The Lüdemann case in the renowned journal Religion

Journal Religion

Volume 32, Issue 2

1. The Decline of Academic Theology at Göttingen, Pages 87-94, Gerd Lüdemann

2. A Professor of Theology Is No '"Normal" University Teacher': On a Changed 'Basis of Relations', Pages 95-96, Gerhard Besier

3. Lüdemann's Surprise, Pages 97-101, Bruce Chilton

4. Hypocrisy and the New Testament, Pages 103-104, Philip R. Davies

5. The End of a Great Tradition?, Pages 105-106, Robert W. Funk

6. Academic Freedom and the Plight of German Theological Studies, Pages 107-112, Douglas A. Knight

7. Academic Theology in Germany, Pages 113-116, Reinhard G. Kratz

8. Different Rules Needed, Pages 117-118, Bernhard Lang

9. The Gentilemen's Agreement, Pages 119-123, Amy-Jill Levine

10. Is Theology Possible in the Academy?, Pages 125-127, Jacob Neusner

11. Vocational Schools, Professor Lüdemann, and the University: Lessons from the American Law School Experience and Mark Twain, Pages 129-133, Stephen B. Presser

12. A Catholic Perspective on Protestant Göttingen, Pages 135-138, William M. Shea

13. Reply, Pages 139-140, Gerd Lüdemann

14. APPENDIX, Pages 141-142