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== History of Research ([[1940s]]) -- Notes == | |||
As part of the "final solution," Nazi Germany sponsored at Jena the activities of the ''Institut zur Erforschung und Beseitigung des jüdischen Einflusses auf das deutsche kirchliche Leben / Institute for the Study and Eradication of Jewish Influence on German Religious Life'' (1939-1945), directed by respected German theologian [[Walter Grundmann]]. The notion of the "Aryan Jesus" was promoted in Nazi propaganda (notably, [[Der ewige Jude (The Eternal Jew / 1940 Hippler), arch-fi documentary]]), but was not foreign elsewhere, even in democratic Great Britain or America, where anti-Judaism (if not anti-Semitism) had also strong roots. | |||
In difficult wartimes, religious retelling of the life of Jesus offered some consolation and hope to suffering (Christian) people on both sides. The Life of Jesus by Catholic priest [[Giuseppe Ricciotti]] in Italy and the radio-play [[The Man Born to Be King]] by playwright [[Dorothy L. Sayers]] in England played such role in those years. | |||
| | After the war, fiction regained its freedom to surprise and scandalize with [[King Jesus (1946 Graves), novel|King Jesus]] by [[Robert Graves]]. Scholarly activity resumed with the seminal work of [[Joachim Jeremias]] on the "lost" sayings of Jesus; see [[Unbekannte Jesusworte (Unknown Sayings of Jesus / 1948 Jeremias), book]]. It couldn't be, however, as if nothing had happened. French scholar [[Jules Isaac]] not only denounced the influence of Christian anti-Judaism on scholarly research but also exposed the direct responsibilities of the Christian teaching of contempt for the spread of Nazi anti-Semitism and the tragedy of the Holocaust; see [[Jésus et Israël (Jesus and Israel / 1948 Isaac), book]]. | ||
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As part of the "final solution," Nazi Germany sponsored at Jena the activities of the Institut zur Erforschung und Beseitigung des jüdischen Einflusses auf das deutsche kirchliche Leben / Institute for the Study and Eradication of Jewish Influence on German Religious Life (1939-1945), directed by respected German theologian Walter Grundmann. The notion of the "Aryan Jesus" was promoted in Nazi propaganda (notably, Der ewige Jude (The Eternal Jew / 1940 Hippler), arch-fi documentary), but was not foreign elsewhere, even in democratic Great Britain or America, where anti-Judaism (if not anti-Semitism) had also strong roots. In difficult wartimes, religious retelling of the life of Jesus offered some consolation and hope to suffering (Christian) people on both sides. The Life of Jesus by Catholic priest Giuseppe Ricciotti in Italy and the radio-play The Man Born to Be King by playwright Dorothy L. Sayers in England played such role in those years. After the war, fiction regained its freedom to surprise and scandalize with King Jesus by Robert Graves. Scholarly activity resumed with the seminal work of Joachim Jeremias on the "lost" sayings of Jesus; see Unbekannte Jesusworte (Unknown Sayings of Jesus / 1948 Jeremias), book. It couldn't be, however, as if nothing had happened. French scholar Jules Isaac not only denounced the influence of Christian anti-Judaism on scholarly research but also exposed the direct responsibilities of the Christian teaching of contempt for the spread of Nazi anti-Semitism and the tragedy of the Holocaust; see Jésus et Israël (Jesus and Israel / 1948 Isaac), book.
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History of Research (1940s) -- Notes
As part of the "final solution," Nazi Germany sponsored at Jena the activities of the Institut zur Erforschung und Beseitigung des jüdischen Einflusses auf das deutsche kirchliche Leben / Institute for the Study and Eradication of Jewish Influence on German Religious Life (1939-1945), directed by respected German theologian Walter Grundmann. The notion of the "Aryan Jesus" was promoted in Nazi propaganda (notably, Der ewige Jude (The Eternal Jew / 1940 Hippler), arch-fi documentary), but was not foreign elsewhere, even in democratic Great Britain or America, where anti-Judaism (if not anti-Semitism) had also strong roots.
In difficult wartimes, religious retelling of the life of Jesus offered some consolation and hope to suffering (Christian) people on both sides. The Life of Jesus by Catholic priest Giuseppe Ricciotti in Italy and the radio-play The Man Born to Be King by playwright Dorothy L. Sayers in England played such role in those years.
After the war, fiction regained its freedom to surprise and scandalize with King Jesus by Robert Graves. Scholarly activity resumed with the seminal work of Joachim Jeremias on the "lost" sayings of Jesus; see Unbekannte Jesusworte (Unknown Sayings of Jesus / 1948 Jeremias), book. It couldn't be, however, as if nothing had happened. French scholar Jules Isaac not only denounced the influence of Christian anti-Judaism on scholarly research but also exposed the direct responsibilities of the Christian teaching of contempt for the spread of Nazi anti-Semitism and the tragedy of the Holocaust; see Jésus et Israël (Jesus and Israel / 1948 Isaac), book.
Pages in category "Historical Jesus Studies--1940s"
The following 48 pages are in this category, out of 48 total.
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- ~~ ~~ 1940 ~~ ~~ ~~
- Novela maravillosa de la infancia de un Dios (1940 Berninsone), novel
- Jesus der Galiläer und das Judentum (1940 Grundmann), book
- The Search for the Real Jesus: A Century of Historical Study (1940 McCown), book
- ~~ ~~ 1941 ~~ ~~ ~~
- Vita di Gesù Cristo (The Life of Christ / 1941 Ricciotti), book
- The Miracle-Stories of the Gospels (1941 Richardson), book
- The Man Born to Be King (1941 Sayers), radio-play
- ~~ ~~ 1942 ~~ ~~ ~~
- Jesus of Nazareth / Jesus de Nazareth (1942 Diaz Morales), film (es) MEX
- Vita di Gesù Cristo (Life of Jesus Christ / 1942 Mezzacasa), book
- Who Crucified Jesus? (1942 Zeitlin), book
- Ježíš Kristus (1942-47 Žilka), book
- ~~ ~~ 1943 ~~ ~~ ~~
- Nasarealainen: Jeesus ihmisenä (The Nazarene: Jesus as a Man / 1943 Gulin), book
- Gesù secondo san Giovanni (1943 Tondelli), book
- ~~ ~~ 1944 ~~ ~~ ~~
- Contemporary Thinking about Jesus: An Anthology (1944 Kepler), edited volume
- ~~ ~~ 1945 ~~ ~~ ~~
- The Human Life of Jesus (1945 Erskine), nonfiction book
- Gesù Cristo: la sua vita, la sua dottrina, l'opera sua = Jésus-Christ: sa vie, sa doctrine, son oeuvre (1945 @1933 Prat / Pellizzari), book (Italian ed.)
- ~~ ~~ 1946 ~~ ~~ ~~
- The Poet's Life of Christ (1946 Kemp), poetry
- Jézus élete, tanítása és korának viszonyai a zsidó, görög és római források alapján = Yeshu ha-Notsri (1946 Klausner), book (Hungarian ed.)
- Il grande sogno (1946 Villa), novel
- ~~ ~~ 1947 ~~ ~~ ~~
- Il Nazareno (1947 Asch), novel (Italian ed.)
- (+) Jésus en son temps (Jesus and His Times / 1947 Daniel-Rops), book
- (+) Die Gleichnisse Jesu (The Parables of Jesus / 1947 Jeremias), book
- The Life of Christ = Vita di Gesù Cristo (1947 Ricciotti / Zizzamia), book (English ed.)
- ~~ ~~ 1948 ~~ ~~ ~~
- Lo sguardo di Gesù (1948 Bacchelli), novel
- Good Friday (1948 / @1925 Masefield), British (TV) production (play)
- Bold Galilean (1948 Blythe), novel
- Witness to the Truth: Christ and His Interpreters (1948 Hamilton), book
- Unbekannte Jesusworte (Unknown Sayings of Jesus / 1948 Jeremias), book
- Il processo di Gesù, "re dei Giudei" (The Trial of Jesus, "King of the Jews" / 1948 Nardi), non-fiction
- Il martire del Golgota (1948 Pérez Escrich), novel (Italian ed.)
- Der Sohn Gottes (1948 Schreyvogl), novel
- ~~ ~~ 1949 ~~ ~~ ~~
- The Manhood of Jesus (1949 Cummins), vision
- (+) Jesus = Jesus (1949 Dibelius / Hedrick, Grant), book (English ed.)
- Golgotha (1949 Martin), oratorio
- Gesù (Jesus / 1949 Saponaro), non-fiction
- The Pilgrimage Play (1949 Stayer), feature film
- Gospel Parallels (1949 Throckmorton), book
Media in category "Historical Jesus Studies--1940s"
The following 9 files are in this category, out of 9 total.
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