Martin Mulsow, Ph.D. (1991) in Philosophy, University of Munich, is Professor of Intellectual History at the University of Erfurt and Director of the Gotha Research Center for Early Modern Studies. He has published with Brill The Berlin Refuge 1680-1780 (2003, ed. with S. Pott and L. Danneberg), Secret Conversions to Judaism in Early Modern Europe (2004, ed. with Richard H. Popkin) and Socinianism and Arminianism (2005, ed. with Jan Rohls).

• Preface From Antiquarianism to Bible Criticism? Young Reimarus visits the Netherlands, Martin MulsowEdifying versus Rational Hermeneutics: Hermann Samuel Reimarus’ Revision of Johann Adolf Hoffmann’s Neue Erklärung des Buchs Hiob , Wilhelm Schmidt-BiggemannThe Public Discourse of Hermann Samuel Reimarus and Johann Lorenz Schmidt in the Hamburgische Berichte von Gelehrten Sachen in 1736, Ursula GoldenbaumReimarus, the Cardinal, and the Remaking of Cassius Dio’ Roman History, Ulrich GroetschReimarus, the Hamburg Jews, and the Messiah, Dietrich KleinThe Philosophical Context of Hermann Samuel Reimarus’ Radical Bible Criticism, Jonathan IsraelLiving in the Enlightenment: The Reimarus Household Accounts of 1728-1780, Almut and Paul SpaldingIndex of Names

"[...] Eine sehr erfreuliche Neuerscheinung, die dazu angetan ist, die Forschung zu Reimarus zu verstärken, der für das Verständnis der Aufklärung in Deutschland eine Schlüsselfigur ist." Till Kinzel, IFB

Martin Mulsow, Ph.D. (1991) in Philosophy, University of Munich, is Professor of Intellectual History at the University of Erfurt and Director of the Gotha Research Center for Early Modern Studies. He has published with Brill The Berlin Refuge 1680-1780 (2003, ed. with S. Pott and L. Danneberg), Secret Conversions to Judaism in Early Modern Europe (2004, ed. with Richard H. Popkin) and Socinianism and Arminianism (2005, ed. with Jan Rohls).

• Preface From Antiquarianism to Bible Criticism? Young Reimarus visits the Netherlands, Martin MulsowEdifying versus Rational Hermeneutics: Hermann Samuel Reimarus’ Revision of Johann Adolf Hoffmann’s Neue Erklärung des Buchs Hiob , Wilhelm Schmidt-BiggemannThe Public Discourse of Hermann Samuel Reimarus and Johann Lorenz Schmidt in the Hamburgische Berichte von Gelehrten Sachen in 1736, Ursula GoldenbaumReimarus, the Cardinal, and the Remaking of Cassius Dio’ Roman History, Ulrich GroetschReimarus, the Hamburg Jews, and the Messiah, Dietrich KleinThe Philosophical Context of Hermann Samuel Reimarus’ Radical Bible Criticism, Jonathan IsraelLiving in the Enlightenment: The Reimarus Household Accounts of 1728-1780, Almut and Paul SpaldingIndex of Names

"[...] Eine sehr erfreuliche Neuerscheinung, die dazu angetan ist, die Forschung zu Reimarus zu verstärken, der für das Verständnis der Aufklärung in Deutschland eine Schlüsselfigur ist." Till Kinzel, IFB

Martin Mulsow, Ph.D. (1991) in Philosophy, University of Munich, is Professor of Intellectual History at the University of Erfurt and Director of the Gotha Research Center for Early Modern Studies. He has published with Brill The Berlin Refuge 1680-1780 (2003, ed. with S. Pott and L. Danneberg), Secret Conversions to Judaism in Early Modern Europe (2004, ed. with Richard H. Popkin) and Socinianism and Arminianism (2005, ed. with Jan Rohls).

• Preface From Antiquarianism to Bible Criticism? Young Reimarus visits the Netherlands, Martin MulsowEdifying versus Rational Hermeneutics: Hermann Samuel Reimarus’ Revision of Johann Adolf Hoffmann’s Neue Erklärung des Buchs Hiob , Wilhelm Schmidt-BiggemannThe Public Discourse of Hermann Samuel Reimarus and Johann Lorenz Schmidt in the Hamburgische Berichte von Gelehrten Sachen in 1736, Ursula GoldenbaumReimarus, the Cardinal, and the Remaking of Cassius Dio’ Roman History, Ulrich GroetschReimarus, the Hamburg Jews, and the Messiah, Dietrich KleinThe Philosophical Context of Hermann Samuel Reimarus’ Radical Bible Criticism, Jonathan IsraelLiving in the Enlightenment: The Reimarus Household Accounts of 1728-1780, Almut and Paul SpaldingIndex of Names

"[...] Eine sehr erfreuliche Neuerscheinung, die dazu angetan ist, die Forschung zu Reimarus zu verstärken, der für das Verständnis der Aufklärung in Deutschland eine Schlüsselfigur ist." Till Kinzel, IFB