Was Martin Luther a hero or heretic? A medieval man or the first modern? Written by scores of leading scholars, Martin Luther in Context provides an accessible introduction to the life and world of Martin Luther. Understanding Luther's context is essential to understanding this key figure in Western, indeed world history.
Was Martin Luther a hero or heretic? A medieval man or the first modern? Written by scores of leading scholars, Martin Luther in Context provides an accessible introduction to the life and world of Martin Luther. Understanding Luther's context is essential to understanding this key figure in Western, indeed world history.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. Life and Education: 1. Luther: a life of successful struggle Adam L. Wirrig 2. Luther's family and home life Sabine Hiebsch 3. Education in early sixteenth-century Europe Christopher Carlsmith 4. Monastic life and monastic theology in early modern Germany Tarald Rasmussen 5. The University of Wittenberg Jonathan Mumme Part II. Religious and Intellectual Context: 6. Western Christianity in 1500 Kenneth J. Woo 7. Late medieval piety: St Anne, Martin Luther, and the Salvific journey Beth Allison Barr 8. Late medieval theology Gordon Jensen 9. Calls for reform before Martin Luther Euan Cameron 10. Penance and indulgences Ronald K. Rittgers 11. Luther and the papacy Ralph Keen 12. Northern humanism and its impact David H. Price 13. Martin Luther and the printing press Allyson F. Creasman Part III. Social and Cultural Context: 14. The Holy Roman Empire David Luebke 15. The Imperial Diet in the 1520s Christopher W. Close 16. The German Peasants' War Michael G. Baylor 17. Origins of the Schmalkaldic League W. Bradford Smith 18. The Turks Gregory J. Miller 19. Women and gender Amy E. Leonard 20. Apocalypticism in the sixteenth century Lawrence P. Buck 21. Jews and Judaism Stephen G. Burnett 22. Luther's artists Larry Silver 23. Persecution, martyrdom, and flight in Luther's Europe Timothy J. Orr Part IV. People: 24. Martin Luther's magisterial defenders David M. Whitford 25. Luther's Catholic opponents Michael Tavuzzi 26. Charles V Violet Soen 27. Andreas Bodenstein von Karlstadt Martin Kessler 28. The Wittenberg circle Michael J. Lohrmann 29. Huldrych Zwingli Rebecca A. Giselbrecht Part V. Themes in Luther's Thoughts: 30. The 'Solas' of the Reformation Anna Vind 31. Law and gospel Kirsi Stjerna 32. Luther's theology of the cross Steven D. Paulson 33. Erasmus: humanist and theologian Greta Grace Kroeker 34. Two kingdoms/political theology Jarrett A. Carty 35. Implementing reform Volker Leppin Part VI. Works: 36. Luther's treatises and polemics Hans Wiersma 37. Martin Luther's university lectures and biblical commentaries Mickey L. Mattox 38. Luther's sermons, catechisms, and worship aids Timothy H. Maschke 39. Luther¿s table talk Ingo Klitzsch 40. The Luther Bible Arnoud Visser 41. German and Latin editions of Luther's works Vincent Evener 42. English editions of Martin Luther's works Alyssa Lehr Evans Part VII. Reception: 43. The Anabaptists Brian C. Brewer 44. John Calvin and Calvinism R. Ward Holder 45. The English Reformation Susan Wabuda 46. Discord and concord: from the Wittenberg Reformation to Lutheranism Matthias Pohlig 47. Luther as a German hero John A. Maxfield.
Part I. Life and Education: 1. Luther: a life of successful struggle Adam L. Wirrig 2. Luther's family and home life Sabine Hiebsch 3. Education in early sixteenth-century Europe Christopher Carlsmith 4. Monastic life and monastic theology in early modern Germany Tarald Rasmussen 5. The University of Wittenberg Jonathan Mumme Part II. Religious and Intellectual Context: 6. Western Christianity in 1500 Kenneth J. Woo 7. Late medieval piety: St Anne, Martin Luther, and the Salvific journey Beth Allison Barr 8. Late medieval theology Gordon Jensen 9. Calls for reform before Martin Luther Euan Cameron 10. Penance and indulgences Ronald K. Rittgers 11. Luther and the papacy Ralph Keen 12. Northern humanism and its impact David H. Price 13. Martin Luther and the printing press Allyson F. Creasman Part III. Social and Cultural Context: 14. The Holy Roman Empire David Luebke 15. The Imperial Diet in the 1520s Christopher W. Close 16. The German Peasants' War Michael G. Baylor 17. Origins of the Schmalkaldic League W. Bradford Smith 18. The Turks Gregory J. Miller 19. Women and gender Amy E. Leonard 20. Apocalypticism in the sixteenth century Lawrence P. Buck 21. Jews and Judaism Stephen G. Burnett 22. Luther's artists Larry Silver 23. Persecution, martyrdom, and flight in Luther's Europe Timothy J. Orr Part IV. People: 24. Martin Luther's magisterial defenders David M. Whitford 25. Luther's Catholic opponents Michael Tavuzzi 26. Charles V Violet Soen 27. Andreas Bodenstein von Karlstadt Martin Kessler 28. The Wittenberg circle Michael J. Lohrmann 29. Huldrych Zwingli Rebecca A. Giselbrecht Part V. Themes in Luther's Thoughts: 30. The 'Solas' of the Reformation Anna Vind 31. Law and gospel Kirsi Stjerna 32. Luther's theology of the cross Steven D. Paulson 33. Erasmus: humanist and theologian Greta Grace Kroeker 34. Two kingdoms/political theology Jarrett A. Carty 35. Implementing reform Volker Leppin Part VI. Works: 36. Luther's treatises and polemics Hans Wiersma 37. Martin Luther's university lectures and biblical commentaries Mickey L. Mattox 38. Luther's sermons, catechisms, and worship aids Timothy H. Maschke 39. Luther¿s table talk Ingo Klitzsch 40. The Luther Bible Arnoud Visser 41. German and Latin editions of Luther's works Vincent Evener 42. English editions of Martin Luther's works Alyssa Lehr Evans Part VII. Reception: 43. The Anabaptists Brian C. Brewer 44. John Calvin and Calvinism R. Ward Holder 45. The English Reformation Susan Wabuda 46. Discord and concord: from the Wittenberg Reformation to Lutheranism Matthias Pohlig 47. Luther as a German hero John A. Maxfield.
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