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'''Johann Ernst Fabri''' (July 16, 1755 – May 30, 1825) was a German [[geographer]] and [[statistician]] born in [[Oels]], [[Silesia]]. |
'''Johann Ernst Fabri''' (July 16, 1755 – May 30, 1825) was a German [[geographer]] and [[statistician]] born in [[Oels]], [[Silesia]]. |
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In 1776 he began his studies of [[theology]] at the [[University of Halle]], but his focus soon turned to geography and history. Later he served as a [[Privat-docent]] at the [[University of Göttingen]], where he was influenced by distinguished scholars that included [[Johann Christoph Gatterer]], [[August Ludwig von Schlözer]] and [[Johann Friedrich Blumenbach]]. |
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In 1786 he moved to [[Jena]] as an associate professor of [[geography]] and [[statistics]], and in 1794 became a professor at the [[University of Erlangen]]. For much of his career Fabri received no pay for his lectures, only in 1815 did he begin to receive a fixed salary. |
In 1786 he moved to [[Jena]] as an associate professor of [[geography]] and [[statistics]], and in 1794 became a professor at the [[University of Erlangen]]. For much of his career Fabri received no pay for his lectures, only in 1815 did he begin to receive a fixed salary. |
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Revision as of 03:34, 9 February 2009
Johann Ernst Fabri (July 16, 1755 – May 30, 1825) was a German geographer and statistician born in Oels, Silesia.
In 1776 he began his studies of theology at the University of Halle, but his focus soon turned to geography and history. Later he served as a Privat-docent at the University of Göttingen, where he was influenced by distinguished scholars that included Johann Christoph Gatterer, August Ludwig von Schlözer and Johann Friedrich Blumenbach.
In 1786 he moved to Jena as an associate professor of geography and statistics, and in 1794 became a professor at the University of Erlangen. For much of his career Fabri received no pay for his lectures, only in 1815 did he begin to receive a fixed salary.
Selected publications
- Elementargeographie (Elementary Geography), Halle 1780–90, 4 volumes
- Handbuch der neuesten Geographie für Akademien und Gymnasien (Textbook of New Geography for Academics and Gymnasium), Halle 1784–85
- Verzeichniss von aeltern und neuern Land- und Reisebeschreibungen, 1784 (with Gottlieb Heinrich Stuck)
- Abriß der Geographie für Schulen, (Outline of Geography), 1785
- Geographisches Magazin (Geographic Magazine), Dessau und Leipzig 1783–85, 4 volumes
- Neues geographisches Magazin (New Geographic Magazine), 1785-87
- Geographie für alle Stände (Geography for all Status Groups), 1786-1808, 5 volumes
- Magazin für die Geographie (Magazine for Geography), Nürnberg 1797, 3 volumes
- Abriß der natürlichen Erdkunde (Outline of Natural Geography), 1800
- Encyklopädie der historischen Hauptwissenschaften und Hülfsdoctrinen etc., 1808
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