Pietism in Germany and North America 1680-1820 / edited by Jonathan Strom, Hartmut Lehmann, James Van Horn Melton.
2009
273.7 P625s 2009
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Title
Pietism in Germany and North America 1680-1820 / edited by Jonathan Strom, Hartmut Lehmann, James Van Horn Melton.
ISBN
9780754664017 (alk. paper)
0754664015 (alk. paper)
0754664015 (alk. paper)
Imprint
Farnham, England ; Burlington, VT : Ashgate, c2009.
Language
English
Description
x, 289 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Call Number
273.7 P625s 2009
System Control No.
(OCoLC)233484864
(OCoLC)233484864
(OCoLC)233484864
Note
"Most of the essays in this volume had their origin in a conference organized at Emory University in 2004, 'Pietism in Two Worlds: Transmissions of Dissent in Germany and North America, 1680-1820'. Emory's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and the German Historical Institute in Washington, D.C. provided significant funding that made this international conference possible."
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Introduction: pietism in two worlds / Jonathan Strom
Part I. Defining Pietism in the World of Transatlantic Religious Revivals:
1. Pietism in the world of transatlantic religious revivals / Hartmut Lehmann
2. Some thoughts on pietism in American religious history / Stephen J. Stein
3. Communication networks as one aspect of pietist definition: the example of radical pietist connections between colonial North America and Europe / D.F. Durnbaugh
4. Religion in the Atlantic world: the Ebenezer communication network, 1732-1828 / Alexander Pyrges
Part II. Dissent and Migration: Old World Heritage:
5. Johanna Eleonora Petersen in the context of women's and gender studies / Ruth Albrecht
6. Homeless minds: the migration of radical pietists, their writings, and ideas in early modern Europe / Douglas H. Shantz
7. From Jakob Böhme via Jane Leade to Eva von Buttlar: transmigrations and transformations of religious ideas / Willi Temme
8. Traveling prophets: inspirationists wandering through Europe and to the New World: mission, transmission of divine word, poetry / Hans-Jürgen Schrader
Part III. Dissent and Migration: New World Confrontations:
9. Heinrich Melchior Mühlenberg and the pietisms in colonial America / Hermann Wellenreuther
10. 'Only brothers should be accepted into this proposed council': restricting women's leadership in Moravian Bethlehem / Beverly Prior Smaby
11. The evolution of the Bethlehem Pilgergemeine / Katharine Carté Engel
12. 'Don't teach my Negroes to be pietists': pietism and the roots of the black Protestant church / Jon Sensbach
13. 'If you want to be the Lord's servant, resign yourself to confrontation': the pietist challenge in early Georgia / Helene M. Kastinger Riley
Part IV. New Directions in Research:
14. Halle pietism and the Prussian state: infiltration, dissent, and subversion / Benjamin Marschke
15. Pietism, print culture, and Salzburg Protestantism on the eve of expulsion / James Van Horn Melton
16. 'The hope of better times': pietism and the Jews / Christopher Clark
17. How to incorporate gender in Lutheran pietism research: narratives and counter-narratives / Ulrike Gleixner.
Part I. Defining Pietism in the World of Transatlantic Religious Revivals:
1. Pietism in the world of transatlantic religious revivals / Hartmut Lehmann
2. Some thoughts on pietism in American religious history / Stephen J. Stein
3. Communication networks as one aspect of pietist definition: the example of radical pietist connections between colonial North America and Europe / D.F. Durnbaugh
4. Religion in the Atlantic world: the Ebenezer communication network, 1732-1828 / Alexander Pyrges
Part II. Dissent and Migration: Old World Heritage:
5. Johanna Eleonora Petersen in the context of women's and gender studies / Ruth Albrecht
6. Homeless minds: the migration of radical pietists, their writings, and ideas in early modern Europe / Douglas H. Shantz
7. From Jakob Böhme via Jane Leade to Eva von Buttlar: transmigrations and transformations of religious ideas / Willi Temme
8. Traveling prophets: inspirationists wandering through Europe and to the New World: mission, transmission of divine word, poetry / Hans-Jürgen Schrader
Part III. Dissent and Migration: New World Confrontations:
9. Heinrich Melchior Mühlenberg and the pietisms in colonial America / Hermann Wellenreuther
10. 'Only brothers should be accepted into this proposed council': restricting women's leadership in Moravian Bethlehem / Beverly Prior Smaby
11. The evolution of the Bethlehem Pilgergemeine / Katharine Carté Engel
12. 'Don't teach my Negroes to be pietists': pietism and the roots of the black Protestant church / Jon Sensbach
13. 'If you want to be the Lord's servant, resign yourself to confrontation': the pietist challenge in early Georgia / Helene M. Kastinger Riley
Part IV. New Directions in Research:
14. Halle pietism and the Prussian state: infiltration, dissent, and subversion / Benjamin Marschke
15. Pietism, print culture, and Salzburg Protestantism on the eve of expulsion / James Van Horn Melton
16. 'The hope of better times': pietism and the Jews / Christopher Clark
17. How to incorporate gender in Lutheran pietism research: narratives and counter-narratives / Ulrike Gleixner.
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