ALBRECHT CLASSEN is University Distinguished Professor of German Studies at the University of Arizona; he received the title of Grand Knight Commander of the Most Noble Order of the Three Lions in 2017, in recognition of his outstanding service to German studies.

[A]sk[s] and answer[s] some very interesting questions about the study and nature of legends, myths, and mythography.

• Introduction: Faust Scholarship and the Project at Hand - James M. van der LaanThe German Faustian Century - Andrew WeeksFaustus of the Sixteenth Century: His Life, Legend, and Myth - Frank BaronCornelius Agrippa's Double Presence in the Faustian Century - Michael KeeferConverging Magical Legends: Faustus, Paracelsus, and Trithemius - Urs Leo GantenbeinFaust from Cipher to Sign and Pious to Profane - James M. van der LaanThe Aesthetics of the 1587 Spies Historia von D. Johann Fausten - Marguerite de Huszar AllenThe Lutheran Faust: Repentance in the Augsburg Confession and the German Faustbuch - Kresten Thue AndersenMarriage in the Historia von D. Johann Fausten (1587) - Paul Ernst MeyerAntiauthoritarianism and the Problem of Knowledge in the Faustbuch - Andrew WeeksExploring the "Three-Fold World": Faust as Alchemist, Astrologer, and Magician - Helen Watanabe-O'KellyThe Devil in the Early Modern World and in Sixteenth-Century German Devil Literature - Albrecht ClassenEncounters with "Schwarz-Hanz": Jacob Böhme and the Literature of the Devil in the Sixteenth Century - Günther BonheimD. Johann Faust and the Cannibals: Geographic Horizons in the Sixteenth Century - Karl S. GuthkeA Sixteenth-Century Chronology of Significant References to Faust with Parallel World EventsSelect BibliographyNotes on the ContributorsIndex

ALBRECHT CLASSEN is University Distinguished Professor of German Studies at the University of Arizona; he received the title of Grand Knight Commander of the Most Noble Order of the Three Lions in 2017, in recognition of his outstanding service to German studies.

[A]sk[s] and answer[s] some very interesting questions about the study and nature of legends, myths, and mythography.

• Introduction: Faust Scholarship and the Project at Hand - James M. van der LaanThe German Faustian Century - Andrew WeeksFaustus of the Sixteenth Century: His Life, Legend, and Myth - Frank BaronCornelius Agrippa's Double Presence in the Faustian Century - Michael KeeferConverging Magical Legends: Faustus, Paracelsus, and Trithemius - Urs Leo GantenbeinFaust from Cipher to Sign and Pious to Profane - James M. van der LaanThe Aesthetics of the 1587 Spies Historia von D. Johann Fausten - Marguerite de Huszar AllenThe Lutheran Faust: Repentance in the Augsburg Confession and the German Faustbuch - Kresten Thue AndersenMarriage in the Historia von D. Johann Fausten (1587) - Paul Ernst MeyerAntiauthoritarianism and the Problem of Knowledge in the Faustbuch - Andrew WeeksExploring the "Three-Fold World": Faust as Alchemist, Astrologer, and Magician - Helen Watanabe-O'KellyThe Devil in the Early Modern World and in Sixteenth-Century German Devil Literature - Albrecht ClassenEncounters with "Schwarz-Hanz": Jacob Böhme and the Literature of the Devil in the Sixteenth Century - Günther BonheimD. Johann Faust and the Cannibals: Geographic Horizons in the Sixteenth Century - Karl S. GuthkeA Sixteenth-Century Chronology of Significant References to Faust with Parallel World EventsSelect BibliographyNotes on the ContributorsIndex

ALBRECHT CLASSEN is University Distinguished Professor of German Studies at the University of Arizona; he received the title of Grand Knight Commander of the Most Noble Order of the Three Lions in 2017, in recognition of his outstanding service to German studies.

[A]sk[s] and answer[s] some very interesting questions about the study and nature of legends, myths, and mythography.

• Introduction: Faust Scholarship and the Project at Hand - James M. van der LaanThe German Faustian Century - Andrew WeeksFaustus of the Sixteenth Century: His Life, Legend, and Myth - Frank BaronCornelius Agrippa's Double Presence in the Faustian Century - Michael KeeferConverging Magical Legends: Faustus, Paracelsus, and Trithemius - Urs Leo GantenbeinFaust from Cipher to Sign and Pious to Profane - James M. van der LaanThe Aesthetics of the 1587 Spies Historia von D. Johann Fausten - Marguerite de Huszar AllenThe Lutheran Faust: Repentance in the Augsburg Confession and the German Faustbuch - Kresten Thue AndersenMarriage in the Historia von D. Johann Fausten (1587) - Paul Ernst MeyerAntiauthoritarianism and the Problem of Knowledge in the Faustbuch - Andrew WeeksExploring the "Three-Fold World": Faust as Alchemist, Astrologer, and Magician - Helen Watanabe-O'KellyThe Devil in the Early Modern World and in Sixteenth-Century German Devil Literature - Albrecht ClassenEncounters with "Schwarz-Hanz": Jacob Böhme and the Literature of the Devil in the Sixteenth Century - Günther BonheimD. Johann Faust and the Cannibals: Geographic Horizons in the Sixteenth Century - Karl S. GuthkeA Sixteenth-Century Chronology of Significant References to Faust with Parallel World EventsSelect BibliographyNotes on the ContributorsIndex