- Theology --- History --- Study and teaching --- History --- Universität Hamburg. --- History. --- Hamburg (Germany) --- Church history.