Josef Jungmann (12 November 1830, in
Münster – 25 November 1885, in
Innsbruck) was a German-Austrian Catholic
theologian.
Life
From 1850 he studied theology and philosophy at the
Collegium Germanicum in
Rome, becoming ordained as a priest in 1855. In 1857 he became a member of the
Society of Jesus, and during the following year, relocated as a lecturer to the
University of Innsbruck. At Innsbruck, he became a professor of ecclesiastical
eloquence and
catechetics at the university as well as a professor of
liturgy at the theological konvikt.[1][2]
Selected works
Die Schönheit und die schöne Kunst: nach den Anschauungen der sokratischen und der christlichen Philosophie in ihrem Wesen dargestellt (1866) – Beauty and fine art: according to the views of the Socratic and Christian philosophy represented in nature.
Das Gemüth, und das Gefühlsvermögen der neueren Psychologie (1868) – The mind and the ability to feel the modern psychology.[3]
Aesthetik (3rd edition, 1886) – Aesthetics.
Theorie der geistlichen Beredsamkeit : akademische Vorlesungen (2 volumes, 3rd edition 1895) – Theory of spiritual eloquence: academic lectures.[4]