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Lecture: Jesus in the Light of Jewish Religious History
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave during the Salzburg University Weeks from 24 to 28 July 1972. The author uses literature references to discuss the question of methodology. show more
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave during the Salzburg University Weeks from 24 to 28 July 1972. The author uses literature references to discuss the question of methodology.
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o:443671 Lecture: Jesus and the Sadducees
Lecture: Jesus and the Sadducees
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave at the KAVW on 14 January 1972, where the author discusses the Sadducees and their relationship to Jesus. show more
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave at the KAVW on 14 January 1972, where the author discusses the Sadducees and their relationship to Jesus.
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Lecture: Jesus and the Qumran Essenes
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave at the KAVW on 5 November 1971. The author offers a text-based analysis of the relationship between Jesus and the community of the Essenes. show more
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave at the KAVW on 5 November 1971. The author offers a text-based analysis of the relationship between Jesus and the community of the Essenes.
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o:443664 Lecture: Jesus and the Pharisees
Lecture: Jesus and the Pharisees
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave at the KAVW on 3 December 1971. The author focuses on the relationship between the religious party of the Pharisees with Jesus; their teachings are examined in detail. show more
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave at the KAVW on 3 December 1971. The author focuses on the relationship between the religious party of the Pharisees with Jesus; their teachings are examined in detail.
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o:439379 Lecture: Israel’s History
Lecture: Israel’s History
Although the typewritten lecture text is about the history of life in the Diaspora, it also looks at the pre-history and early days of Israel. Further units address Judaism during the Hellenistic period and in the Roman Empire, the first early... show more
Although the typewritten lecture text is about the history of life in the Diaspora, it also looks at the pre-history and early days of Israel. Further units address Judaism during the Hellenistic period and in the Roman Empire, the first early Christian polemics, developments in the Middle Ages, especially during the Crusades, as well as of modern age currents, such as Sabbateanism (a messianic movement around Sabbatai Tsevi in the seventeenth century). Schubert’s discourse ranges from the history of emancipation to growing anti-Semitism until the Shoah and ensuing contemporary events.
The issue of discrimination and social positioning is the main topic of the paper, which spans a large period of Jewish history. The author’s handwritten comments are also of interest. The following Reich Law Gazettes (Reichsgesetzblätter) were provided at the lecture: Berlin, 7 April 1933 Nr: 34, Berlin, 16 September 1935 Nr. 100; Berlin, 14 November 1938 Nr. 189; Berlin; 5. September 1941 100; Berlin, November 1941; Berlin, 26, April 1942.
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Lecture: Israel as God’s People from the Babylonian Exile to the Hasmonean Period, The Origins of Judaism.
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert held in Lucerne on 28 September 1972 under the title ‘Israel as God’s People from the Babylonian Exile until the Hasmonean Period’. He gave the same lecture a second time in Vienna under the title... show more
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert held in Lucerne on 28 September 1972 under the title ‘Israel as God’s People from the Babylonian Exile until the Hasmonean Period’. He gave the same lecture a second time in Vienna under the title ‘The Origins of Judaism’ on 4 October 1972. Both lectures discuss Judaism in Antiquity, using biblical sources.
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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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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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o:440718 Lecture: Humaneness, Tolerance, Law
Lecture: Humaneness, Tolerance, Law
Professor Kurt Schubert’s lecture was held in Nurnberg on 7 March 1976 and addressed the issues of humaneness, of tolerance and rights in Jewish history, beginning with the Tora, but focussing on the modern age. show more
Professor Kurt Schubert’s lecture was held in Nurnberg on 7 March 1976 and addressed the issues of humaneness, of tolerance and rights in Jewish history, beginning with the Tora, but focussing on the modern age.
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Lecture: History of Salvation and Philosophy of History
In this lecture Professor Kurt Schubert describes the relationship between the history of scholarship and the Bible. He also discusses research methods for biblical texts. The lecture was held on 3 November 1976. show more
In this lecture Professor Kurt Schubert describes the relationship between the history of scholarship and the Bible. He also discusses research methods for biblical texts. The lecture was held on 3 November 1976.
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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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o:426683 Lecture: History of Austrian Judaism
Lecture: History of Austrian Judaism
Professor Kurt Schubert’s lecture notes on The History of Austrian Judaism cover the period from the first known medieval sources to post-Second World War. In addition to a comprehensive overview, Professor Schubert places personal emphasis on... show more
Professor Kurt Schubert’s lecture notes on The History of Austrian Judaism cover the period from the first known medieval sources to post-Second World War. In addition to a comprehensive overview, Professor Schubert places personal emphasis on certain aspects, such as anti-Semitism in the Catholic Church or the Vienna Gesera (the persecution of Jews in Vienna in 1421), for which there are many literature references in the handwritten notes. Despite the vastness of the time span, his analysis of the sources is precise and enables his listeners thorough academic access to the various periods.
The lecture can be divided into ten units with several inserts and source texts. These lectures were held by Professor Schubert from the winter semester 1971-1972 to the year 2007 in a four semester cycle. Professor Schubert was thus the first person to lecture on Austrian Judaism since the National Socialist period in Austria. For many listeners his lectures were the first contact with Jewish history; he thereby set the standard for further work in this field at Austrian universities.
The present body of texts covers the original text of Emperor Friedrich II’s Jewish Edict for Vienna, 1238, as well as Duke Friedrich’s 1244 Jewish Edict for Austria. This material also contains a short text from the Studia Judaica Austriaca, vol. 1: Judaism in 1848, the year of the Revolution. Eisenstadt: Roetzer, 1974, entitled: Der Gefallenen (To the Fallen).
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Lecture: Hellenistic Influences in the Art and Literature of Late Jewish Antiquity
These notes were for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave in Eisenstadt on 2 June 1972. The author concentrates on a summary of the history and discusses the situation in Alexandria, with the example of Philo of Alexandria, for instance, and the... show more
These notes were for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave in Eisenstadt on 2 June 1972. The author concentrates on a summary of the history and discusses the situation in Alexandria, with the example of Philo of Alexandria, for instance, and the position of the Rabbis.
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Lecture: Good Friday and its Consequences
Professor Kurt Schubert gave this lecture in Vienna, on 22 September 1997. Some of the notes were also used for a lecture entitled ‘Church and Judaism, Mutual Misunderstanding and Ecumenical Communion’ in Neuwaldegg, 20 October, 1997. show more
Professor Kurt Schubert gave this lecture in Vienna, on 22 September 1997. Some of the notes were also used for a lecture entitled ‘Church and Judaism, Mutual Misunderstanding and Ecumenical Communion’ in Neuwaldegg, 20 October, 1997.
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Lecture: God’s People and Community in the Old Testament
This lecture was given by Professor Kurt Schubert in Zwettl on 10 July 1969 on the 14th summer conference of the KAV in Austria. The lecturer discusses various topics in the Tora, with reference to Israel’s election. show more
This lecture was given by Professor Kurt Schubert in Zwettl on 10 July 1969 on the 14th summer conference of the KAV in Austria. The lecturer discusses various topics in the Tora, with reference to Israel’s election.
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o:439953 Lecture: God’s Love for Israel
Lecture: God’s Love for Israel
These notes are for the lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave on 9 September 1983 in Vienna. The authors addresses the subject of God’s love for Israel with sources from the Tora, as well as Rabbinic texts. show more
These notes are for the lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave on 9 September 1983 in Vienna. The authors addresses the subject of God’s love for Israel with sources from the Tora, as well as Rabbinic texts.
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Lecture: From Race Hatred to Genocide
All that is known about this lecture is that it was held in Vienna. Professor Kurt Schubert discussed 20th century anti-Semitism and publications promoting it, as well as the ensuing policies of the National Socialists to exterminate Jews. show more
All that is known about this lecture is that it was held in Vienna. Professor Kurt Schubert discussed 20th century anti-Semitism and publications promoting it, as well as the ensuing policies of the National Socialists to exterminate Jews.
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o:440933 Lecture: Faith and Knowledge
Lecture: Faith and Knowledge
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave in Vienna on 26 November 1984. The author deals mainly with the period of the Middle Ages and discusses several Jewish scholars. show more
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave in Vienna on 26 November 1984. The author deals mainly with the period of the Middle Ages and discusses several Jewish scholars.
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Lecture: Faith and History: The Relevance of Historical Events for Faith
These notes are for a lecture given by Professor Kurt Schubert on 18 July 1970, where the author discusses the connection between historicity and faith. show more
These notes are for a lecture given by Professor Kurt Schubert on 18 July 1970, where the author discusses the connection between historicity and faith.
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Lecture: Ecumenical and Pastoral Aspects of Critical Bible Studies
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave in Vienna on 11 May 1984. show more
These notes are for a lecture Professor Kurt Schubert gave in Vienna on 11 May 1984.
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