Jews, Judaism, and the Reformation in sixteenth-century Germany [electronic resource] /
edited by Dean Phillip Bell and Stephen G. Burnett.
- Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2006.
- xxxi, 572 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
- Studies in Central European histories, v. 37 1547-1217 ; .
Includes bibliographical references (p. [529]-543) and indexes.
Road to Reformation. Humanists, Jews, and Judaism / German theologians and the Jews in the fifteenth century / Reformers and the Jews. Luther and the Jews / Philip Melanchthon and the Jews: a reappraisal / Bucer, the Jews, and Judaism / Ulrich Zwingli, the Jews, and Judaism / Calvin, the Jews, and Judaism / Catholic Reform, Jews, and Judaism in sixteeth-century Germany / intensification of religious commitment: Jews, Anabaptists, radical reform, and confessionalization / Representations of Jews and Judaism. Anthonius Margaritha on the "whole Jewish faith:" a sixteenth-century convert from Judaism and his depiction of the Jewish religion / Von der Juden Ceremonien: representations of Jews in sixteenth-century Germany / Visual representations of Jews and Judaism in sixteenth-century Germany / representation of Jews and Judaism in sixteenth-century German literature / Jews, Judaism, and Jewish responses to the Reformation. Jewish settlement, politics, and the Reformation / Jewish responses to Christianity in Reformation Germany / Jewish law and ritual in early modern Germany / German Jewish printing in the Reformation era (1530-1633) / Dean Phillip Bell and Stephen G. Burnett -- Erika Rummel -- Christopher Ocker -- Thomas Kaufmann -- Timothy J. Wengert -- R. Gerald Hobbs -- Hans-Martin Kirn -- Achim Detmers -- Joy Kammerling -- Robert Bireley -- Michael Driedger -- Maria Diemling -- Yaacov Deutsch -- Petra Schöner -- Edith Wenzel -- Dean Phillip Bell -- Elisheva Carlebach -- Jay Berkovitz -- Stephen G. Burnett. Introduction / pt. 1. pt. 2. Andreas Osiander, the Jews, and Judaism / The The pt. 3. The pt. 4.
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