"Most of the essays in this volume had their origin in a conference organized at Emory University in 2004, 'Pietism in Two Worlds: Transmissions of Dissent in Germany and North America, 1680-1820'. Emory's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and the German Historical Institute in Washington, D.C. provided significant funding that made this international conference possible."
Introduction: pietism in two worlds /Jonathan Strom
Part I. Defining Pietism in the World of Transatlantic Religious Revivals:
1. Pietism in the world of transatlantic religious revivals / Hartmut Lehmann
2. Some thoughts on pietism in American religious history / Stephen J. Stein
3. Communication networks as one aspect of pietist definition: the example of radical pietist connections between colonial North America and Europe / D.F. Durnbaugh
4. Religion in the Atlantic world: the Ebenezer communication network, 1732-1828 / Alexander Pyrges
Part II. Dissent and Migration: Old World Heritage:
5. Johanna Eleonora Petersen in the context of women's and gender studies / Ruth Albrecht
6. Homeless minds: the migration of radical pietists, their writings, and ideas in early modern Europe / Douglas H. Shantz
7. From Jakob Böhme via Jane Leade to Eva von Buttlar: transmigrations and transformations of religious ideas / Willi Temme
8. Traveling prophets: inspirationists wandering through Europe and to the New World: mission, transmission of divine word, poetry / Hans-Jürgen Schrader
Part III. Dissent and Migration: New World Confrontations:
9. Heinrich Melchior Mühlenberg and the pietisms in colonial America / Hermann Wellenreuther
10. 'Only brothers should be accepted into this proposed council': restricting women's leadership in Moravian Bethlehem / Beverly Prior Smaby
11. The evolution of the Bethlehem Pilgergemeine / Katharine Carté Engel
12. 'Don't teach my Negroes to be pietists': pietism and the roots of the black Protestant church / Jon Sensbach
13. 'If you want to be the Lord's servant, resign yourself to confrontation': the pietist challenge in early Georgia / Helene M. Kastinger Riley
Part IV. New Directions in Research:
14. Halle pietism and the Prussian state: infiltration, dissent, and subversion / Ben Marschke
15. Pietism, print culture, and Salzburg Protestantism on the eve of expulsion /James Van Horn Melton
16. 'The hope of better times': pietism and the Jews / Christopher Clark
17. How to incorporate gender in Lutheran pietism research: narratives and counter-narratives / Ulrike Gleixner.
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Pietism in Germany and North America 1680-1820. ISBN 9780754664017. Published by Ashgate in 2009. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
