Sölle, Dorothee

LC control no.	n 50016727
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Sölle, Dorothee *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Sölle-Nipperdey, Dorothee, 1929-2003 Nipperdey, Dorothee Sölle-, 1929-2003 Steffensky-Sölle, Dorothee, 1929-2003 Soelle, Dorothee, 1929-2003 Sölle, Dorothee Steffensky-, 1929-2003 Sölle, Dorothea, 1929-2003 Sölle-Schmidt, Dorothee, 1929-2003 Schmidt, Dorothee Sölle-, 1929-2003 Zʹole, Dorotee, 1929-2003
Associated country	Germany United States
Associated place	New York (N.Y.)
Birth date	1929-09-30
Death date	2003-04-27
Place of birth	Cologne (Germany)
Place of death	Göppingen (Germany)
Field of activity	Political theology
Affiliation	Union Theological Seminary (New York, N.Y.)
Profession or occupation	Theologians Poets University and college faculty members
Found in	Untersuchungen zur Struktur der Nachtwachen von Bona ventura, 1959: title page (Dorothee Sölle-Nipperdey) preface (originally submitted this work as her doctoral thesis to the Universität Göttingen in 1954) Choosing life, 1981: title page (Dorothee Soelle) Sölle, Dorothee. Aufrüstung tötet auch ohne Krieg, 1982: title page (Dorothee Sölle) Sölle, Dorothee. Dorothee Soelle, 2006: ECIP data view (died 2003) Deutsche Nationalbibliothek online catalog, viewed September 4, 2020 (authorized access point: Sölle, Dorothee; other data in authority record: Protestant theologian and author; born 1929; died 2003; variant forms of name: Soelle, Dorothee; Sölle, Dorothe; Sölle, Dorothea; Sölle-Schmidt, ...; Sölle-Nipperdey, Dorothee; Nipperdey, Dorothee S.-; Nipperdey, Dorothee Sölle-; Nipperdey, Dorothee; Steffensky-Sölle, Dorothee; Sölle, Dorothee Steffensky-; Zʹole, Dorotee) <http://d-nb.info/gnd/11861519X> German Wikipedia, viewed September 4, 2020 (Dorothee Sölle; Dorothee Steffensky-Sölle; née Dorothee Nipperdey; born September 30, 1929, in Cologne; died April 27, 2003, in Göppingen; German Protestant theologian and poet; between 1975 and 1987, she spent six months a year at Union Theological Seminary in New York City, where she was a professor of systematic theology. She held teaching positions in Germany, but never attained a professorship there, except for an honorary professorship at the University of Hamburg in 1994. She was known for her political engagement. She was married firstly to Dietrich Sölle and secondly to the ex-Benedictine Fulbert Steffensky)
Associated language	ger eng