Bartholomäus Keckermann

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Bartholomäus Keckermann (1572 in Danzig (Gdansk) - 1609 Danzig) was a German writer, Calvinist Theologist and Philosopher. He is known for his Analytic Method. As a writer on rhetorics, he is compared to Gerhard Johann Vossius, and considered very influential in Northern Europe and England^[1]

1 Biography
2 Publications
3 References
4 External links

[edit] Biography

Keckermann studied under Fabricius at the Universities of Wittenberg, Leipzig and Heidelberg, where he became a Professor. In 1601 he returned to his home town to teach as rector at the Gymnasium of Danzig. His numerous works were published towards the end of his short life, most of them posthumously.

[edit] Publications

Publications:^[2]

1600, Systema logicae, tribus libris adornatum, pleniore praeceptorum methodo, et commentariis scriptis ad praeceptorum illustrationem. Hanoviae: Antonius 1600, 6. ed. 1613; letzte Aufl. 1620
1600, Systema grammaticae Hebraeae, sive, sanctae linguae exactior methodus. Hanoviae: Antonius, ca. 1600
1602, Systema S. S. Theologiæ, Tribvs Libris adornatum. Methodum ac Dispositione[m] operis Tabvla præfixa adumbrat. Cum indice rerum & verborum locupletissimo. Hanoviæ: Apud Guilielmum Antonium 1602
1606, Systema logicae minus succincto praeceptorum compendio tribus libris adornatum ... ut sevire possio gymnasio Dantisco. Hanoviae.
1607, Systema Ethicæ. Tribus libris adornatum [et] publicis prælectionibus traditum in Gymnasio Dantiscano. Londini, Ex Officina Nortoniana, 1607: auch Hanoviae: Antonius 1607, 2. ed.
1607, Systema disciplinae politicae, publicis praelectionibus anno 1606 propositum in gymnasio Dantiscano, a. Seorsim accessit Synopsis disciplinae oeconomicae, eodem auctaure. Hanoviae.
1608, Systematis selectorum ius Iustinianeum et feudale concernentium volumen alterum continens quatuor illius partes posteriores. Francofurti ad Moenum: Sauer, Johann Fischer, Peter Erben.
1608, Systema rhetorica, in quo artis praecepta plene et methodica traduntur a 1606 privatim propositum in Gymnasio Dantiocano. Hanoviae.

[edit] References

^ Thomas M. Conley, Rhetoric in the European Tradition, 1994, [1]
^ Mueller science look for Spezialitäten / system / systsmtitel (1556-2006), retrieved 16 May 2008.