Johan Ludvig Heiberg

Om Scholierne til Euklids Elementer

Skuespil: De Danske i Paris. Nina. Kjøge huuskors

Pottemager Walter - Tycho Brahes spaadom - Elverhøj - Alferne

Skuespil

Ptolemy

Mathematical Composition (Almagest)

Udvalgte poetiske skrifter

Vaudeviller

Published in 1879, this Latin dissertation on the life and works of Archimedes includes the Greek text of his Psammites.

Quaestiones Archimedeae

een verhaal naar het Deensch van J.L. Heiberg

Een jaar in Koppenhage

Prosaiske Skrifter ; 7

Samlede skrifter

Prosaiske skrifter ...

The poet and part-time philosopher Johan Ludvig Heiberg published the first issue of his review Perseus, Journal for the Speculative Idea in June of 1837 as a part of his long-standing campaign to convert his Golden Age contemporaries to G.W.F. Hegel's philosophical system. The journal was created in large part as a result of a dispute that Heiberg had with the editorial board of the prestigious Maanedsskrift for Litteratur about an article that he had submitted. Feeling unfairly persecuted, Heiberg retracted his submission and resolved to found a new philosophical journal of his own, in which his controversial piece could be published. Thus Perseus was born. In his prefatory address to the journal's readers, Heiberg calls upon the Greek hero Perseus to be the champion for the cause of Hegelian idealism and to do battle with the pernicious Medusa of realism and empiricism. Although Heiberg's Hegelian review only appeared in two issues in 1837 and 1838, it was widely read and discussed among Danish students and intellectuals of the time. It was reviewed at length by the philosopher Frederik Christian Sibbern and satirized by Søren Kierkegaard in Prefaces. There can be no doubt that Heiberg's Perseus represents a landmark in Golden Age culture.

Heiberg's Perseus and Other Texts

Apollonius of Perga

This two-volume collection (1891-3) presents Books 1-4 of Apollonius' classic Greek work on conic sections, with ancient commentaries.

Apollonii Pergaei Quae Graece Exstant Cum Commentariis Antiquis:

Wilhelm Schubart

Anonymer kommentar zu Platons Theaetet (papyrus 9782) nebst drei bruchstücken philosophischen inhalts (pap. n. 8; p. 9766. 9569)

Nordische Mythologie : aus der Edda und Oehlenschlägers mythischen Dichtungen

Das skandinavische Leben und dessen Kulturen sind geprägt von ihren Sagen und Mythen und erklären Unwetter, Erdbeben und Sonnenfinsternisse als Folgen von Launen der Götter. Umfangreich wird u.a. erzählt, wie Odin sein Auge für unendliche Weisheit opfert und Thor, als Frau verkleidet, seinen gestohlenen Hammer wiedererlangt. Der dänische Dichter und Literaturkritiker Johan Ludvig Heiberg präsentiert in diesem detailgetreuen Werk Ursprünge jahrhunderte alter Mythen und Sagen und klärt deren Relevanz für die Identität des Nordens.

Aus der Edda und Oehlenschlägers mythischen Dichtungen

Nordische Mythologie

"Vaudeviller" er en samling af Johan Ludvig Heibergs komiske skue- og syngespil, også kendt som vaudeviller. Indhold: "Kong Salomon og Jørgen Hattemager" "Den otte og tyvende Januar" "Aprilsnarrene eller Intrigen i Skolen" "Recensenten og Dyret" "Et Eventyr i Rosenborg Have" "De Uadskillelige" "Kjøge Huuskors" "De Danske i Paris" "Nei" "Børnevaudeviller" Johan Ludvig Heiberg (1791-1860) var en dansk dramatiker, digter, kritiker og i en periode også chef for Det Kgl. Teater (1849-56). Johan Ludvig Heiberg var en markant skikkelse i datidens københavnske borgerskab og kulturelite. Han introducerede genren ‘vaudeville‘ i dansk teater, der sammenfletter skue- og syngespil. Han voksede op under privilegerede kår og havde derfor adgang til både uddannelse og mange af den romantiske periodes største kulturpersonligheder såsom Adam Oehlenschläger, familierne Rahbek og Bruun, Jens Baggesen, H.C. Ørsted og mange flere. Johan Ludvig Heiberg var i øvrigt en bærende kraft i introduktionen af den tyske filosof Hegel og hans værker i Danmark.

Kong Salomon og Jørgen Hattemager

Johan Ludvig Heiberg

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