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He was born in small Austrian town of Wieselburg in 1898 and he was named after his father name.
In 1927 he received his first higher education in Berlin and became an electrical engineer.
In 1931 he submitted his doctoral dissertation (International Standardization of Languages in Engineering, Especially in Electrical Engineering) and his work was awarded with honors.
For the rest of his life, he worked for his family's company (Wüster and Co) and parallelly engaged in linguistic activities, for instance, he taught at the University of Vienna.
He is known as esperantist, engineer, terminologist, lexicographer, terminographer, translator, linguist, bibliographer, language planner, librarian, and professor.
The Father of Terminology, founder of the Vienna School and the General Theory of Terminology
Eugen Wüster was, in the field of terminology, one of the most influential authors of the twentieth century. Although he died several decades ago, and after years of modest interest in his work, scholars in a variety of disciplines, including information science and computer science, have started to take an interest in his writings. Wüster’s current popularity is due to his role in the development of terminology; his work has had a profound impact on almost all national and international literature in the field of terminology.
1. Who is Eugen Wüster?
2. Please, name his one achievment.
3. Which school of terminology he presented?