Abstract
Thedepartmentofthehistoryofworld literature has yet to be granted citizenship in Germany, at least in the sense in which there exist the departments of world history, of general philology, and so on. One need only glance at the curricula of German universities in the current year to be convinced of this: [Karl] Höck (in Göttingen), [Franz Ludwig Anton] Schweiger (also in Göttingen), [Karl Friedrich] Merleker (in Königsberg), and [Franz von] Löher (in Munich) have not made a name for themselves as scholars.
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