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'''Krzysztof Celestyn Mrongovius''' ({{lang-de|Christoph Cölestin Mrongovius}}, {{lang-pl|Krzysztof Celestyn Mrongowiusz}}) (1764 in Hohenstein, Prussia - 1855) - was a Prussian pastor, writer, philosopher, distinguished linguist, and translator. Mrongovius was known for defending the Polish heritage and ] in ] (Gdansk), in the ] of ]. He also pioneered the research of ]. Mrongovius was a member of ] in ], and was honoured with a medal of Historical-Literary Society in ]. He is also important as the primary source of seven sets of notes on ] lectures in anthropology, metaphysics, theology, physics, logic, and two on moral philosophy. Mrongovius was the author of a number of books and one of the first Polish-German dictionaries. His extensive book collection is now kept in ] library in Gdańsk. | ||
| ==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
| Born July 19, 1764 in ], Mrongovius studied at the Cathedral school in ]. He matriculated in 1782 at ] as ''Mrongovius Christoph. Coelestin,. Hohens. Boruss.''. During his second semester he attended Kant's metaphysics lectures, followed by theology, logic, anthropology and moral philosophy, and physics. Mrongovius taught ] and ] at ''Collegium Fridericianum'' of the university. In 1798 he received the pastorate at St. Ann church in Danzig, where he also taught Polish language until 1817 |
Born July 19, 1764 in ], Mrongovius studied at the Cathedral school in ]. He matriculated in 1782 at ] as ''Mrongovius Christoph. Coelestin,. Hohens. Boruss.''. During his second semester he attended Kant's metaphysics lectures, followed by theology, logic, anthropology and moral philosophy, and physics. Mrongovius taught ] and ] at ''Collegium Fridericianum'' of the university. In 1798 he received the pastorate at St. Ann church in Danzig, where he also taught Polish language until 1817. He died on June 3, 1855 in Danzig ({{lang-de|Danzig}}). | ||
| ==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
| * 1835 Königsberg in Preussen : Gebrüder Bornträger, Ausführliches polnisch-deutsches Wörterbuch / kritisch bearbeitet von Christoph Cölestin Mrongovius (see External link, Ohio) | |||
| * {{ cite book | last = Bieńkowski | first = Wiesław | title="Krzysztof Celestyn Mrongowiusz 1764-1855. W służbie umiłowanego języka"| location = Olsztyn | year = 1983 | language = Polish }} | * {{ cite book | last = Bieńkowski | first = Wiesław | title="Krzysztof Celestyn Mrongowiusz 1764-1855. W służbie umiłowanego języka"| location = Olsztyn | year = 1983 | language = Polish }} | ||
| * Bieńkowski, Wiesław, ''"Mrongowiusz (Mrongovius) Krzysztof Celestyn (1764-1855)"'', ], vol XXII, pp. 190-195 | * Bieńkowski, Wiesław, ''"Mrongowiusz (Mrongovius) Krzysztof Celestyn (1764-1855)"'', ], vol XXII, pp. 190-195 | ||
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Krzysztof Celestyn Mrongovius (Template:Lang-de, Template:Lang-pl) (1764 in Hohenstein, Prussia - 1855) - was a Prussian pastor, writer, philosopher, distinguished linguist, and translator. Mrongovius was known for defending the Polish heritage and Polish language in Danzig (Gdansk), in the Prussian Partition of Poland. He also pioneered the research of Kashubian culture. Mrongovius was a member of Society of Friends of Science in Warsaw, Towarzystwo Naukowe Krakowskie and was honoured with a medal of Historical-Literary Society in Paris. He is also important as the primary source of seven sets of notes on Immanuel Kant lectures in anthropology, metaphysics, theology, physics, logic, and two on moral philosophy. Mrongovius was the author of a number of books and one of the first Polish-German dictionaries. His extensive book collection is now kept in Polish Academy of Science library in Gdańsk.
Biography
Born July 19, 1764 in Hohenstein (Olsztynek), Mrongovius studied at the Cathedral school in Königsberg. He matriculated in 1782 at Königsberg University as Mrongovius Christoph. Coelestin,. Hohens. Boruss.. During his second semester he attended Kant's metaphysics lectures, followed by theology, logic, anthropology and moral philosophy, and physics. Mrongovius taught Polish and Greek at Collegium Fridericianum of the university. In 1798 he received the pastorate at St. Ann church in Danzig, where he also taught Polish language until 1817. He died on June 3, 1855 in Danzig (Template:Lang-de).
Bibliography
- Bieńkowski, Wiesław (1983). "Krzysztof Celestyn Mrongowiusz 1764-1855. W służbie umiłowanego języka" (in Polish). Olsztyn.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link) - Bieńkowski, Wiesław, "Mrongowiusz (Mrongovius) Krzysztof Celestyn (1764-1855)", Polski Słownik Biograficzny, vol XXII, pp. 190-195
- Breza, Edward, "Leksykografia kaszubska" in "Komunikaty Instytutu Bałtyckiego", #21, pp. 63-68. Template:Pl icon
- Cieślak, Tadeusz (1967). "Krzysztof Celestyn Mrongowiusz". "Sylwetki mazurskie i kaszubskie" (in Polish). Warszawa. pp. pp. 9-40.
{{cite book}}:|pages=has extra text (help)CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link) - Czerniakowska, Ewa, "Słowniki K. C. Mrongowiusza" (Dictionaries of K.C. Mrongovius), "Pomerania" 1985 #9.
- Żelazny, Mirosław and Werner Stark , "Zu Krzysztof Celestyn Mrongovius und seinen Kollegheften nach Kants Vorlesungen.", 1987. Template:De icon