Therese Albertine Louise von Jakob - Robinson (1797 - 1870)

Short name Therese Albertine Louise von Jakob - Robinson
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First name Therese Albertine Louise
Birth name Jakob - Robinson
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Alternative name Ernst Berthold , Talvj
Date of birth 1797
Date of death 1870
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Sex Female
Place of birth Germany
Place of death Germany
Lived in Germany , United States
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Therese Albertine Louise von Jakob - Robinson was ...
related to Mary Robinson
related to Magdalena Sofia Montgomery Silfverstolpe
related to Margaret Fuller
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Place(s) of Residence Germany , United States
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Receptions of Therese Albertine Louise von Jakob - Robinson, the person (for receptions of her works, see under each individual Work)
Title Author Date Type
*about Talvj ~~author (name unknown) 1826 comments on person
*song dedicated to Talvj ~~author male (name below) 1827 is dedicated to
*Ode dedicated to Talvj ~~author male (name below) 1832 is dedicated to
Slovanski popotnik The Slavic Traveler France Cegnar 1852 comments on person
Slovanski popotnik The Slavic Traveler Unknown author (to be identified) 1853 mentions person
Slovanske narodne pesmi The Slavic Folk Poems Unknown journalist (to be identified) 1857 comments on person
Literatur Literature Unknown journalist (to be identified) 1860 mentions person
Ueber serbische Poesie und ihre Parallelen About Serbian Poetry Heinrich Littrow 1868 mentions person
Slovenski glasnik The Slovenian Herald Unknown author (to be identified) 1870 is obituary of
Nekrolog auf Talvj ~~author (name unknown) 1870 is obituary of
*Talvj. Ein deutsches Frauenleben (Life of a German woman) ~~author male (name below) 1870 comments on person
*About Talvj ~~author male (name below) 1870 is biography of
*Lemma in Lexikon der hamburgischen Schriftsteller bis zur Gegenwart. ~~author (name unknown) 1873 is biography of
"Therese von Jacob, called Talvj" ~~author male (name below) 1873 is biography of
Dr. Ljudevit Gaj in ilirska ideja Andrej Fekonja 1881 mentions person
Imenitna knjiga (Istorija slavjanskih literatur A. N. Pypina i V. D. Spasoviča) Fran Levec 1881 mentions person
Kako pisejo Nemci slovensko literarno zgodovino How Germans write the Slovene literary history Unknown journalist (to be identified) 1882 mentions person
Talvj, ein deutsches Frauenleben. (Life of a German woman) ~~author male (name below) 1886 comments on person
Črtice o srbskih in hrvatskih narodnih pesnih Sketches About Serbian and Croatian Folk Poems Andrej Fekonja 1886 comments on person
Slovani v nemski knjizevnosti The Slavic authors in German literature Franc Hubad 1887 mentions person
Erinnerungen aus der Geschichte Halles (Memories from Halle) ~~author (name unknown) 1887 comments on person
Robinson Therese Albertine Luise, geb. v. Jacob. ~~author (name unknown) 1889 is biography of
Die Bahnbrecher der serbischen Nationalliteratur. Mit Briefen von Goethe, Jakob Grimm, Leopold Ranke, der Talvj und S. Vater. ~~author male (name below) 1889 comments on person
Srpske pesme u Berlinu (Serbian songs in Berlin) ~~author (name unknown) 1896 comments on person
Srpske pesme u Berlinu (Serbian songs in Berlin) ~~author (name unknown) 1896 comments on person
Biographische Skizze zur Erinnerung an ihren hundertsten Geburtstag. (biography about Talvj) ~~author male (name below) 1897 is biography of
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Juliana Jovicic (nov09): She was one of the most important persons for the Serbian and Slavic literature. She translated the Serbian folk poems from Vuk Stefanovic Karadzic from Serbian into German and published them in Germany in 1824 and 25. That was very important for Serbian literature to gain a place in world literature. A lot of other translators for other languages used the translations of Talvj. She was under the influence of Goethe's view of translating poems and literature, and against the views of Jakob Grimm and Kopiter. She sent her translations to Goethe and Goethe hat a very positive opinion of them. Her participation in transnational cultural dynamics and to the overlooked role of smaller, less internationally known literatures within the larger European context is enormous. svdnov09 NB Wikipedia seems to be mixing up two different Robinsons (?) svdnov09 checked with CERL Born in Halle. Died in Hamburg. 2 children. Travel writer. Connections/collaborations with: - Goethe - Karadžić, Vuk Stefanović KLK 1904