Ernst-Robert-Curtius-Preis

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Ernst-Robert-Curtius-Preis is a German literary prize, named after the literary scholar Ernst Robert Curtius. It was founded in 1984, and recognises outstanding essay writers.^[1]

Recipients[]

• 1984: Golo Mann
• 1985:
• 1986: Hilde Spiel, Förderpreis (FP): Ulrich Holbein and
• 1987: Wolf Jobst Siedler, FP:
• 1988: François Bondy, FP:
• 1989: Friedrich Dürrenmatt, FP:
• 1990: Hermann Lübbe, FP:
• 1991: Günter Kunert, FP:
• 1992: , FP:
• 1993: Peter Sloterdijk, FP:
• 1994: Karl Dietrich Bracher, FP: Thomas Hettche
• 1995: Hubert Markl, FP: Michael Maar
• 1996: Odo Marquard, FP:
• 1997: Hans Magnus Enzensberger, FP: Doron Rabinovici
• 1998: Rüdiger Safranski, FP:
• 1999: , FP: Florian Illies
• 2000: Günter de Bruyn, FP:
• 2001: Hans Küng, FP:
• 2003: Brigitte Hamann, FP:
• 2005: , FP:
• 2007: Silvia Bovenschen, FP:
• 2009: , FP:
• 2011: Aleida Assmann, FP: ^[2]
• 2013: Ulrich Raulff, FP: ^[3]
• 2015: , FP:

References[]

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