Hans Heinrich Vogt’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro German non-fiction writer (1927-2001)
Was Writer 
Non-fiction writer 
From Germany 
Type Literature 
Gender male
Birth 14 June 1927, Wrocław, Lower Silesian Voivodeship, Poland
Death 1 January 2001
(aged 73 years)
Star sign Gemini

Hans Heinrich Vogt (* 14. Juni 1927 in Breslau) war Oberstudienrat in Ingolstadt und Alzenau, Buchautor und Autor naturwissenschaftlicher Rundfunksendungen.

Leben

Geboren in Breslau, studierte er nach dem Krieg Chemie, Biologie und Erdkunde an der Universität München und arbeitete in Ingolstadt, bis er im September 1968 die Schulleitung in Alzenau übernahm. 1987 Leiter des Spessart-Gymnasiums Alzenau. Daneben schrieb er Artikel für naturwissenschaftliche Zeitungen und verfasste mehr als 20 Bücher, in denen er naturwissenschaftliche Fragen auch für Laien verständlich erklärte. Dafür erhielt er 1968 die Wilhelm-Bölsche-Medaille für populäres wissenschaftliches Schrifttum.

Positionen

In „Wir Menschen sind ja gar nicht so“ [1964] stellt er, tierische Instinkte vergleichend, populärwissenschaftlich dar, welche angeborenen Instinkte und Reaktionsweisen Menschen aufweisen. Aufgrund dieser Positionen lässt er sich unter die primär biologisch (nicht primär geisteswissenschaftlich) inspirierten Anthropologen einordnen.

Im Anschluss an B. F. Skinner sprach Vogt [1966] sich für kindliches Lernen unter Zuhilfenahme von Lernmaschinen aus.

Werke

  • Tierpsychologie für Jedermann: eine kleine Einführung in die Verhaltensforschung, München/Basel 1957
  • Reiz – Impulse – Gedanken, Stuttgart 1965, (Franckh’sche Verlagshandlung)
  • Wir Menschen sind ja gar nicht so, Vom Verhalten der Menschen und Tiere, Stuttgart 1964
  • Der Nürnberger Trichter, Lernmaschinen für Ihr Kind? Stuttgart 1966 (Franckh’sche Verlagshandlung)
  • Lernen bei Mensch und Tier, 1971
  • Wissenschaft von A bis Z, Naturwissenschaften, Medizin, Stuttgart 1971
  • Chemiker im Kreuzverhör, Aulis-Verlag, Köln 1979
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