Receptions of German Religious Thought in Nineteenth-Century America
In association with the Rothermere American Institute
Speakers:
Johannes Zachhuber (Oxford)
The Transformation of German Theology in the Nineteenth Century
Joel D. S. Rasmussen (Oxford)
Schelling and the New England Mind
Christina Urbanek (Hamburg)
The Transatlantic Knowledge Network: the Case of George Bancroft
Paul E. Kerry (Oxford/BYU)
George Bancroft’s View of German Professors and Biblical Scholarship
Michael Lee (Eastern University)
Griesbach and Biblical Textual Criticism Come to the United States
Annette Aubert (Westminster Theological Seminary)
A Transatlantic Community of Scholars: Nineteenth-Century American and German Religious Dialogues
Zachary Purvis (Edinburgh)
Admiration, Anxiety, and the Gilded Age: German Theology in America
Owen Anderson (Arizona State University)
Hodge Meets Schleiermacher: The Effect of German Theology on the Princeton Seminary
Ruth Jackson (Cambridge)
On Schleiermacher, Language, and Literary Form