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Hans Wilhelm Frei was born in Germany in 1922, attended secondary school in England, and emigrated to the United States in 1938. He received a B.S. from North Carolina State College, a B.D. from Yale Divinity School, and a Ph.D. from Yale. He was professor of religion at Wabash College and the Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest before joining the Yale faculty in 1957. Frei served as Master of Ezra Stiles College from 1972 to 1980. He was chairman of the Department of Religious Studies at Yale from 1983 to 1986. He died in 1988.
The papers document in a thorough way the last two decades of Frei's professional career - his writings, lectures, courses taught at Yale, and University-related activities.
The papers are arranged in six series:
Open to qualified researchers.
Gift of Geraldine Frei.
Hans Wilhelm Frei Papers, Record Group No. 76, Special Collections, Yale Divinity School Library.
The catalog record for this collection is available online.
Various texts from this collection, and one or two further unpublished works by Frei which are not represented in this archive, have been transcribed for the web by Mike Higton, as indicated below. There is also a separate index of online transcripts available (http://www.library.yale.edu/div/fa/Freiindex.htm).
| 1922 Apr 29 | Born in Breslau, Germany to Wilhelm and Magda Frankfurter Frei; his father was on the medical faculty of the University of Breslau |
| 1935-1938 | Attended Friends' School, Saffron Walden, Essex, England |
| 1938 | Emigrated to United States |
| 1942 | B.S., North Carolina State College |
| 1945 | B.D., Yale Divinity School |
| 1945-1947 | Minister, First Baptist Church, North Stratford, New Hampshire |
| 1947 | Entered Graduate School of Yale University |
| 1948 | Married Geraldine Frost Nye -- children: Thomas (1952), Jonathan (1955), Emily (1957) |
| 1950-1953 | Assistant Professor of Religion, Wabash College, Indiana |
| 1953-1956 | Associate Professor of Theology, Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest |
| 1954 | Visiting Lecturer, Southern Methodist University |
| 1956 | Ph.D., Yale University |
| 1956-1957 | Professor of Theology, Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest |
| 1957-1963 | Assistant Professor of Religious Studies, Yale University |
| 1959-1960 | Morse Fellow; Fulbright Award for research at the University of Göttingen, German |
| 1963-1974 | Associate Professor of Religious Studies, Yale |
| 1966-1967 | American Association of Theological Schools Fellowship and Yale Senior Faculty Fellowship for research at Cambridge, England |
| 1970-1971 | Acting Master, Silliman College |
| 1972-1980 | Master, Ezra Stiles College |
| 1974-1988 | Professor of Religious Studies, Yale |
| 1975-1976 | Chairman, Council of Masters |
| 1976 | National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar director at Yale; taught "Modernity as Temptation", course for college teachers |
| 1978 | George F. Thomas Memorial Lecture, Princeton University |
| 1983 | Shaffer Lectures, Yale Divinity School |
| 1983-1986 | Chairman, Department of Religious Studies, Yale |
| 1987 | Edward Cadbury Lectures, University of Birmingham, England |
| 1988Sep 12 | Died |
Hans Wilhelm Frei Papers consist of twelve linear feet of material divided into six series:
These papers document in a thorough way the last two decades of Frei's
professional career-his writings, lectures,
courses taught at Yale, and university-related activities. Hundreds of letters and myriad
legal-size yellow notepads combine to
illustrate in vivid ways the Frei traits mentioned by colleagues at his memorial service:
"intellectual powers of the highest order",
"unparalleled generosity and subtlety of sensibility", "modesty", "candid honesty", "warm
fairness", "academic parent", "a great
teacher", "departmental and university citizen". One cannot read through these papers without
sharing in some small way the
"unutterable sense of loss" experienced by his colleagues and friends at the time of his death.
Phrases taken from the tributes offered by David Kelsey, George
Lindbeck, Wayne Meeks, and Gene
Outka at the memorial service for Frei, September 22, 1988. See Box 27, Folder 339 The Correspondence of Series I dates from 1972 to 1988 and is primarily with colleagues,
editors, publishers, students and
former students. There is no family correspondence. Some letters relate to his activities as
Master of Ezra Stiles college
(1972-1980) but the majority deal with academic and professional matters. Frequent
correspondents include: William Clebsch,
George Hunsinger, Paul Meyer, Gordon Michalson, Jr., Paul Ramsey, Ronald Thiemann and
Charles Wood. Substantive letters to
Gary Comstock and William Placher include notable exposition of Frei's thought. There is
relatively little correspondence with Yale
colleagues. Frei's extensive involvement in Yale University affairs is documented in Series II,
Professional Activities / Projects / Committees,
but it is clear that a substantial amount of decision making and discussion in the Yale sphere was
done in personal or telephone
conversation. Documentation of Frei's Writings in Series III is quite complete. A bibliography of Frei's
works in the first folder of the Series
provides more complete bibliographical information than is available in the folder listings.
Published and unpublished articles,
lectures, reviews and papers are included in various formats - offprints, photocopies,
handwritten and typescript. Early drafts of
Frei's booklength publications are not included. Reflections written for weddings and memorial
services, in the
Sermons/addresses/prayers section of the Series provide insight into Frei's sensibility. The Course-related Material of Series IV includes syllabi, collected articles, and exam
questions, but is primarily comprised of
notes and lectures written out on the yellow legal-size notepads for which Frei was renowned.
The material in this Series, as in
most of the others, dates only from the last two decades of Frei's life. Series V, Collected Material, includes scholarly writings by others in both typescript and
published formats. Some of the
typescript papers sent to Frei by colleagues may have been published at a later time. Some of the
writings in this Series are
annotated extensively by Frei. The Series also includes a sampling of dissertation drafts and
comprehensive exam questions for
Frei's graduate students and a few student papers collected by Frei which were not written for his
courses. Additional collected
writings are to be found amidst the course-related materials of Series IV. Series VI, Personal Items and Memorabilia, contains a small assortment of material
documenting Frei's life and work. Various
versions of his curriculum vitae are included, as well as his calendar/date books for the years
1959 to 1977. Also included in this
Series are samples of the letters of recommendation for which Frei was renowned.Letters are
arranged alphabetically by sender or
recipient other than Frei. Frequent or notable correspondents are listed separately while less
substantial correspondence is
grouped under the first letter of the sender or recipient's surname. Following the alphabetical
sequence are two sets of samples of
letters - those regarding candidates for openings in religious studies departments and those
related to Frei's activities as Master of
Ezra Stiles College. Letters are arranged alphabetically by sender or recipient other than Frei. Frequent or
notable correspondents are listed
separately while less substantial correspondence is grouped under the first letter of the sender or
recipient's surname. Following
the alphabetical sequence are two sets of samples of letters - those regarding candidates for
openings in religious studies
departments and those related to Frei's activities as Master of Ezra Stiles College. This Series is divided into three sections:
This Series is divided into seven sections:
Staden, Wendelgard von Darkness over the Valley. Growing up in Nazi
Germany "Analogy and the Spirit in the Theology
of Karl Barth" Actual course titles are listed in quotation marks. Some courses were designated by course
number only; titles have been
provided to indicate the scope of the course. A few sample student papers have been included in
the Series to illustrate the type of
work required for courses. This Series is divided into three sections:
Materials are arranged as listed.Description of the Papers
Series I:
Correspondence
Box Folder Contents Date
1
1
A
1
2
Ahlstrom, Sydney
1983
1
3
Anderegg, Johannes
1978-1979
1
4
Ba - Bi
1
5
Bl - Br
1
6
Bu
1
7
Baker, Russell
1976,1979
1
8
Barr, James
1974-1979
1
9
Bradt, Ray
1974-1981
1
10
Ca - Cl
1
11
Co
1
12
Cr - Cu
1
13
Capps, Walter H.
1972-1986
1
14
Clayton, John Powell
1973-1984
1
15, 16
Clebsch, William
1973-1983
1
17
Cohen, Gerson D.
1984
1
18
Da
1
19
Di - Do
1
20
Dr - Du
1
21
Davies, Gordon K.
1972-1984
1
22
Davies, J. G. (re. Cadbury lectures)
1984
1
23
E
1
24
Fa - Fl
1
25
Fo - Fr
1
26
Ferreira, Mary Ann (Jamie)
1976-1983,n.d.
2
27
Ford, David
1973-1985
2
28
Foreman, Terry
1973-1979
2
29
Fortress Press
1973-1987
2
30
Ga - Go
2
31
Gr - Gu
2
32
Gerrish, Brian
1979-1986
2
33
Giamatti, A. Bartlett
1975-1985
2
34
Guggenheim Foundation
1980-1983
2
35
Gunneman, Jon
1975-1980
2
36
Ha
A transcript of a letter to Julian
Hartt, Aug 19, 1981,
is available online
2
37
He - Hj
2
38
Ho - Hy
2
39
Harvey, Van
1976-1984
2
40
Heaney, James
1977-1984
2
41
Heyer, George S., Jr.
1974-1985
2
42
Hilke, Elisabeth
1972-1976
2
43
Hodgson, Peter
1973-1984
2
44
Hunsinger, George
1979-1986
2
45
I
2
46
J
2
47
Jackson, Darrell (re. William Christian symposium)
1973-1974
2
48
Jodock, Darrell
1974-1988
2
49
Journal of the American Academy of Religion
1974,1976,1984
2
50
Ka - Ke
2
51
Ki - Ku
3
52
Keck, Leander
1975-1982
3
53
La
3
54
Le
3
55
Li - Ly
3
56
Layton, Bentley
1975-1985
3
57
Lindbeck, George
1979
3
58
Lowe, Walter
1974-1984
3
59
McA - McK
3
60
McM - Man
3
61
Mar - Mau
3
62
Me - Mu
3
63
McCarthy, Vincent
1976-1986
3
64
May, Georges
1972-1980
3
65
Meeks, Wayne
1973-1986
3
66
Meyer, Paul
1973-1988
3
67
Michalson, Gordon, Jr.
1976-1983
3
68
N
3
69,70
National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminars Program
1975-1977
3
71
Newcombe Fellowships
1981
3
72
New Haven Theological Discussion Group
1978-1988
4
73
O
4
74
Outka, Gene
1973-1984
4
75
Pa - Pl
4
76
Po - Pu
4
77
Pearson, Ramona
1981-1984
4
78
Placher, William [Letter of 19 Dec 1979 restricted until 2012]
1973-1988
4
79
Powell, Jouett L.
1973-1982
4
80
Ra - Re
4
81
Ri - Ru
4
82
Ramsey, Paul
1978-1982
4
83
Robertson, John C., Jr.
1974-1985
4
84
Sa
4
85
Sc - Se
4
86
Sh - Si
4
87
Sm - Sp
4
88
St
4
89
Su - Sz
4
90
Schutz, John
1973-1978
4
91
Sherry, Patrick
1983-1984
4
92
Sykes, Stephen
1972-1988
4
93
Ta - Th
4
94
To - Ty
4
95
Thiemann, Ronald
1974-1986
4
96
Thiemann, Ronald (re. "Legacy of H. Richard Niebuhr" conference)
1987-1988
5
97
U
5
98
Union Theological Seminary, New York
1980-1983
5
99
Updike, John
1979
5
100
V
5
101
Vance, Cyrus
1985,1988
5
102
Wa - We
5
103
Wh - Wil
5
104
Win - Wy
5
105
Welch, Claude
1973-1979
5
106
Wilder, Amos N.
1975
5
107
Wiles, Maurice
1978-1984
5
108
Wood, Charles
1973-1988
5
109
Woolverton, John
1974-1984
5
110
Yale University Press
1973-1984
5
111
Y, Z, first name only
5
112
Regarding candidates for openings in religious studies departments
1972-1979
5
113
Regarding candidates for openings in religious studies departments
1980-1988
5
114
Related to Frei's activities as Master of Ezra Stiles College
1972-1978
5
115
Related to Frei's activities as Master of Ezra Stiles College
1979-1983
Series II:
Professional Activities, Committees, and Projects
Box Folder Contents Date Consultation visits
6
116
Duke University, Department of Religious Studies
1985
6
117
Harvard Divinity School
1987
6
118
Montclair State College, School of Humanities
1979
6
119
Union Theological Seminary, New York
1980
6
120
University of Missouri, Department of Religious Studies
1984
6
121
University of Virginia, Department of Religion
1980
Publication projects/ grant
applications
6
122
The Robert L. Calhoun Lectures Project in the History of Christian
Doctrine
1983-1984
6
123
NEH application for "A Typology of Modern Christian Thought" project
1986
6
123
Proposed volume of essays in honor of George Lindbeck (pub. in 1990: Bruce D. Marshall,
editor)
1987
Yale-related
7
124
Department of Religious Studies - Memos, reports
1972-1988
7
125
Department of Religious Studies - Notes on conversations
1982-1984
7
126
Department of Religious Studies - Regarding faculty salaries
1981-1983
7
127
The Elizabethan Club of Yale University
1984-1985
7
128
Honorary Degrees Committee
1982-1983
7
129, 130
Humanities Advisory Committee- Minutes
1980-1983
7
131
Humanities Advisory Committee- Report of Ad Hoc Committee on Faculty
Appointments
1981-1982
7
131
Humanities Advisory Committee- Faculty statistics, etc.
n.d.
7
132
Religious Studies Graduate Admissions Committee
1988, n.d.
7
133
Scholars of the House program
1974
7
134
Search Committees- American Religious History
1984-1985
7
135
Search Committees- Islamic Religion
1983
7
136
Search Committees- History of Judaism (incl. background material re. Judaic Studies
program)
1981-1982
7
137
Yale Divinity School/ Department of Religious Studies relations
1972-1984
7
138
Yale Police Advisory Committee
1972-1973
7
139
Miscellaneous
1972-1988
Series III:
Writings
Box Folder Contents Date
8
139a
Bibliography of Frei's works
Monographs
8
140
The Eclipse of Biblical Narrative: abstracts, journals
reviewing
1974
8
141
The Identity of Jesus Christ: photocopy of book
1975
8
141a-h
Types of Christian Theology:drafts and copy received from Yale University
Press; Placher and Hunsinger draft
1992
Articles / chapters
9
142
"Niebuhr's Theological Background"
1957
9
142
"The Theology of H. Richard Niebuhr" in Faith and Ethics: the Theology of H. Richard
Niebuhr, edited by Paul Ramsey
9
143
"Religion: Natural and Revealed" in Handbook of Christian Theology, edited by
M. Halverson and A. Cohen
1958
9
144
"Theological Reflections on the Accounts of Jesus' Death and Resurrection" in The
Christian Scholar, Vol. 49
1966
9
145
"Feuerbach and Theology" in Journal of the American Academy of Religion,
Vol. XXXV
1967
9
146
"Karl Barth", "Albrecht Ritschl" in Encyclopedia Britannica
1969
9
147
"Karl Barth: Theologian" in Reflection, Vol. 66
1969
9
148
"German Theology: Transcendence and Secularity" in Postwar German Culture: an
anthology
1974
9
149
"An Afterword: Eberhard Busch's Biography of Karl Barth"- in Karl Barth in Re-View:
Posthumous Works Reviewed and Assessed, ed. by H. M. Rumscheidt. (see related review:
"The Availability of Karl
Barth")
1981
9
149
"Schleiermacher and Barth in Convergence" -typescript
1983
9
150
"In Memory of Robert L. Calhoun 1896-1983" in Reflection, Vol.
82
1984
9
151,152
"David Friedrich Strauss" in Nineteenth Century Religious Thought in the
West, ed. by Ninian Smart et al.
1985
9
153, 154
"The 'Literal Reading' of Biblical Narrative in the Christian Tradition: Does It Stretch or
Will It
Break?" in The Bible and the Narrative Tradition, ed. by Frank McConnell
1986
9
155
"Response to Narrative Theology: An Evangelical Appraisal" in Trinity Journal of
Theology, Vol. 8 (response to paper by Dr. Carl Henry, published in same issue)
1987
9
156
"Barth and Schleiermacher: Divergence and Convergence" in Barth and
Schleiermacher: Beyond the Impasse?, ed. by J. Duke and R. Streetman
1988
10
157
"How it All Began: One the Resurrection of Christ" in Anglican and Episcopal
History (see Unpublished Writings section for other essays on the Thirty-Nine
Articles)
1989
10
158
"'Narrative' in Christian and Modern Reading" in Theology and Dialogue: Essays in
Conversation with George Lindbeck, ed. by B. Marshall
1990
10
159
"Epilogue: George Lindbeck and The Nature of Doctrine" in Theology
and Dialogue: Essays in Conversation with George Lindbeck, ed. by B. Marshall
Book Reviews by HWF
10
160
Barr, James The Bible in the Modern World
1973
10
161
Benz, Hans Dieter (ed.) The Bible as a Document of the
University
1981
10
162
Busch, Eberhard Karl Barth. His Life from Letters and Autobiographical
Texts
1976
10
163
Lindbeck, George The Nature of Doctrine
1984
10
164
Massey, Marilyn Chapin (manuscript) "Dividing Left from Right"
1981
10
165
Moltmann, Jurgen The Theology of Hope
1967
10
166
A transcript
is available online. 1981
Lectures / papers
10
167
"Remarks in Connection with a Theological Proposal"delivered at Harvard
1967
N/A
N/A
"Scripture as Realistic Narrative";
address to Karl Barth Society of North America; Toronto.
This text is not found in the archive, but an online transcript
of an audio recording is available.1974
10
168, 169
"Lessing and the Religious Use of Irony", the first of the Rockwell
Lectures, delivered at Rice (1974), later revised as the George F. Thomas
Memorial Lecture delivered at Princeton (1978). A transcript
is available online. For the second lecture, see box 13, folder 198.
1974, 1978
N/A
N/A
"On Interpreting the Christian Story";
10th Annual Greenhoe Lectures, Louisville Seminary
This text is not found in the archive, but an online transcript
of an audio recording is available.1976
10
170,171
"Theology and the Interpretation of Narrative: Some Hermeneutical Considerations"
presented
to AAR Narrative Interpretation and Christian Theology Group
1982
10
172, 172a
Shaffer Lectures delivered at Yale
1983
11
172b
"Conflicts in Interpretation: Resolution, Armistice or Co-existence" Thompson
Lecture
1986
11
172b
"Conflicts in Interpretation....." : published version in Theology
Today
Oct 1992
11
173
"To Give and Receive: Christian Life Across the Barriers" Trinity Institute
1986
11
173a-173c
"Academic Theology: a Lost Cause?" Princeton Humanities Council
lectures
1987
11
173d-173f
Cadbury Lectures University of Birmingham
1987
12
187
"H. Richard Niebuhr on History, Church and Nation" Paper written for Harvard Divinity
School
conference on Niebuhr
1988
Sermons / addresses / prayers
11
174
Service for Robert L. Calhoun
ca.1983
11
175
Graduation address, Cushing Academy
1974
11
175a
Exposition of John 15:1-8
n.d.
11
176
On occasion of retirement of Deno Geanankoplos
n.d.
11
177
"Reflections upon the Retirement of Julian Hartt"
n.d.
11
178
re. Douglas Clyde Macintosh
n.d.
11
178a
Service for R. Paul Ramsey
1988
11
179
re. George Vrooman as Fellow of Ezra Stiles College
1983
11
180
Weddings
11
181
Statement re Shockley-Rusher meeting at Yale
1975
11
182,183
Unidentified occasions
n.d.
Unpublished writings
N/A
N/A
This text is not found in the archive, but an online transcript
of it by Mike Higton is available. c.1960
12
184
Letter to Prof. Gary Comstock, Iowa State University in response to essay by
Comstock
1984
12
185
"A Typology of Modern Christian Thought"
ca.1985
12
186
Three essays for projected commentary on the Anglican Thirty-Nine Articles
of Religion, ed. by John Woolverton: "Article III: Of the Going Down of
Christ into Hell"; "Article IV: Of the Resurrection of Christ"; "Article
V: Of the Holy Ghost." Online transcripts
of two of these articles are available..
ca.1988
12
187a
re. Max Weber The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of
Capitalism
n.d.
12
188
re. Sterling Memorial Library sources on the Enlightenment
n.d.
12
189
re. hermeneutics and Beardslee
A transcript,
'The Specificity of Reference' is available online.n.d.
12
189a
fragments and unidentified; see also Box 13, Folder 199
n.d.
Reviews of HWF's work
12
190
Unidentified review with extensive annotations by HWF
n.d.
12
191
"A Critical Appreciation of Frei's Eclipse of Biblical Narrative" by Eugene M.
Klaaren
1981
Series IV:
Course-Related Material
Box Folder Contents Date Courses
13
192-195
"Barth, Bultmann, Tillich" (RS377a, RS377b)
1978-1984
13
196
"Christology" (RS579b)
1988
13
197
"Contemporary Christian Thought" (RS23a)
Transcripts
of some of the material from this lecture course are available online1972
13
198,199
"The Formation of German Religious Thought in the Passage from Enlightenment
to Romanticism" (RS371b). Transcripts
of some of the material from this lecture course are available online. This
folder also includes (a) a draft reply to a critique of The Identity
of Jesus Christ (a transcript
of this draft, 'Historical Reference and the Gospels' is available online);
and (b) "Kant and the Transcendence of Rationalism and Religion",
the second of the Rockwell Lectures, delivered at Rice (1974) (a transcript
is available online) - for the first Rice lecture, see box 10, folders 168/9;
(c) notes on Erich Auerbach's Mimesis (a transcript
of an extract is available online).
n.d.
13
200
"Hermeneutics"
1984, summer
13
201,202
"Theological Hermeneutics"
1976,1978
14
203
"Theological Hermeneutics"
1976
14
204
"Biblical and Theological Hermeneutics" (RS864b)
n.d.
14
205,206
"Philosophical and Biblical Hermeneutics" (RS876b)
One of the lectures from this course is available in an online transcript.n.d.
14
207,208
"Conflicts in Biblical Interpretation" (RS376a)
1977
14
209,210
Hermeneutics - lecture notes on Dilthey, Schleiermacher, Heidegger,
syllabi
1967,1978,n.d.
14
211-218
"Modern Christian Thought 1650-1830"
1978-1987
15
219-229
"Modern Christian Thought 1650-1830"
15
230-239
"Modern Christian Thought 1830-1950"
1982-1988
16
240-249
"Modern Christian Thought 1830-1950"
16
250
"Modernity as Temptation..." (N.E.H. summer program)
1976
16
251
"Political Theology" (RS890b)
1986
16
252
Religious Studies 39b / Barth-Harnack discussion
n.d.
16
253
Religious Studies 23b / Contemporary issues in theology
1975
17
254
Religious Studies 44a / Hermeneutics
1973
17
255
Religious Studies 82c / Enlightenment
1975
17
256
"The Theology of Schleiermacher" (RS851b)
1985
17
257-260
"Theological Method"
1983-1987
17
261
"Guided Readings in Theological Method"
1978
17
262
Barth tutorial
17
263
Kant tutorial
Student papers
18
264-267
Related to various courses
Miscellaneous and partial course
lectures
18
268
Biblical criticism in the 19th century
This folder also contains various papers under the heading 'God's patience
and our work' associated with Frei's contribution to a 1986 conference in
honour of Jürgen Moltmann; transcripts
of these materials, by Mike Higton, are available online.
18
269
German idealism and social history
18
270
Hirsch, Germany, Lutheran & Reformed
18
271
Herder
Transcripts
of various of the materials in this folder are available online.
18
272
Kierkegaard, Barth
18
273
Modern Christology
19
274
Nazis and churches
19
275
H. Richard Niebuhr/ Biblical theology movement
19
276
Revelation, the Bible, and the Reformers
19
277
17th and 18th century Germany
19
278
Strauss / the Task of Theology / "History, Salvation,
History and Typology"
The last of these is a talk given at a symposium in 1981; a transcript
is available online.
Notes
19
279-283
incl. re. Geertz, Michalson, Stout, problem of narrativity in general and in
theology
Series V:
Collected Material
Box Folder Contents Date Typescript writings by others
19
284
Ahlers, Rolf -"The First Barmen Declaration of January 4, 1934"
19
284
Altizer, Thomas J. J. -"The Promise of the New American Theology"
19
284
Beardslee, William A. -"Recent Hermeneutics and Process Thought"
19
284
Crossan, John Dominic -"Reply to William A. Beardslee's 'Recent Hermeneutics and
Process Thought'"
19
284
Braude, Ann D. -"The Meaning of Mediumship"; "Jewish Women in Twentieth-Century
America"; "News from the Spirit World: A Checklist of Spiritualist Periodicals"; "Spirits Defend
the Rights of Women: Spiritualism
and Changing Sex Roles in 19th Century America"
19
285
Brown, Andrew -"Is it necessary for an infallible interpreter of the Holy Scripture to be
given
in the Church"
19
285
Christian, William, Sr. -"Doctrines of Religious Communities"
20
286
Clayton, John Powell -various
20
287
Clebsch, William A. -"The West or the World? The Crisis of the Human Studies"
20
289
Crites, Stephen -"Christianity in the Development of Hegel's Thought"
20
290
Damrosch, David -"Homer Through Virgil: The Structural Rhythm of Joycean Reference";
"Non Alia Sed Aliter: The Hermeneutics of Gender in Bernard of Clairvaux
20
290
Davis, G. Scott - "Ethics and Allegory"
20
290
Dawson, David -"Response to Scott Davis' 'Ethics and Allegory'"
20
290
Dietrich, Wendell -"The Current State of Roman Catholic Modernist Studies..."; "Preface:
Classic Options in Interpreting Cohen's Influence on Rosenzweig"
20
291
Dilthey, Wilhelm -"The Origin of Hermeneutics"
20
291
DiNoia, J.A. -"Authority, Public Dissent and the Nature of Theological
Thinking"Dunning,
Stephen -"Whose 'Journey' Is It, Anyway?"
20
291
Dupre, Louis -"The Christian Experience of Mystical Union"
20
291
Ebeling, Gerhard (translated by C. McCollough) -"Hermeneutics"
21
292
Fraade, Steven D. "Interpreting Midrash I: Midrash and the History of
Judaism"
21
292
Gadamer, Hans-Georg "Hermeneutics: An Introductory Talk"
21
293
Garet, Ronald "Comparative Normative Hermeneutics: Scripture, Literature,
Constitution"
21
294
Green, Garrett Review of The Theological Imagination: Constructing the Concept of
God by Gordon D. Kaufman
21
294
Hamlin, Cyrus "The Task of Interpretation: The Hermeneutics of Hoelderlin's
Patmos" "Tradition and Interpretation: The Negativity of Reading"
21
294
Harvey, Van A. "Religion as Projection: The Origins of an Idea"
21
295
Hauerwas, Stanley and Paul Wadell Review of After Virtue by Alasdair
MacIntyre
21
295
Hilke, Jürgen "The Project of a Communicative Ethic in the Work of Jürgen
Habermas"
21
296
Hirsch, Emanuel "Schleiermacher's Philosophy and Theology in Their Mature
Period"
21
297
Hoffman, John C. "Story or Metaphor: The Core of Human Understanding"
21
297
Holmer, Paul various
21
298
Hunsinger, George "Barth, Barmen and the Confessing Church Today"
21
298
Hutchison, John A. "Two Questions to Paul Ricoeur"
21
298
Jodock, Darrell "The Implications of the Holocaust for Living: Ethical Consequences";
"Theological Implications of the Holocaust for Jewish and Christian Theology"; "The Other
Holocaust"
21
298
Keck, Leander "Toward the Renewal of New Testament Christology"
21
299,300
Kelsey, David H. various
22
301
Kimball, Roger reviews
22
301
Lehmann, Paul "The Ant and the Emperor"
22
301
Lindbeck, George various
22
301
Lowe, Walter "Barth as Critic of Dualism: Rereading the
Romerbrief"
22
302
MacIntyre, Alasdair "Epistemology and Dramatic Narrative"
22
302
Meeks, Wayne A. "'Since Then You Would Need to Go Out of the World': Group
Boundaries
in Pauline Christianity"
22
303
Meyer, Paul re. Romans 9:1 - 11:36 "The Justification of Jesus"
22
304,305
Michalson, Gordon, Jr. "Lessing's 'Ugly Ditch': A Study of Theology and
History"
22
306
Miller, J. Hillis "Parable and Performative in the Gospels and in Modern
Literature"
22
306
Ochs, Peter "The Liberal Arts Disease: Its Neo-Scholastic Cure" "Charles Peirce's
Incomplete Realism"
22
307
O'Regan, Cyril "Hegel and Boehme: Trinitarian Onto-theology and Gnostic Narrative"
"Augustine: The Problem of Evil and the 'Return' of Manichaeism in The City of
God"
23
308
Outka, Gene "Equality and Religiousness B"
23
308
Placher, William C. "Paul Ricoeur and Postliberal Theology: A Conflict of
Interpretations?"
23
308
Power, William L. "Linguistic Structure and Theology"
23
308
Robinson, Robert B. "Literary Functions of the Genealogies of Genesis"
23
308
Root, Michael - various
23
309
Rumscheidt, H. Martin "Liberation for Solidarity: Constructive Contributions of
'Materialistic'
Exegesis of Scripture"
23
309
Santurri, Edmund N. review of The Flight from Authority: Religion , Morality and the
Quest for Autonomy by J. Stout
23
309
Stout, Jeffrey "What is the Meaning of a Text?"
23
309
Stroup, John "Political Theology and Secularization Theory in Germany, 1918-1939:
Emanuel Hirsch as a Phenomenon of His Time" "Some Introductory Comments on the
Approach to Religion in Lessing and
Herder..."
23
310
Szondi, Peter "Introduction to Literary Hermeneutics"
23
310
Thiel, John E. - various
23
312
Thomas, Owen C. -"Theology and Experience: The Chicago School"
23
312
Wells, Jonathan -"A Theory of Intracellular Forces Based on Spin Alignment" ;
"Creationism,
Evolutionism, and Unificationism"
23
312
Werpehowski, William -"Ad Hoc Apologetics"
23
312
West, Cornel -"Frederic Jameson's Marxist Hermeneutics" -"Brief description of my next
book"
23
312
Wiles, Maurice -"Whither Theology?"; "Comments on George Lindbeck's 'Theories of
Religion and 'Method in Theology'"
23
313
Re. AAR Currents in Contemporary Christology Group
23
314
Papers from conference of "The Legacy of H. Richard Niebuhr", by Borowitz, Cady, Lee,
Spohn, Stout
23
315
Papers by unidentified authors
Published Writings by others
24
316,317
Multiple or unidentified authors
24
318
Ahlstrom - Churchill
24
319
Clayton - Crites
24
320
Damrosch - Doerries
25
321
Dove - Graham
25
322
Gustafson - Hartmann
25
323
Heyer - Levi-Strauss
25
324
Lindbeck - Lowe
25
325
McKinnon - Outka
25
326
Pettit
25
327
Placher - Raboteau
26
328
Ricoeur
26
329
Rumscheidt - Searle
26
330
Smith - Sykes
26
331
Taylor - Woolverton
23
311
Thiemann
Student writings
26
332
Partial drafts of dissertations annotated by HWF
26
333
Sample graduate comprehensive exams
26
334
Sample collected student papers for non-HWF courses
Series VI:
Personal Items and Memorabilia
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27
335
Curriculum vitae
27
336
Miscellaneous biographical documentation
27
337,338
Calendar/date books
1959-1977
27
339
Memorial booklet with tributes by Kelsey, Lindbeck, Meeks, Outka
1988
27
339A
Obituary
1988
27
340
Photograph - HWF at Hendrix College
1981
28
341-345
Samples of letters of recommendation written by HWF
1972-1981
Monographs