Kurt und Ursula Schubert Archiv
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o:444740 Christian Self-Image Today
Christian Self-Image Today
In this collection of materials, Professor Kurt Schubert summarises some of his thoughts on present day Christianity. show more
In this collection of materials, Professor Kurt Schubert summarises some of his thoughts on present day Christianity.
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Jesus in the Crossfire of Modern Criticism
In this collection of materials Professor Kurt Schubert discusses various theological positions of modern day authors with frequent recourse to Essenian themes. show more
In this collection of materials Professor Kurt Schubert discusses various theological positions of modern day authors with frequent recourse to Essenian themes.
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Lecture: Current Polemics about Jesus
Professor Kurt Schubert gave this lecture on 5 February 1972 about the theological criticism of Jesus, as expressed by contemporary authors. show more
Professor Kurt Schubert gave this lecture on 5 February 1972 about the theological criticism of Jesus, as expressed by contemporary authors.
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Misused Bible: Inappropriate Use of the Qumran Texts for the Interpretation of the New Testament
In this collection of materials Professor Kurt Schubert discusses the various Christian positions towards the Qumran tests and analyses authors who have addressed the issue. He also provides his own view on the connection between early Christianity... show more
In this collection of materials Professor Kurt Schubert discusses the various Christian positions towards the Qumran tests and analyses authors who have addressed the issue. He also provides his own view on the connection between early Christianity and the Qumran texts.
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o:446000 Gola and Identity
Gola and Identity
In this E-book one can find notes for the intended publication on Jewish identity in the Diaspora. It had originally meant to be from Antiquity until the modern age, but the notes do not refer to all the intended points and the numbering does not... show more
In this E-book one can find notes for the intended publication on Jewish identity in the Diaspora. It had originally meant to be from Antiquity until the modern age, but the notes do not refer to all the intended points and the numbering does not correspond. Yet it does give extensive historical and text-based information for the points mentioned.
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Seminar: Jewish Identity and the Diaspora
This literature list comes from a seminar Professor Kurt Schubert gave in the winter semester 2002-2003. show more
This literature list comes from a seminar Professor Kurt Schubert gave in the winter semester 2002-2003.
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Lecture: Introduction to Medieval Jewish Philosophy of Religion
Professor Kurt Schubert’s manuscript of his lecture on Jewish philosophy of religion in the Middle Ages can be found in this E-book. It was held once in the summer semester of 1952 and once in the winter semester of 1959-1960. Additionally, a summary... show more
Professor Kurt Schubert’s manuscript of his lecture on Jewish philosophy of religion in the Middle Ages can be found in this E-book. It was held once in the summer semester of 1952 and once in the winter semester of 1959-1960. Additionally, a summary of the older version can be found at the end of this E-book. Professor Kurt Schubert looks at Arab-Jewish philosophy and introduces several key figures, such as Saadia Gaon or Jehuda haLevi. He gives a detailed account of the life and teaching of the philosophers.
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Article: Maimonides and his significance for High Scholasticism
In this text Professor Kurt Schubert gives a detailed account of the life and teaching of the philosopher Maimonides. Topics such as revelation, prophecy and the theory of attributes are addressed. The text has many markings and a more thorough... show more
In this text Professor Kurt Schubert gives a detailed account of the life and teaching of the philosopher Maimonides. Topics such as revelation, prophecy and the theory of attributes are addressed. The text has many markings and a more thorough version appeared in Kairos 10, 1968, p. 2-18.
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o:446252 Lecture: The Qumran
Lecture: The Qumran
These detailed notes are for a lecture in which Professor Kurt Schubert analyses the different text forms of the Qumran and discusses its teaching. show more
These detailed notes are for a lecture in which Professor Kurt Schubert analyses the different text forms of the Qumran and discusses its teaching.
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Se + Ue Übung zur Lehre und Umwelt der Qumrangemeinschaft
This is a list of literature references and dates for a seminar Professor Kurt Schubert gave in the winter semester of 2004-2005. The handouts and text examples given to the students at the time do exist, but have not been uploaded. show more
This is a list of literature references and dates for a seminar Professor Kurt Schubert gave in the winter semester of 2004-2005. The handouts and text examples given to the students at the time do exist, but have not been uploaded.
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Lecture: Introduction to the Jewish Middle Ages Philosophy of Religion
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave in the winter semester 2005-2006. The author begins with the developments of late Antiquity and their influences on the Middle Ages. He then introduces the main representatives of medieval... show more
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave in the winter semester 2005-2006. The author begins with the developments of late Antiquity and their influences on the Middle Ages. He then introduces the main representatives of medieval religious philosophy, such as Jedua haLevi, Abrahm ibn Daud or Maimondes. The gap in the numbering refers to Maimonides’s teaching and biography and comes from Die Religion des nachbiblischen Judentums (The Religion of Post-Biblical Judaism), Kurt Schubert, Vienna, Herder, 1955.
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Seminar: Jewish Philosophy of the Middle Ages
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave in the summer semester 2005 and winter semester 1979-1980 in which the author offers an overview of Jewish philosophy in Late Antiquity, and of some of the main Jewish philosophers of the... show more
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave in the summer semester 2005 and winter semester 1979-1980 in which the author offers an overview of Jewish philosophy in Late Antiquity, and of some of the main Jewish philosophers of the medieval period, with reference to the Kabbala.
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Lecture: The History of Israel until the End of the Talmud
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave in the winter semester 1980-1981 on the stories in the Tora. The author analyses important events and figures and explores themes such as the Persian Exile and Hellenism. The last page is a... show more
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave in the winter semester 1980-1981 on the stories in the Tora. The author analyses important events and figures and explores themes such as the Persian Exile and Hellenism. The last page is a handout for the students.
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Lecture: The History of Israel: From the Middle Ages to the Modern Age
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave in the summer semester. The topic is a review of the history of Antiquity, in particular the historical development in the Middle Ages and in the Modern Era, ending with Zionism. The last two... show more
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave in the summer semester. The topic is a review of the history of Antiquity, in particular the historical development in the Middle Ages and in the Modern Era, ending with Zionism. The last two pages are handouts for the students.
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Lecture: The History of Judaism, Part 3, The Middle Ages
This lecture was given by Professor Kurt Schubert in the winter semester of 1970-71, 1973-74 and 1977-78, as well as in summer semester 1981. The author discusses the history of medieval Judaism and addresses several topics such as art and... show more
This lecture was given by Professor Kurt Schubert in the winter semester of 1970-71, 1973-74 and 1977-78, as well as in summer semester 1981. The author discusses the history of medieval Judaism and addresses several topics such as art and philosophy. He also gives a historical outline and discusses the life of Jews in relation to Muslim and Christian populations. Two additional texts were also used but have not been uploaded here. Two special editions of the Kairos journals 1, 1969, K.H., Rengstorf Kirche und Synagoge, Journal 2, 1969, Kurt Schubert: Das Judentum in der Welt des mittelalterlichen Islam (Judaism in the World of Medieval Islam).
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o:446689 Lecture: History of Judaism, Part 4.
Lecture: History of Judaism, Part 4.
This lecture was given by Professor Kurt Schubert in the summer semester of 1971. The author discusses the history of Judaism in the modern era, beginning with the Enlightenment. The author treats subjects such as court Jews, Messianism, with... show more
This lecture was given by Professor Kurt Schubert in the summer semester of 1971. The author discusses the history of Judaism in the modern era, beginning with the Enlightenment. The author treats subjects such as court Jews, Messianism, with reference to Jakob Frank or Sabbatai Zvi, and Hasidism. He also concentrates on the anti-Semitism of the age. Political developments such as the Patent of Tolerance are also addressed. The detailed outline also refers to developments in the modern age, in particular to the NS period and the Shoah. Hartwig (Napthali) Wessely’s text Divrei Shalim we-Emet was also used for the lecture, but has not been uploaded here.
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Lecture Fragment: The History of Judaism in the Middle Ages Until the Present Day
These notes are for a lecture given by Professor Kurt Schubert. The subject matter is the course of Jewish history in the Middle Ages, developments during modern history, with reference to court Jews and anti-Semitism, then turning towards... show more
These notes are for a lecture given by Professor Kurt Schubert. The subject matter is the course of Jewish history in the Middle Ages, developments during modern history, with reference to court Jews and anti-Semitism, then turning towards contemporary events with an analysis of the Shoah and Zionism. Unfortunately the original title has been lost. Reich Law Gazettes from 1933, 1938 and 1941 were supplied, as well as an anti-Semitic article from the Schwarze Korps, 24 November 1938.
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o:446907 Lecture: The History of Israel
Lecture: The History of Israel
These notes are for a lecture given by Professor Kurt Schubert and provide an outline of the history of Judaism in the ancient world. The author deals with biblical topics, historical events and anti-Judaic developments. At the beginning there is an... show more
These notes are for a lecture given by Professor Kurt Schubert and provide an outline of the history of Judaism in the ancient world. The author deals with biblical topics, historical events and anti-Judaic developments. At the beginning there is an overview of the different units and a list of seminar themes. The author’s work is text-based and neatly arranged.
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Lecture: Christianity and Judaism throughout the ages
This lecture was given in the winter semester of 1978-79 and this is Professor Kurt Schubert’s manuscript in full. The author gives a comprehensive overview of the history of relationship between Jews and Christians. Beginning with the anti-Jewish... show more
This lecture was given in the winter semester of 1978-79 and this is Professor Kurt Schubert’s manuscript in full. The author gives a comprehensive overview of the history of relationship between Jews and Christians. Beginning with the anti-Jewish polemics in the New Testament, Professor Kurt Schubert goes on to discuss the developments in the Middle Ages and in the modern era. The last part of the lecture addresses Zionism, the National Socialist period and the Shoah.
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o:447361 Lecture: Bible and History
Lecture: Bible and History
This manuscript was for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave in the winter semester of 1968-1969, and then again in 1996. The author discusses the Old and New Testament and analyses methodology and structures of the Bible stories. show more
This manuscript was for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave in the winter semester of 1968-1969, and then again in 1996. The author discusses the Old and New Testament and analyses methodology and structures of the Bible stories.
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