Schleiermacher's religious writings and sermons are both a theoretical unfolding and literary-rhetorical perfection of religious communication. Mirjam Sauer examines both aspects. In the light of early Romantic literary works and late-Enlightenment sermons, she interprets the models of communication developed as contributions to a theology of religious speech at the threshold of modernity.

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Mirjam Sauer, Gießen University, Germany.