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Article: Karl Lamprecht
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- Encyclopedia of World Biography
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Karl Lamprecht
The highly original and combative German historian Karl Lamprecht (1856-1915) stirred up a violent controversy over the nature, methods, and purposes of history.
Karl Lamprecht was born in Jessen in Saxony on Feb. 25, 1856, the son of a liberal Lutheran pastor. He studied at the universities of G
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ttingen, Leipzig, and Munich, taking his doctorate at Munich in 1879. After a year of private tutoring, he qualified as lecturer at Bonn; he was promoted to assistant professor in 1885. Lamprecht's first major work,
German Economic Life in the Middle Ages
(3 vols.), came out in 1886. In 1890 he accepted a full professorship at Marburg but removed the following year to ...
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