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David Friedrich Strauss

German theologian whose Life of Jesus, treating the gospels as myth, caused a scandal that split the Hegelian school into right and left and opened the way for the Young Hegelians' critique of religion. George Eliot translated it into English in 1846.

Lived: 1808–1874
Also known as: Strauss, David Friedrich · David Friedrich Strauß
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Sources: Wikipedia — David Strauss

Bibliography

First editions. A tick marks a work matched to a library catalogue record.

Year	Title	First published by	Records
1835	Das Leben Jesu	C. F. Osiander, Tübingen	Open Library
1835	Das Leben Jesu, kritisch bearbeitet✓ Published in two volumes, 1835–1836.	C. F. Osiander, Tübingen	Open Library · WorldCat record
1840	Die christliche Glaubenslehre✓ Published in two volumes, 1840–1841.	C. F. Osiander, Tübingen	Open Library · WorldCat record
1858	Ulrich von Hutten	F. A. Brockhaus, Leipzig	Open Library
1865	A New Life of Jesus — In Two Volumes	Williams and Norgate, London	Open Library
1870	Voltaire — sechs vorträge	S. Hirzel, Leipzig [Germany	Open Library
1872	Der alte und der neue Glaube — ein Bekenntniss	Alfred Kröner Verlag, Leipzig	Open Library
1873	The Old Faith and the New — A Confession	Asher, London	Open Library

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