Definition of Festschrift in English:

Festschrift

nounPlural festschrifts, Plural Festschrifts, Plural Festschriften ˈfɛstˌʃrɪftˈfɛs(t)ˌʃrɪft

A collection of writings published in honour of a scholar.
on his sixtieth birthday he received a Festschrift with contributions from over thirty colleagues
Example sentencesExamples
- His most important work is a Festschrift for Weierstrass's 70th birthday.
- As Benjamin Britten remarked in a Festschrift published on Michael Tippett's sixtieth birthday, the birthday boy can feel that he is ‘already dead and that the musicologists are busy on the corpse’.
- This Festschrift set a challenging goal before its contributors: to see how artifacts aid in interpreting texts, and texts artifacts.
- Many aspects of his prodigious career are treated in the tributes offered by his friends, fans and collaborators for this Festschrift assembled to honour his 70th year.
- Königsberger is also famed for his biography of Helmholtz and his biographical Festschrift for Jacobi.
- This is a superior Festschrift, filled with fresh ideas, and eminently well deserved.
- He has been the recipient of three Festschriften (for his sixtieth, seventieth and eightieth birthdays) and a special edition of the Journal of Modern History.
- The first issue was subtitled ‘A Festschrift in Honor of James Laughlin, Publisher of New Directions.’
- This special issue of the Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology comprises a Festschrift, summarizing those proceedings, in honour of Herr Professor Doctor Brooks.
- This book is intended to be both a Festschrift prepared by former students of Father O'Malley and a textbook for university courses dealing with sixteenth- and seventeenth-century European history.
- The majority of musical Festschriften (the Festschrift is not, of course, exclusively a musical phenomenon) contain essays written for an influential individual - often a scholar, composer, or performer - by friends and pupils.
- Recently he has been honored by a Festschrift titled A God So Near, assembled by his former students, with contributions representative of the best scholarship by colleagues of his generation.
- John Beattie, the pre-eminent historian of English crime and punishment, has already been honoured with an excellent Festschrift.
- Family Therapy around the World: A Festschrift for Florence W. Kaslow is a wonderful tribute to and legacy of an amazing, seemingly ubiquitous woman.
- It was the custom in Europe for a great professor to be presented with a Festschrift filled with writings by his students and admirers.
- The remaining essays, despite the editors' protestations that this volume is more thematically coherent than the typical Festschrift, are something of a grab bag.
- If an American New Testament scholar ever deserved a Festschrift, Frederick Danker would stand close to the top of the list.
- I can't finish without a public ‘thank you’ to Jim for all his efforts at the time of my retirement: editorship of Archaeology of Eastern North America, my own Festschrift.
- The documentary section is dominated by a complete translation of the 1912 Festschrift, the first discrete publication devoted to Schoenberg.
- A Festschrift in celebration of his sixtieth birthday was recently published.

Origin

Late 19th century: from German, from Fest 'celebration' + Schrift 'writing'.

Definition of Festschrift in US English:

Festschrift

(also festschrift)

nounˈfɛs(t)ˌʃrɪftˈfes(t)ˌSHrift

A collection of writings published in honor of a scholar.
on his sixtieth birthday he received a Festschrift with contributions from over thirty colleagues
Example sentencesExamples
- The remaining essays, despite the editors' protestations that this volume is more thematically coherent than the typical Festschrift, are something of a grab bag.
- John Beattie, the pre-eminent historian of English crime and punishment, has already been honoured with an excellent Festschrift.
- This Festschrift set a challenging goal before its contributors: to see how artifacts aid in interpreting texts, and texts artifacts.
- A Festschrift in celebration of his sixtieth birthday was recently published.
- This book is intended to be both a Festschrift prepared by former students of Father O'Malley and a textbook for university courses dealing with sixteenth- and seventeenth-century European history.
- Königsberger is also famed for his biography of Helmholtz and his biographical Festschrift for Jacobi.
- The documentary section is dominated by a complete translation of the 1912 Festschrift, the first discrete publication devoted to Schoenberg.
- As Benjamin Britten remarked in a Festschrift published on Michael Tippett's sixtieth birthday, the birthday boy can feel that he is ‘already dead and that the musicologists are busy on the corpse’.
- This is a superior Festschrift, filled with fresh ideas, and eminently well deserved.
- The majority of musical Festschriften (the Festschrift is not, of course, exclusively a musical phenomenon) contain essays written for an influential individual - often a scholar, composer, or performer - by friends and pupils.
- He has been the recipient of three Festschriften (for his sixtieth, seventieth and eightieth birthdays) and a special edition of the Journal of Modern History.
- I can't finish without a public ‘thank you’ to Jim for all his efforts at the time of my retirement: editorship of Archaeology of Eastern North America, my own Festschrift.
- His most important work is a Festschrift for Weierstrass's 70th birthday.
- If an American New Testament scholar ever deserved a Festschrift, Frederick Danker would stand close to the top of the list.
- This special issue of the Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology comprises a Festschrift, summarizing those proceedings, in honour of Herr Professor Doctor Brooks.
- Many aspects of his prodigious career are treated in the tributes offered by his friends, fans and collaborators for this Festschrift assembled to honour his 70th year.
- It was the custom in Europe for a great professor to be presented with a Festschrift filled with writings by his students and admirers.
- Recently he has been honored by a Festschrift titled A God So Near, assembled by his former students, with contributions representative of the best scholarship by colleagues of his generation.
- Family Therapy around the World: A Festschrift for Florence W. Kaslow is a wonderful tribute to and legacy of an amazing, seemingly ubiquitous woman.
- The first issue was subtitled ‘A Festschrift in Honor of James Laughlin, Publisher of New Directions.’

Origin

Late 19th century: from German, from Fest ‘celebration’ + Schrift ‘writing’.

单词	Festschrift
释义	Definition of Festschrift in English: Festschrift nounPlural festschrifts, Plural Festschrifts, Plural Festschriften ˈfɛstˌʃrɪftˈfɛs(t)ˌʃrɪft A collection of writings published in honour of a scholar. on his sixtieth birthday he received a Festschrift with contributions from over thirty colleagues Example sentencesExamples His most important work is a Festschrift for Weierstrass's 70th birthday. As Benjamin Britten remarked in a Festschrift published on Michael Tippett's sixtieth birthday, the birthday boy can feel that he is ‘already dead and that the musicologists are busy on the corpse’. This Festschrift set a challenging goal before its contributors: to see how artifacts aid in interpreting texts, and texts artifacts. Many aspects of his prodigious career are treated in the tributes offered by his friends, fans and collaborators for this Festschrift assembled to honour his 70th year. Königsberger is also famed for his biography of Helmholtz and his biographical Festschrift for Jacobi. This is a superior Festschrift, filled with fresh ideas, and eminently well deserved. He has been the recipient of three Festschriften (for his sixtieth, seventieth and eightieth birthdays) and a special edition of the Journal of Modern History. The first issue was subtitled ‘A Festschrift in Honor of James Laughlin, Publisher of New Directions.’ This special issue of the Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology comprises a Festschrift, summarizing those proceedings, in honour of Herr Professor Doctor Brooks. This book is intended to be both a Festschrift prepared by former students of Father O'Malley and a textbook for university courses dealing with sixteenth- and seventeenth-century European history. The majority of musical Festschriften (the Festschrift is not, of course, exclusively a musical phenomenon) contain essays written for an influential individual - often a scholar, composer, or performer - by friends and pupils. Recently he has been honored by a Festschrift titled A God So Near, assembled by his former students, with contributions representative of the best scholarship by colleagues of his generation. John Beattie, the pre-eminent historian of English crime and punishment, has already been honoured with an excellent Festschrift. Family Therapy around the World: A Festschrift for Florence W. Kaslow is a wonderful tribute to and legacy of an amazing, seemingly ubiquitous woman. It was the custom in Europe for a great professor to be presented with a Festschrift filled with writings by his students and admirers. The remaining essays, despite the editors' protestations that this volume is more thematically coherent than the typical Festschrift, are something of a grab bag. If an American New Testament scholar ever deserved a Festschrift, Frederick Danker would stand close to the top of the list. I can't finish without a public ‘thank you’ to Jim for all his efforts at the time of my retirement: editorship of Archaeology of Eastern North America, my own Festschrift. The documentary section is dominated by a complete translation of the 1912 Festschrift, the first discrete publication devoted to Schoenberg. A Festschrift in celebration of his sixtieth birthday was recently published. Origin Late 19th century: from German, from Fest 'celebration' + Schrift 'writing'. Definition of Festschrift in US English: Festschrift (also festschrift) nounˈfɛs(t)ˌʃrɪftˈfes(t)ˌSHrift A collection of writings published in honor of a scholar. on his sixtieth birthday he received a Festschrift with contributions from over thirty colleagues Example sentencesExamples The remaining essays, despite the editors' protestations that this volume is more thematically coherent than the typical Festschrift, are something of a grab bag. John Beattie, the pre-eminent historian of English crime and punishment, has already been honoured with an excellent Festschrift. This Festschrift set a challenging goal before its contributors: to see how artifacts aid in interpreting texts, and texts artifacts. A Festschrift in celebration of his sixtieth birthday was recently published. This book is intended to be both a Festschrift prepared by former students of Father O'Malley and a textbook for university courses dealing with sixteenth- and seventeenth-century European history. Königsberger is also famed for his biography of Helmholtz and his biographical Festschrift for Jacobi. The documentary section is dominated by a complete translation of the 1912 Festschrift, the first discrete publication devoted to Schoenberg. As Benjamin Britten remarked in a Festschrift published on Michael Tippett's sixtieth birthday, the birthday boy can feel that he is ‘already dead and that the musicologists are busy on the corpse’. This is a superior Festschrift, filled with fresh ideas, and eminently well deserved. The majority of musical Festschriften (the Festschrift is not, of course, exclusively a musical phenomenon) contain essays written for an influential individual - often a scholar, composer, or performer - by friends and pupils. He has been the recipient of three Festschriften (for his sixtieth, seventieth and eightieth birthdays) and a special edition of the Journal of Modern History. I can't finish without a public ‘thank you’ to Jim for all his efforts at the time of my retirement: editorship of Archaeology of Eastern North America, my own Festschrift. His most important work is a Festschrift for Weierstrass's 70th birthday. If an American New Testament scholar ever deserved a Festschrift, Frederick Danker would stand close to the top of the list. This special issue of the Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology comprises a Festschrift, summarizing those proceedings, in honour of Herr Professor Doctor Brooks. Many aspects of his prodigious career are treated in the tributes offered by his friends, fans and collaborators for this Festschrift assembled to honour his 70th year. It was the custom in Europe for a great professor to be presented with a Festschrift filled with writings by his students and admirers. Recently he has been honored by a Festschrift titled A God So Near, assembled by his former students, with contributions representative of the best scholarship by colleagues of his generation. Family Therapy around the World: A Festschrift for Florence W. Kaslow is a wonderful tribute to and legacy of an amazing, seemingly ubiquitous woman. The first issue was subtitled ‘A Festschrift in Honor of James Laughlin, Publisher of New Directions.’ Origin Late 19th century: from German, from Fest ‘celebration’ + Schrift ‘writing’.
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