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Die Universität Jena galt lange Zeit als Hort des wahren Luthertums und Rezeptionsort Luthers und der Reformation. Vom 16. Jahrhundert bis zur Gegenwart fragten Jenaer Theologen und Kirchenvertreter sowie Gelehrte anderer Disziplinen immer wieder nach dem Erbe der Reformation für die protestantische Religion und wissenschaftliche Gelehrtenkultur und prägten damit die deutsche Ideen- und Theologiegeschichte. Im vorliegenden Band werden bisher kaum bekannte Festpredigten erforscht, die öffentliche Wirkung der Reformationsjubiläen in Kirche, Kunst, Kultur und Gesellschaft untersucht sowie die Impulse für Theologie und Geschichtswissenschaft durch Jenaer Forscher im 20. Jahrhundert reflektiert. Alle Beiträge gehen auf Vorträge zurück, die im Rahmen der Ringvorlesung der Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena im Sommersemester 2017 gehalten wurden. Mit Beiträgen von Joachim Bauer, Katharina Bracht, Alf Christophersen, Uwe Dathe, Klaus Dicke, Daniel Gehrt, Martin Kessler, Michael Plathow,Klaus Ries, Miriam Rose und Christopher Spehr.Thinking Luther. The Reformation in the Works of Jena ScholarsThe Jena University has been for a long time considered as the stronghold of true Lutheranism and as a place of the reception of Luther and the Reformation. From the 16th century until today Jena theologians and representatives of the church and of other academic disciplines continually reflected on the legacy of the Reformation in view of Protestant religion and the academic scholarly culture, shaping therewith German theological and intellectual history. The present volume explores little-known ceremonial sermons and the public impact of the Reformation anniversaries on church, art, culture, and society. Furthermore, it analyzes the impact of Jena scholars on theology and historiography in the 20th century. All contributions derive from lectures that were held in the framework of the lectures series of the Friedrich Schiller University Jena in the summer semester 2017.
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The Jena University has been for a long time considered as the stronghold of true Lutheranism and as a place of the reception of Luther and the Reformation. From the 16th century until today Jena theologians and representatives of the church and of other academic disciplines continually reflected on the legacy of the Reformation in view of Protestant religion and the academic scholarly culture, shaping therewith German theological and intellectual history. The present volume explores little-known ceremonial sermons and the public impact of the Reformation anniversaries on church, art, culture, and society. Furthermore, it analyzes the impact of Jena scholars on theology and historiography in the 20th century. All contributions derive from lectures that were held in the framework of the lectures series of the Friedrich Schiller University Jena in the summer semester 2017.
