École de Berlin Und Goldenes Zeitalter (1882-1914) Der Ägyptologie ALS Wissenschaft

This book examines the history and significance of the Berliner Schule in Egyptology, detailing its impact on the discipline's development.

In École de Berlin Und Goldenes Zeitalter (1882-1914) Der Ägyptologie ALS Wissenschaft, Thomas L. Gertzen delves into the rich history of Egyptology, focusing on the pivotal role of the so-called 'Berliner Schule.' This book serves as a thorough examination of the discipline, highlighting the contributions of Adolf Erman, its founder, and assessing the significance of his work in the context of both German and international Egyptology. By analyzing extensive materials from various archives, Gertzen offers a fresh perspective on the evolution of this fascinating field.

The narrative not only emphasizes the achievements of the Berliner Schule but also situates them within a broader historical framework. Gertzen's research provides insights into the interconnections between different generations of Egyptologists and their collective impact on the discipline. The book highlights the importance of understanding these relationships to appreciate the development of Egyptology as a science, particularly during its golden age from 1882 to 1914.

Ultimately, École de Berlin Und Goldenes Zeitalter (1882-1914) Der Ägyptologie ALS Wissenschaft makes a significant contribution to the history of disciplines and institutions within Egyptology. It fills a notable gap in the existing literature, offering readers a comprehensive overview that is both informative and engaging, thereby enriching the understanding of this important field of study.