Honorin Hermelin ( Swede. Honorine Hermelin , full name Honorine Louise Hermelin , in marriage Grönbech ; 1886 - 1977 ) - Swedish feminist , teacher and translator, founder of the group Vogelstad .
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Biography
From left to right: Elizabeth Tamm, Ada Nilsson, Honorin Hermelin and Elin Wagner; sits Kerstin Hesselgren.
Born on October 19, 1886, in the Ekebüborn parish in Estergötland. She was the youngest of two brothers and sisters in the family of landowner Baron and his wife Honorina von Koch ( Honor von Koch ), who died ten days after the birth of Honorina. The girl grew up in an educated and cultural environment. Her uncle was the writer and translator Baron , who taught all children German language. Father married Jane von Koch and seven more children were born in the new family.
Honorin attended school Brummerska skolan in Stockholm . Her best friend was Harriet Lowenhelm , with whom Honorina later studied at the seminar for Anna Sandström’s teachers ( Anna Sandströms högre lärarinneseminarium ). After studying chemistry, religion and history, she worked as a teacher for the next ten years.
Honorin Hermelin became best known as a member of the Vogelstad Group, founding the Kvinnliga medborgarskolan vid Fogelstad Women's School in Vogelstad , where she was the principal throughout the school’s existence (1925–1954), and also worked as a teacher. The school in Vogelstad was called Lilla Ulfåsa . Honorin had radical ideas about pedagogy, inspired by Immanuel Kant and the Danish priest and educator Nikolai Grundtvig . In 1954 she was awarded the Illis Quorum Medal (8th grade).
She died on September 4, 1977 in the parish of Bronnkürk in Stockholm.
She was married to in 1947, but he died after eight months of marriage.
Literature
- Lena Eskilsson . Drömmen om kamratsamhället: Kvinnliga medborgarskolan på Fogelstad 1925-35. Stockholm: Carlsson. ISBN 91-7798-441-2 .
- Ulrika Knutson . Kvinnor på gränsen till genombrott: grupporträtt av Tidevarvets kvinnor, Albert Bonniers förlag 2004. ISBN 91-0-058000-7 .
- Käck, Mattias . Harriet Löwenhjelms vistelser och konstverk på Ulfåsa slott. Harriet Löwenhjelm-sällskapet 2014. Libris 16937563. ISBN 978-91-637-2412-1 .
- Eva Moberg . Honorine Hermelin i boken Prima materia: texter i urval, Stockholm: Ordfront. 2003. ISBN 91-7324-778-2 .
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 Swedish death index
- ↑ 1 2 3 Ekebyborna kyrkoarkiv, Födelse-och dopböcker, SE / VALA / 00073 / C / 11 (1886-1894), bildid: A0008613_00007
- ↑ Ekebyborna kyrkoarkiv, Husförhörslängder, SE / VALA / 00073 / AI / 16 (1886-1890), bildid: C0015534_00156 - p. 191.
- ↑ Hermelin, släkt
- ↑ Honorine Louise, f. 1886 i Ekebyb. Östg. - The State Archives of Sweden .