Jesus and the ascent of Wissenschaft : A reassessment of Adolf von Harnack's wissenschaftliche Theologie

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Teubner, Jonathan D.. (2021). Jesus and the ascent of Wissenschaft : A reassessment of Adolf von Harnack's wissenschaftliche Theologie. In In Vander Schel, Kevin M. and DeJonge, Michael P. (Ed.). Theology, history and the modern German university pp. 267-291 Mohr Siebeck. https://doi.org/10.1628/978-3-16-161055-4
AuthorsTeubner, Jonathan D.
EditorsVander Schel, Kevin M. and DeJonge, Michael P.
Abstract

[Extract] This analysis of Harnack's historiographical theory and practice will be pursued in three major moves. Firstly. I will argue that Harnack's historiographical challenges arise from his reorientation to the Baltic Lutheran Orthodoxy of his youth... And lastly, I will turn to Harnack's reflections on the practice of history to specify the implicit historiographical theories at play in his work.

Page range267-291
Year2021
Book titleTheology, history and the modern German university
PublisherMohr Siebeck
Place of publicationGöttingen, Germany
SeriesChristentum in der modernen welt
ISBN9783161610547
9783161610554
ISSN2749-8948
2749-8956
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.1628/978-3-16-161055-4
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