Eduard Alberti
German literary historian and philosopher
About Eduard Alberti
Lived 1827 – 1898 (aged 70). Eduard Alberti was a Danish and German literary historian, university teacher, writer, philosopher, classical philologist and librarian.
Eduard Alberti (11 March 1827 – 28 February 1898) was a German literary historian and philosopher. His surviving published output includes approximately twenty biographical entries in Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie.
Life Eduard Christian Scharlau Alberti was born in Friedrichstadt, at that time in the Duchy of Schleswig, then part of Denmark. He attended school in his hometown and then, between 1844 and Easter 1848, undertook a training in printing and book production ("Buchdruck"). He worked on Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie, to which he contributed approximately twenty articles for the volumes covering the letters B to E. He also wrote on his own account: his final work, produced jointly with his brother Leopold Alberti, was entitled Poems of Two Brothers (German: Gedichte zweier Brüder) and appeared in 1898 very shortly before his death.
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Who was Eduard Alberti?
German literary historian and philosopher (1827-1898)
When was Eduard Alberti born?
Eduard Alberti was born on 11 March 1827 in Friedrichstadt.
When did Eduard Alberti die?
Eduard Alberti died on 28 February 1898 in Flintbek.
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Eduard Alberti was a literary historian, university teacher, writer, philosopher, classical philologist and librarian.
What nationality was Eduard Alberti?
Eduard Alberti was Danish and German.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Eduard Alberti. https://biography.guide/eduard-alberti/
MLA: "Eduard Alberti." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/eduard-alberti/.
Chicago: "Eduard Alberti." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/eduard-alberti/.
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