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Conference in March 2022: “Rebellious Movement or First Urban Reformation”

22. November 2021

Together with the Verein für Reformationsgeschichte and Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Dr. h.c. Thomas Kaufmann, FBA, the Karlstadt Critical Edition project invites you to a conference that will take place from 17-19 March 2022 at the Leucorea in Wittenberg. With the theme: “Wittenberg 1521/22: Rebellious Movement or First … [Read more...]

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4th volume of Karlstadt Critical Edition will be published in Spring 2022

22. November 2021

The fourth volume of the Complete Critical Edition of Karlstadt's Letters and Writings (KGK IV) will be published in Spring 2022. It includes texts from the decisive year of 1521, when Luther was at the Wartburg and Karlstadt worked with Philipp Melanchthon on the practical implementation of reform in Wittenberg. At … [Read more...]

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Final funding phase of Karlstadt-project

18. March 2021

On July 1, 2021, the fourth and thus final funding phase of our edition project of the writings and letters of Andreas Bodenstein von Karlstadt will begin. Just a reminder: Funded by the German Research Foundation, the team of editors began in 2012 to collect and critically edit the writings and letters of Andreas … [Read more...]

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Announcement: Third volume of the Complete Karlstadt

20. October 2020

In November 2020 the third volume of the Karlstadt-Edition (KGK III: 1520) will be published. The volume contains texts on the Roman process, the biblical canon and the first major examination of one of its central concepts: Renouncement (Gelassenheit). The year 1520 is crucial for the further development of … [Read more...]

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Farewell from Junker Jörg / Portrait of Luther

14. February 2020

In his contribution Thomas Kaufmann demythologizes the "Junker Jörg" portrait made by Lucas Cranach the Elder. He painted this portrait several years after Luther's stay at the Wartburg. It made little impression on his contemporaries. But it did make a big impression in the 19th century. … [Read more...]

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