The quest of the historical Jesus : a critical study of its progress from Reimarus to Wrede / by Albert Schweitzer; with a preface by F.C. Burkitt.

By: Schweitzer, Albert, 1875-1965Contributor(s): Montgomery, W. (William), 1871-1930Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Original language: German Publication details: New York : Macmillan Co., 1948. Description: ix, 413 p. ; 22 cmUniform titles: Von Reimarus zu Wrede. English Subject(s): Jesus Christ -- Historicity | Jesus Christ -- History and criticismDDC classification: 232.908 LOC classification: BT303 | .S42 1948
Contents:
The problem -- Hermann Samuel Reimarus -- The lives of Jesus of the earlier rationalism -- The earliest fictitious lives of Jesus -- Fully developed rationalism : Paulus -- The last phase of rationalism : Hase and Schleiermacher -- David Friedrich Strauss : the man and his fate -- Strauss's first "life of Jesus " -- Strauss's opponents and supporters -- The Marcan hypothesis -- Bruno Bauer -- Further imaginative lives of Jesus -- Renan -- The "liberal" lives of Jesus -- The eschatological question -- The struggle against eschatology -- Questions regarding the Aramaic language, rabbinic parallels, and Buddhistic influence -- The position of the subject at the close of the nineteenth century -- Thoroughgoing scepticism and thoroughgoing eschatology -- Results.
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Main Collection (Lower Floor) 		232.908 Sch97q (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available SS000936117

"Translated by W. Montgomery ... from the first German edition 'Von Reimarus zu Wrede, ' 1906."

"Index of authors and works": p. 405-413.

The problem -- Hermann Samuel Reimarus -- The lives of Jesus of the earlier rationalism -- The earliest fictitious lives of Jesus -- Fully developed rationalism : Paulus -- The last phase of rationalism : Hase and Schleiermacher -- David Friedrich Strauss : the man and his fate -- Strauss's first "life of Jesus " -- Strauss's opponents and supporters -- The Marcan hypothesis -- Bruno Bauer -- Further imaginative lives of Jesus -- Renan -- The "liberal" lives of Jesus -- The eschatological question -- The struggle against eschatology -- Questions regarding the Aramaic language, rabbinic parallels, and Buddhistic influence -- The position of the subject at the close of the nineteenth century -- Thoroughgoing scepticism and thoroughgoing eschatology -- Results.

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