Friedrich Schleiermacher: between Enlightenment and Romanticism

Abstract

Introduction Part I. Taking the Measure of Schleiermacher: 1. Revisiting Dilthey on Schleiermacher and biography 2. Schleiermacher, Mendelssohn and Enlightenment theology: comparing On Religion (1799) and Jerusalem (1783) 3. Hegel and Schleiermacher in Berlin: a many-sided debate 4. Kierkegaard's not so hidden debt to Schleiermacher Part II. Signposts of a Public Theologian: 5. Schleiermacher's Letters on the Occasion and the crisis of Berlin Jewry 6. A proposal for a new Berlin University 7. Schleiermacher and the theology of bourgeois society: a critique of the critics Part III. Textual Readings and Milestones: 8. Schleiermacher's theory of language: the ubiquity of a romantic text 9. Shaping an academic discipline: the Brief Outline on the Study of Theology 10. Rhetoric and substance in the revision of The Christian Faith (1821-2) 11. On Religion as a religious classic: hermeneutical musings after two hundred years.

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