Listening to Tillich
Listening to Tillich
Conversations with contemporaries, lectures and contributions from research. Multi-part recordings are divided into sections that can be played individually and cited by their own address. Two holdings are documented but not yet digitised — this is stated explicitly.
Eyewitness conversation
Ted Farris on his grandfather Paul Tillich
New York, 2019. Paul Tillich's grandson remembers his grandfather, Hanna Tillich, the family's movement between German and English, and what has remained of the work. Six sections, each playable on its own. The conversation also exists in full in German.
- Runtime
- 6 sections, around 9 minutes in total
- Source
- Interview conducted by the research project, New York 2019
- Rights
- With the consent of the interviewee
- Accompanying
- German version available in ten sections
Original recording · Audio
Conversation series
Tillich in interreligious conversation
A nine-part series on Tillich as a mediator between religions, on the problem of defining religion, and on Confucianism. Recorded in 2020 as part of the research project, partly in German, partly in English.
- Runtime
- 9 sections, around 13 minutes in total
- Source
- Research project, recorded 2020
- Rights
- As stated by those involved
- Accompanying
- German and English mixed
Original recording · Audio
Lecture series
Religion and violence — Tillich and the Seneca Nation
Verna Ehret on Tillich's concept of justice and his engagement for the Seneca Nation in the Kinzua conflict. Five sections, recorded in 2020. The basis of the module “Love, Power and Justice”.
- Runtime
- 5 sections, around 15 minutes in total
- Source
- Research project, recorded 2020
- Rights
- As stated by the speaker
- Accompanying
- In English
Original recording · Audio
Research
Lectures from Tillich research
Contributions by Werner Schüßler and Christian Danz on Tillich's concept of God and on the relation between German idealism and theology, recorded in 2018. Together with an extended conversation with Mary Ann Stenger on creative justice, racism and feminist theology.
- Runtime
- 3 contributions, 6 to 38 minutes
- Source
- German Paul Tillich Society
- Rights
- As stated by the speakers
- Accompanying
- The first two contributions are in German
Original recording · Audio
Podcast
Tillich podcast
An introduction to Tillich's thought in conversation form, made in 2018 in connection with the module on Judaism. In German.
- Runtime
- 6:45
- Source
- Research project, 2018
- Rights
- CC BY-SA 4.0
- Accompanying
- In German · transcript in preparation
Original recording · Audio
Original recording
Address on receiving the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade
Frankfurt am Main, 1962. Tillich speaks about the experience of living on the boundary and about responsibility after the catastrophe. The longest continuous address in the collection. In German.
- Runtime
- 40:38
- Source
- Archive of the German Paul Tillich Society
- Rights
- Cleared for use in teaching and research
- Accompanying
- In German
Original recording · Audio
Tape, digitised
Tape in 19 tracks
A continuously recorded tape, digitised and segmented into 19 tracks. Side 1 carries nine, side 2 carries ten. In German.
- Runtime
- 92:26
- Source
- Private holdings, handed over in 2017
- Rights
- German Paul Tillich Society
- Accompanying
- The tracks have not yet been catalogued by content
Original recording · Audio