Carsten Lorenz Wilke
Biographic Data
| ID | 1705976 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carsten Lorenz Wilke |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carsten Lorenz |
| FAMILY NAME | Wilke |
| SIGNATURE | WILKE C L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cultura |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9785-208X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Les juifs portugais de Bayonne et le chocolat
L’article retrace la trajectoire d’Antonio de Acuña (1615-c.1670), marchand portugais de Séville passé du crypto-judaïsme au militantisme catholique après avoir subi la torture inquisitoriale au Pérou. Installé à Rouen parmi les crypto-juifs, il devint un agent actif de conversion, utilisant surtout le verset biblique des « soixante-dix semaines » de Daniel 9 : 24 pour prouver la vérité du christianisme. L’auteur conclut que son antijudaïsme acha…
Les conversions d’Antonio de Acuña, judaïsant pénitent et missionnaire catholique
L’article retrace la trajectoire d’Antonio de Acuña (1615-c.1670), marchand portugais de Séville passé du crypto-judaïsme au militantisme catholique après avoir subi la torture inquisitoriale au Pérou. Installé à Rouen parmi les crypto-juifs, il devint un agent actif de conversion, utilisant surtout le verset biblique des « soixante-dix semaines » de Daniel 9 : 24 pour prouver la vérité du christianisme. L’auteur conclut que son antijudaïsme acha…
Expressing Emotion within pre-Emancipation German Jewry
Writing Indigenousness
When Central European Jews underwent massive urbanization during the nineteenth century, their German-language narrative fiction retold this experience in a historical garb. Based on six literary examples, this article argues that during the 1850s, Jewish writing radically changed from an outsider to an insider perspective, while nonetheless emphasizing the precarious position of Jews in the city. The first three examples, The Rabbi of Bacharach …
Die Tora dreier Jahrtausende
Decimal Diaspora
The present article reviews religious constructions of Jewish diaspora History in their long-term evolution and discusses a midrashic text that hints at a historical turning-point in the 12th century. In the Antiquity, gendered metaphors were most commonly used to characterize the troubled relations between God, the Land, and the people of Israel. Early medieval conceptions speculated about the cyclical repetition of deportation events and other …
Building the Great Synagogue of Pest
In the aftermath of the 1848 revolutions, the search for a symbolic Jewish presence in the urban centers of Central Europe led to the emergence of a monumental synagogue architecture in the Moorish revival style. This new architectural convention experienced a sudden breakthrough in April and May 1854, when it was adopted almost simultaneously in the plans for three major synagogues to be built in Leipzig, Vienna, and Pest. In this article, I wil…
Theologie im Tauchbad
This article surveys three centuries of rabbinic culture in Schnaittach (Central Franconia) on the basis of unexplored Hebrew sources. Located in an enclave within the Nuremberg territory, the Schnaittach rabbinate served four rural communities and variously exerted jurisdiction over large areas of Franconia, Upper Palatinate, and Bavaria. As a provincial authority, the rabbinate was oriented toward the political centers in Amberg, Munich, and Vi…
The pursuit of the Sanhedrin
This article studies the Hungarian Jewish Congress of 1868–1869 from a European perspective. During the run-up to the Congress, the Jewish press discussed intensely the organizational models found in Jewish history, in modern Jewries abroad, as well as in the minority churches of Hungary. Central European Jews challenged the success narrative that had come to be associated with the Napoleonic Sanhedrin and the central administration of French Jew…
From Talmud Torah to Oriental Studies
Historicizing Christianity and Profiat Duran’s Kelimat ha-Goyim (1397)
This study of the Hebrew treatise Kelimat ha-Goyim (“Shame of the Gentiles,” 1397) by Profiat Duran exemplifies the stimulating impact medieval religious polemics exerted on the scholarly construction of Christian religious history. Besides explaining Jesus in his Jewish context, this Catalan author outlined in detail the emergence of the fundamental Christian dogmas during the apostolic, patristic, and medieval age and searched for the driving f…
Materialidad y santificación de los libros según el misticismo judío medieval
Materialidad y santificación de los libros según el misticismo judío medieval
Midrashim from Bordeaux
This article reconstructs an unknown theological controversy that took place during the years 1655–1658 inside the Portuguese converso diaspora, manifesting the conflictive dynamics of its internal religious pluralism. Defending Catholicism with the help of Midrashic quotations, the Bordeaux canon Jérôme Lopès provoked replies from two Jewish physicians of Amsterdam, who can be identified as Isaac Naar and (possibly) Benjamin Mussaphia. Their Por…
Dialogues of the Dead
© Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, 2008 ZUTOT 5.1 Also available online – www.brill.nl DIALOGUES OF THE DEAD: TALKING EPITAPHS BY SEPHARDI AND ASHKENAZI RABBIS OF HAMBURG Carsten L. Wilke Salomon Ludwig Steinheim-Institut für deutsch-jüdische Geschichte an der Universität Duisburg-Essen During the seventeenth century, the almost simultaneous arrival of Sephardi and Ashkenazi refugees in Amsterdam, Hamburg and London generated social antagonism betwe…
Humanität als Priesterschaft
Aus dem deutschen Reformjudentum des 19. Jahrhunderts wurde insbesondere die »wissenschaftliche« Strömung Abraham Geigers und Samuel Holdheims berühmt, die in Freiheit von politischen Rücksichten nach einer historisch-philologisch kohärent fundamentierten Theologie strebte. Von der Geschichtsschreibung weniger berücksichtigt, da konzeptuell schwieriger fassbar, blieb die sogenannte »gemäßigte« Reformtendenz derselben Epoche, die in pragmatischer …
À propos d'un compte rendu
Wilke Carsten Lorenz. A propos d'un compte rendu. In: Revue des études juives, tome 165, n°3-4, juillet-décembre 2006. pp. 541-543
Le rapport d’un espion du Saint-Office sur sa mission auprès des crypto-juifs de Saint-Jean-de-Luz (1611)
Talmudschüler, Student, Seminarist
Wenn auch die überragende religionsgeschichtliche Bedeutung, die dem Jüdisch-theologischen Seminar Breslau zukommt, aus dem historischen Abstand überdeutlich ist, so fällt es gleichwohl nicht leicht, die innovative Leistung dieser Institution zur Zeit ihrer Gründung in eine einfache Formel zu fassen. Das Breslauer Rabbinerseminar war nicht das erste der Geschichte, ebensowenig war es der erste institutionelle Rahmen für eine wissenschaftlich-rabb…
Decimal Diaspora
The present article reviews religious constructions of Jewish diaspora History in their long-term evolution and discusses a midrashic text that hints at a historical turning-point in the 12th century. In the Antiquity, gendered metaphors were most commonly used to characterize the troubled relations between God, the Land, and the people of Israel. Early medieval conceptions speculated about the cyclical repetition of deportation events and other …
Talmudschüler, Student, Seminarist
Wenn auch die überragende religionsgeschichtliche Bedeutung, die dem Jüdisch-theologischen Seminar Breslau zukommt, aus dem historischen Abstand überdeutlich ist, so fällt es gleichwohl nicht leicht, die innovative Leistung dieser Institution zur Zeit ihrer Gründung in eine einfache Formel zu fassen. Das Breslauer Rabbinerseminar war nicht das erste der Geschichte, ebensowenig war es der erste institutionelle Rahmen für eine wissenschaftlich-rabb…
À propos d'un compte rendu
Wilke Carsten Lorenz. A propos d'un compte rendu. In: Revue des études juives, tome 165, n°3-4, juillet-décembre 2006. pp. 541-543
Le rapport d’un espion du Saint-Office sur sa mission auprès des crypto-juifs de Saint-Jean-de-Luz (1611)
Humanität als Priesterschaft
Aus dem deutschen Reformjudentum des 19. Jahrhunderts wurde insbesondere die »wissenschaftliche« Strömung Abraham Geigers und Samuel Holdheims berühmt, die in Freiheit von politischen Rücksichten nach einer historisch-philologisch kohärent fundamentierten Theologie strebte. Von der Geschichtsschreibung weniger berücksichtigt, da konzeptuell schwieriger fassbar, blieb die sogenannte »gemäßigte« Reformtendenz derselben Epoche, die in pragmatischer …
Dialogues of the Dead
© Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, 2008 ZUTOT 5.1 Also available online – www.brill.nl DIALOGUES OF THE DEAD: TALKING EPITAPHS BY SEPHARDI AND ASHKENAZI RABBIS OF HAMBURG Carsten L. Wilke Salomon Ludwig Steinheim-Institut für deutsch-jüdische Geschichte an der Universität Duisburg-Essen During the seventeenth century, the almost simultaneous arrival of Sephardi and Ashkenazi refugees in Amsterdam, Hamburg and London generated social antagonism betwe…
Midrashim from Bordeaux
This article reconstructs an unknown theological controversy that took place during the years 1655–1658 inside the Portuguese converso diaspora, manifesting the conflictive dynamics of its internal religious pluralism. Defending Catholicism with the help of Midrashic quotations, the Bordeaux canon Jérôme Lopès provoked replies from two Jewish physicians of Amsterdam, who can be identified as Isaac Naar and (possibly) Benjamin Mussaphia. Their Por…
Materialidad y santificación de los libros según el misticismo judío medieval
Materialidad y santificación de los libros según el misticismo judío medieval
From Talmud Torah to Oriental Studies
Historicizing Christianity and Profiat Duran’s Kelimat ha-Goyim (1397)
This study of the Hebrew treatise Kelimat ha-Goyim (“Shame of the Gentiles,” 1397) by Profiat Duran exemplifies the stimulating impact medieval religious polemics exerted on the scholarly construction of Christian religious history. Besides explaining Jesus in his Jewish context, this Catalan author outlined in detail the emergence of the fundamental Christian dogmas during the apostolic, patristic, and medieval age and searched for the driving f…
Theologie im Tauchbad
This article surveys three centuries of rabbinic culture in Schnaittach (Central Franconia) on the basis of unexplored Hebrew sources. Located in an enclave within the Nuremberg territory, the Schnaittach rabbinate served four rural communities and variously exerted jurisdiction over large areas of Franconia, Upper Palatinate, and Bavaria. As a provincial authority, the rabbinate was oriented toward the political centers in Amberg, Munich, and Vi…
The pursuit of the Sanhedrin
This article studies the Hungarian Jewish Congress of 1868–1869 from a European perspective. During the run-up to the Congress, the Jewish press discussed intensely the organizational models found in Jewish history, in modern Jewries abroad, as well as in the minority churches of Hungary. Central European Jews challenged the success narrative that had come to be associated with the Napoleonic Sanhedrin and the central administration of French Jew…
Building the Great Synagogue of Pest
In the aftermath of the 1848 revolutions, the search for a symbolic Jewish presence in the urban centers of Central Europe led to the emergence of a monumental synagogue architecture in the Moorish revival style. This new architectural convention experienced a sudden breakthrough in April and May 1854, when it was adopted almost simultaneously in the plans for three major synagogues to be built in Leipzig, Vienna, and Pest. In this article, I wil…
Die Tora dreier Jahrtausende
Decimal Diaspora
The present article reviews religious constructions of Jewish diaspora History in their long-term evolution and discusses a midrashic text that hints at a historical turning-point in the 12th century. In the Antiquity, gendered metaphors were most commonly used to characterize the troubled relations between God, the Land, and the people of Israel. Early medieval conceptions speculated about the cyclical repetition of deportation events and other …
Writing Indigenousness
When Central European Jews underwent massive urbanization during the nineteenth century, their German-language narrative fiction retold this experience in a historical garb. Based on six literary examples, this article argues that during the 1850s, Jewish writing radically changed from an outsider to an insider perspective, while nonetheless emphasizing the precarious position of Jews in the city. The first three examples, The Rabbi of Bacharach …
Expressing Emotion within pre-Emancipation German Jewry
Les juifs portugais de Bayonne et le chocolat
L’article retrace la trajectoire d’Antonio de Acuña (1615-c.1670), marchand portugais de Séville passé du crypto-judaïsme au militantisme catholique après avoir subi la torture inquisitoriale au Pérou. Installé à Rouen parmi les crypto-juifs, il devint un agent actif de conversion, utilisant surtout le verset biblique des « soixante-dix semaines » de Daniel 9 : 24 pour prouver la vérité du christianisme. L’auteur conclut que son antijudaïsme acha…
Les conversions d’Antonio de Acuña, judaïsant pénitent et missionnaire catholique
L’article retrace la trajectoire d’Antonio de Acuña (1615-c.1670), marchand portugais de Séville passé du crypto-judaïsme au militantisme catholique après avoir subi la torture inquisitoriale au Pérou. Installé à Rouen parmi les crypto-juifs, il devint un agent actif de conversion, utilisant surtout le verset biblique des « soixante-dix semaines » de Daniel 9 : 24 pour prouver la vérité du christianisme. L’auteur conclut que son antijudaïsme acha…
Philosophy (10 works) · Art (9 works) · History (7 works) · Judaism (7 works) · Classics (6 works) · Humanities (6 works) · Theology (6 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Medieval and Classical Philosophy (5 works) · Political science (5 works)