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Historical Jesus Studies (1910s) The page: Historical Jesus Studies--1910s, includes (in chronological order) scholarly and literary works in the field of Historical Jesus Studies, made in the 1910s, or from 1910 to 1919. Claude G. Montefiore George Moore Highlights (1910s) The Quest of the Historical Jesus = Von Reimarus zu Wrede (1910 @1906 Schweitzer / Montgomery, Burkitt), book (English ed.) Some Elements in the Religious Teaching of Jesus according to the Synoptic Gospels (1910 Montefiore), book The Historicity of Jesus (1912 Case), book From the Manger to the Cross (1912 Olcott), film Life and Teachings of Jesus according to the Earliest Records (1913 Kent), book Christus (1916 Antamoro), film The Brook Kerith (1916 Moore), novel The Syrian Christ (1916 Rihbany), book The Jesus of History (1917 Glover), book Interpreters (1910s) Claude G. Montefiore George Moore Albert Schweitzer

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History of Research (1910s) -- Notes

• The work of Albert Schweitzer continued to dominate the scholarly debate, with the publication of the English tr. in 1910 and the second ed. in 1913. New voices enriched the international landscape. Jewish scholarship emerged in England with Claude G. Montefiore, Gerald Friedlander, and Israel Abrahams. Italian scholars also joined the debate with Baldassarre Labanca, Felice Momigliano, and Pietro Chiminelli.

• Movies began having a huge impact on the popular understanding of the figure of Jesus. Three films on Jesus (From the Manger to the Cross, Christus, and Intolerance) generated much interest and were influenced by the most recent developments in critical research, seeking "historical accuracy" in their "Oriental" settings and customs.

• The Jesus Survival Theory was revived in fictional (George Moore) and esoteric circles.