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Paul Anton de Lagarde (2 November 1827 – 22 December 1891) was a German biblical scholar and orientalist, sometimes regarded as one of the greatest orientalists of the 19th century. Lagarde's strong support of anti-Semitism , vocal opposition to Christianity , Social Darwinism and anti-Slavism are viewed as having been among the most ...
Recognized in his own time and also today as a leading scholar of the origins and development of the Septuagint and its sources, Paul de Lagarde (1827—1892) was a vituperative German nationalist and an antisemite whose writings inspired the National Socialist (Nazi) ideology.
Paul Anton de Lagarde, ursprünglich Paul Anton Bötticher, war als Theologe, Kulturphilosoph und Orientalist einer der prägenden deutschen Antisemiten des 19. Jahrhunderts. Seine wissenschaftliche Ambition richtete sich früh auf die Erschließung der Septuaginta nach der historisch-kritischen Methode und das Verfassen ...
Paul Anton Bötticher dit Paul de Lagarde, né le 2 novembre 1827 à Berlin et mort le 22 décembre 1891 à Göttingen, est un orientaliste et un théoricien politique prussien du mouvement völkisch, conservateur et antisémite. Ses thèses sont considérées comme ayant influencé l'idéologie nazie.
Apr 23, 2015 · Paul de Lagarde's personal qualities and his ideological positions elude precise characterization, much as is the case with the nature of the hatred that Jews have faced. The confounding contradictions and impenetrable complexity of the man pose significant problems for any biographer.
- Albert S. Lindemann
- 2015
LAGARDE, PAUL DE ° (Paul Anton de Boetticher; 1827–1891), German Protestant Orientalist and public intellectual. An abrasive personality, Lagarde was thwarted in his academic career and further embittered by a long wait for the professorship he finally obtained at Göttingen University in 1869.
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…German nationalistic and antidemocratic thinkers Paul Anton de Lagarde and Houston Stewart Chamberlain, the apostle of the superiority of the “Germanic” race, toward National Socialism; and Mann later was to repudiate these ideas.
