Preliminary Inventory of the Stanley Hauerwas Papers, 1962-2008 and undated
Letters to Hauerwas (28,403 items, 52.25 linear
feet; dated 1972-2000) from Paul Ramsey discussing points
of theology and Christian ethics; correspondence, addresses
and writings, clippings, and notes relating to Hauerwas's
work as a Christian ethicist; a copy of Ramsey's work
Speak Up for Just War or Pacifism that contains an epilogue by Hauerwas, and
Ramsey's letters to Hauerwas regarding the completion of
the book; other papers on the ethical questions surrounding
the issue of Christianity and war; 19 essays on Ramsey by
various authors; and subject files focusing on conferences,
workshops, topical subject areas, and writings and speeches
by Hauerwas and others. There is also correspondence
regarding the work of students and colleagues; university
committees; events; publications; reviews of
Dispatches from the Front; and miscellaneous materials. Container lists
exist for a portion of this material. (88-017, 89-035,
95-111, 98-419, 99-003, 00-296, 00-333)
The addition to the collection (2001-0138) (939
items, 1.5 linear feet; dated 1991-1999) includes
professional correspondence and recommendations for
graduate students he mentored; drafts and finished essays
by Hauerwas, his colleagues, graduate students, and those
published in
The Hauerwas Reader
(Duke University Press, 2001); and materials relating to
Hauerwas' conference attendance (ca. 1991-1999). There are
also 39 electronic documents originally on three 3.5"
diskettes and migrated to the electronic records server. A
container list was not created for this accession.
The addition to the collection (2001-0181)(2175
items, 3.4 linear feet; dated 1993-1999) comprises
primarily incoming and copies of outgoing correspondence
with students, former students, and colleagues, including
drafts of essays. Also includes material on conferences
Hauerwas attended.
The addition (2002-0236) (3325 items, 5.2 linear
feet; dated 1962-2002) is comprised of Hauerwas' lectures
and course materials, professional correspondence, printed
material, and reviews of his publications. Also includes
his graduate student and event files.
The addition (2003-0116) (2175 items, 3.4 linear
feet; dated 1990-2003) is chiefly comprised of incoming
professional correspondence, including commentary on the
religious aspects of the terrorist attacks of September 11,
2001; also includes recommendations written by Hauerwas;
drafts and finished essays by Hauerwas and others; and
correspondence, essays, and other materials relating to
conferences Hauerwas attended.
The addition (2003-0144) (3150 items, 5.0 linear
feet; dated 1992-2003) contains mainly essays received by
or written by Hauerwas; as well as incoming and outgoing
correspondence with former students, colleagues and
others.
Additions (2007-082 and 2007-083)(2100 items, 2.8 lin. ft.; dated 1991-2003) contains files related to former students and colleagues, as well as information about conferences. The files primarily include correspondence, drafts of essays, doctoral exams, and recommendations.
The addition (2008-0123) (13500 items; 19 lin. ft.; dated 1995-2005) contains subject files, correspondence and other professional files collected while Sarah Freedman was Hauerwas' assistant.
Addition (2009-0094) (2 items; 0.1 lin. ft.; dated 2006 and no date) contains two DVDs with programs by Hauerwas: the inaugural Will D. Campbell lecture series on Faith and Social Justices (2006) and Why Religious Diversity is a Bad Idea, from the Chicago Sunday Evening Club.
Additions (2009-0272 and 2009-0273) (7200 items; 9.6 lin. ft.; dated 2001-2008) include travel materials, research and writings, and coursework and student correspondence from 2002-2006. Also includes reactions and press from Hauerwas's Time Magazine award (2001) and a manuscript of his book 'Hannah's Child' (summer 2008).
Addition (2012-0039) (3.0 lin. ft.) contains speaking/travel files, student files, correspondence, and writings. Arranged alphabetically within sub-series.
Addition (2012-0108) (3.0 lin. ft.; dated 1990-2001) contains Hauerwas's writing files, including some editorial correspondence and notes, arranged alphabetically by title.
- Title
- Stanley Hauerwas Papers, 1962-2008 and undated
- Creator
-
Hauerwas, Stanley
- Extent
- 100.55 Linear Feet
, 63,967 Items
- Repository
- David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University
- Location
- For current information on
the location of these materials, please consult the
Library's online catalog.
- Language
- English.
Access Restrictions
Parts of the collection are closed during the
donor's lifetime except with his permission.
Also, patrons must sign a waiver concerning
privacy rights. Contact Research Services.
Also, all or portions of this collection may be
housed off-site in Duke University's Library Service
Center. Consequently, there may be a 24-hour delay in
obtaining these materials.
In addition, some of the materials in this
accession are not immediately accessible, because they
require further processing before use.
Please contact Research Services staff before
visiting the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library to use this collection.
Use Restrictions
The copyright interests in this collection have
not been transferred to Duke University. For more
information, consult the copyright section of the
Regulations and Procedures of the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library.
Correspondence: Duke faculty position for which Hauerwas was hired
Box 10
Miscellaneous letters and manuscripts
Box 14
Subject Files
The Subject Files contain materials relating
to subject areas, writings and speeches, and conference or
educational events. Each subject file container is arranged
in internal alphabetical order by topics, personal names,
or institutions.
Box 15-23
Kings College, Canada-Trokcak, Ron
Box 1
Provost and Distinguished Professors
Box 1
Appointments, Promotion, and Tenure
Box 1
Davidson Group on Arts and Humanities
Box 1
American Theological Society
Box 1
Faculty Planning and Appointments Committee
Box 1
Center for Ethical and Political Theory-Gillespie and Flanagan
Box 1
Chaplains in the Military
Box 1
Con't Ed and Lectures Committee
Box 1
Greenwall Foundation RFP Fellowship Program in Health Policy and Bioethics
Box 1
Graduate Program-Our Religion Dept.
Box 1
Illinois College- 1994 Oct. 26
Box 1
Alzheimer's: The Theological Disease
Box 1
Hauerwas Colloquium on the Law-Notre Dame, IN- 1994 Jan. 30-31
Box 1
Murdoch Conference-University of Chicago- 1994 May 11-13
Box 1
New Testament and Ethics Conference-Richard Hayes-Duke University- 1995 Mar. 30-Apr. 1
Box 1
Neibur Lectures, Elmhurst College- 1995 Apr.
Box 1
Bioethics Meeting-Duke and UNC-Monthly
Box 1
Gospel and Our Culture Network-Atlanta, GA- 1995 Feb. 20
Box 1
For Christ's Sake: The Independent
Box 1
In Good Company-Acknowledgments
Box 1
Dispatches from the Front (Duke University Press)-Review File
(Folder 1 of
2)
Box 1
Dispatches from the Front (Duke University Press)-Review File
(Folder 2 of
2)
Box 2
Doctrine: Relations of Doctrine and Ethics (Cambridge Press)-Companions
Box 2
In Good Company-Rights and Permission
Box 2
The Church with the Soul of a Nation-Review of George Mardsen's Book
Box 2
Canon, Critique, and Constitution by Dennis O'Brien
Box 2
Democracy Prospers with Nationalism by George Wills (Durham Herald Sun)
Box 2
Christian Bioethics Subscriptions
Box 2
Christian Existence Today by Stanley Hauerwas
Box 2
The Pope Pits Theology Back into Moral Theology- Commonweal
Box 2
Culture Wars: A Response- Soundings
Box 2
Greenway Response for Koinonia
Box 3
Naming the Silences- Reviews
Box 3
Against the Nation-Reviews
Box 3
Fourteen diskettes were removed from this
accession and replaced by separation sheets. Their contents
were migrated to the electronic records server. Please
contact a Reference Archivist for assistance.
Files on individual students and colleagues
Includes correspondence, writings, and
miscellaneous materials. Names include Tommy Langford and
Desmond Tutu.
(38
files)
Box 1-2
Correspondence (primarily outgoing), 1995 March-1998 December
(54
files)
Box 2-3
Files regarding publications
(13
files)
Box 3-4
Committee and Department files
(4 files)
Box 4
Files regarding Trips to Events
(61
files)
Box 4-5
This accession contains sensitive
information. Patrons must sign a release form before using
the material in this accession.
Brent Walters
(2
folders)
Box 1
Bob Wells, DUMC Communications
Box 1
Catherine Miles Wallace
(2
folders)
Box 1
Kate Wallace II
(3
Folders)
Box 2
Conferences Attended, 1998
Includes: Social Bioethics, Contemporary
Religious Thought, Genetics, Intervarsity, Metheseco,
Bluffton.
Box 2
Conferences Attended, 1998
Includes: Sin Death Devil (Minn), Berkman
Class (D.C.), Good Shepard Families (Bronxville),
University of Richmond, Thomas Moore College, Oglethorpe
University (Atlanta), University of Pacific (CA), Society
of Christian Ethics.
Box 3
Ken Craycraft
(2
folders)
Box 4
Center For Study Of Applied Ethics
Box 4
Duke Admissions Committee, Dept. Of Religion
Box 4
Scott Davis and Richmond Warcraft
(3
folders)
Box 4
Financial Sheets
Includes: Grants, Balance Sheets.
(2
folders)
Box 5
Curtis Freeman
(2 of 3
folders)
Box 5
Curtis Freeman
(3rd of 3
folders)
Box 6
Some of the materials in this accession are
not immediately accessible, because they require further
processing before use. Please contact Research Services
staff before visiting the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library to use this accession.
Contains sensitive material (personal health
information, recommendations, student files). Patrons must
sign a waiver concerning privacy rights. Contact Research
Services staff.
[Contains sensitive information (personal
health information, recommendations, student files).
Patrons must sign a waiver concerning privacy rights.
Contact Research Services.]
Graduate student files, 1988-1997
Box 2
[Contains sensitive information (student
files). Patrons must sign a waiver concerning privacy
rights. Contact Research Services.]
Event files, 1999 (conferences, presentations, etc.)
Box 3
Printed material, 1971-1998
Box 3
[Contains sensitive information (student
files). Patrons must sign a waiver concerning privacy
rights. Contact Research Services.]
Printed material, 1971-1998 (cont.)
Box 4
Hauerwas publication files (articles, interviews), 1995-1996
Box 4
Course/seminar information files (syllabi, exams, etc.), 1973-1975, 1996 and undated
Box 4
[Technical Services staff may need to
reformat newsprint or other brittle paper before use.]
[Contains sensitive information (student
grades). Patrons must sign a waiver concerning privacy
rights. Contact Research Services.]
Loose material: course reading lists, 2000
Box 5
Reviews/correspondence files regarding Hauerwas publications, 1980-1985 and undated
Box 5
Course/presentation information files (outlines, grades, etc., largely concerning ethics), 1969-1982 and undated
Box 5
[Technical Services staff may need to
reformat newsprint or other brittle paper before use.]
[Contains sensitive information (student
grades, papers). Patrons must sign a waiver concerning
privacy rights. Contact Research Services.]
Course/presentation information files (notes, student papers and grades, largely concerning ethics), 1969-1985 and undated
Box 6
Loose material: course information, 1999
Box 6
[Technical Services staff may need to
reformat newsprint or other brittle paper and process
materials in envelopes before use.]
[Contains sensitive information (student
grades, papers). Patrons must sign a waiver concerning
privacy rights. Contact Research Services.]
Course/presentation information files (notes, student papers and grades, largely concerning ethics), 1962-1987 and undated
Box 7
Reviews/correspondence files regarding Hauerwas publications, 1993
Box 7
[Technical Services staff may need to
reformat newsprint or other brittle paper and process
materials in envelopes before use.]
[Contains sensitive information (student
grades, papers). Patrons must sign a waiver concerning
privacy rights. Contact Research Services.]
Yale Institute information, 1977-1978
Box 8
Loose material: notes, clippings, articles, journals, course information, 1973-1998 and undated
Box 8
Course/seminar information files, 1998 and undated
Box 8
Loose material: correspondence, drafts of Hauerwas’s Prayers Plainly Spoken, 1998 and undated
Box 8
[Technical Services staff may need to
reformat newsprint or other brittle paper before use.]
[Contains sensitive information (student
grades, papers). Patrons must sign a waiver concerning
privacy rights. Contact Research Services.]
Prayers (student writings?), 2001 and undated
Box 9
Reviews of Hauerwas publications files, 1974-1990 and undated
Box 9
Duke MALS course information
Box 9
Some of the materials in this accession are
not immediately accessible, because they require further
processing before use. Please contact Research Services
staff before visiting the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library to use this accession.
Accession requires screening for third party
privacy rights before use.
Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1990-2001
Box 1
Essays written or received by Hauerwas, 1990-2001
Box 1
Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1990-2001
Box 2
Essays written or received by Hauerwas, 1990-2001
Box 2
Correspondence, notes, and records regarding lectures and conferences, 2001
Box 2
Correspondence, notes and records regarding lectures and conferences, 2000
Box 3
Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1990-2001
Box 3
Essays written or received by Hauerwas, 1990-2001
Box 3
[Attention: Contains pictorial
material.]
Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1990-2001
Box 4
Records regarding lecture in Japan, 2000
Box 4
Essays written or received by Hauerwas, 1990-2001
Box 4
Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1990-2001
Box 5
Essays written or received by Hauerwas, 1990-2001
Box 5
Essays written or received by Hauerwas, 1990-2001
Box 6
Incoming and outgoing correspondence, including commentary on the religious aspects of the terrorist attacks of 9/11/2001, 2001
Box 6
Some of the materials in this accession are
not immediately accessible, because they require further
processing before use. Please contact Research Services
staff before visiting the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library to use this accession.
Essays received by Hauerwas, 1994-2001
Box 1
Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1991-2002
Box 1
Essays received by Hauerwas, 1992-1997
Box 2
Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1995-2002
Box 2
Essays by Hauerwas and others, 1999
Box 3
Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1992-2002
Box 3
[Technical Services staff may need to
reformat coated paper before use.]
Essays received by Hauerwas, 1995-1999
Box 4
Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1995-2001
Box 4
[Technical Services staff need to process
materials in envelopes before use.]
[Technical Services staff may need to
reformat newsprint before use.]
Essays received by Hauerwas, 1996-1999
Box 5
Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1993-1999
Box 5
[Technical Services staff may need to
reformat newsprint before use.]
Essays received by Hauerwas, 1995-2003
Box 6
Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1993-2001
Box 6
[Technical Services staff may need to
reformat newsprint before use.]
[Technical Services staff may need to
reformat coated paper before use.]
Essays received by Hauerwas, 1995-2001
Box 7
Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1996-2001
Box 7
Essays received by Hauerwas, 1998-1997
Box 8
Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1998-2001
Box 8
Essays received by Hauerwas, 1996-1998
Box 9
Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1995-2001
Box 9
Addition (dated 1991-2003) contains files related to former students and colleagues, as well as information about conferences. The files primarily include correspondence, drafts of essays, doctoral exams, and recommendations.
Includes correspondence, recommendations, essays and exams.
[Contains sensitive materials. Access is restricted.]
Hatchell, Stephanie, 1995-1998
Box 1
Kenneson, Phil, 1991-1999
Box 1
Lamadrid, Lucas, 1994-1997
Box 1
Addition (dated 1991-2003) contains files related to former students and colleagues, as well as information about conferences. The files primarily include correspondence, drafts of essays, doctoral exams, and recommendations.
[Contains sensitive materials. Access is restricted.]
Includes correspondence, recommendations, essays and exams.
Peculiar Books and convocation
Box 1
Rudy, Kathy - Correspondence
Box 1
Conference file, Eastern Mennonite University, 2003
Box 2
JRE-Contributing Editor Essay
Box 2
Notre Dame Press files and correspondence
Box 2
Correspondence-Lewis V. Bradley
Box 2
Declined invitations to appear/speak, 1994-1999
Box 2
Miscellaneous correspondence
Box 2
Correspondence-Dale Martin New Beginnings file
Box 2
Southwestern University, 1995-1999
Box 3
Wilderness Wanderings: Reviews
Box 3
Willimon, Will, 1995-1999
Box 4
Amato-von Hemert, Katherine
Box 4
Law, with Duke Law School - J. Powell, 1996-1999
Box 4
Miscellaneous correspondence
Box 4
Miscellaneous correspondence
Box 5
With Wells, An Ethics Companion
Box 5
Prof. Charlie Pinches, 1997-1999
Box 6
Addition (2008-0123) (13500 items; 19 lin. ft.; dated 1995-2005) contains subject files, correspondence and other professional files collected while Sarah Freedman was Hauerwas' assistant.
Addition (2009-0094) (2 items; 0.1 lin. ft.; dated 2006 and no date) contains two DVDs with programs by Hauerwas: the inaugural Will D. Campbell lecture series on Faith and Social Justices (2006) and Why Religious Diversity is a Bad Idea, from the Chicago Sunday Evening Club.
Files are arranged alphabetically.
Catholics-Divinity School faculty
Box 3
Waters-Yoder and miscellaneous files
Box 12
DVD: Why Religious Diversity is a Bad Idea, 2006
Box 12
DVD: Will D. Campbell Lecture Series: Faith and Social Justice
Box 12
Additions (2009-0272 and 2009-0273) (7200 items; 9.6 lin. ft.; dated 2001-2008) includes travel materials, research and writings, and coursework and student correspondence from 2002-2006. Also includes reactions and press from Hauerwas's Time Magazine award (2001) and a manuscript of his book Hannah's Child (summer 2008).
This addition has not been processed. Folders are listed but have not been further arranged.
American Academy of Religion, Philadelphia, November 2005
Box 1
Mere Christianity, Furman University, Greenville, SC, November 2005
Box 1
Sermon on Mount, Wheaton College IL, November 2005
Box 1
East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, October 2005
Box 1
Idea Adventure, Xian History, UNC, October 2005
Box 1
Brownson Memorial Presbyterian Church, Southern Pines, NC, October 2005
Box 1
Southwestern University, Georgetown, TX, September 2005
Box 1
Luther College Regina University, Saskatchewan, September 2005
Box 1
Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, September 2005
Box 1
Preemptive Peace, Manchester College, North Manchester, IN, June 2005
Box 1
Huron University College, London Ontario Canada, April 2005
Box 1
Oklahoma Health Center, Oklahoma City, April 2005
Box 1
Day at Dayton University, March 2005
Box 1
Seattle Pacific University, March 2005
Box 1
Grinnell College, Grinnell, IA, March 2005
Box 1
Justice Theater Forum, February 2005
Box 1
Virginia Tech and State, Blacksburg, VA, February 2005
Box 1
Wesleyan University, Middleton, CT, February 2005
Box 1
Kirk Ridge Retreat, Bangor, PA, February 2005
Box 1
Georgetown University, April 2005
Box 1
Xianity and Literature, Cambridge, MA May 2005
Box 1
Society of Christian Ethics, Miami, FL, January 2005
Box 1
Yale Divinity School, November 2004
Box 1
Assumption College, MA, November 2004
Box 1
American Academy of Religion, San Antonio,TX, November 2004
Box 1
UNC-Charlotte, November 2004
Box 1
Asbury United Methodist Church, Phoenix, AZ, November 2004
Box 1
Fairfield University, CT, October 2004
Box 1
Central Methodist College, Fayette, MO, October 2004
Box 1
St. John's Epicopal, Tallahassee, FL, October 2004
Box 1
Univeristy of Prince Edward Island, Canada, October 2004
Box 1
St. Paul Episcopal Church, Richmond, VA, September 2004
Box 1
West Virginia Univerisity, Morgantown, September 2004
Box 1
Simpson College, Indianola, IA, September 2004
Box 1
Industrial Areas Foundation, August 2004
Box 1
Broadway Homecoming, South Bend, IN, August/September 2004
Box 1
Ekklesia Annual, DePaul University, July 2004
Box 1
Notre Dame Mennonites, July 2004
Box 1
Quaker House, Guilford College, June 2004
Box 1
Cosmos Club, D.C. Institute for Psychological Sciences, May 2004
Box 1
St. Thomas, Fifth Ave. NYC, April 2004
Box 1
Navarro College, TX, April 2004
Box 1
St. Bonaventure, NY, March 2004
Box 1
Princeton Center for the Study of Religions, March 2004
Box 1
UNC-Charlotte, March 2004
Box 1
University of San Diego, February 2004
Box 1
St. Norbert College, De Pere, WI, February 2004
Box 1
Society of Christian Ethics, Chicago, IL, January 2004
Box 1
Chapel of the Cross, Chapel Hill, NC, January 2004
Box 1
UVA Politics Department, December 2003
Box 1
American Academy of Religion, Atlanta, GA, November 2003
Box 1
Eastern Mennonite University, Harrisonburg, VA, November 2003
Box 1
Seattle Pacific University, November 2003
Box 1
Baylor University, Waco, TX, October 2003
Box 1
Mt. St. Mary's College, MD, October 2003
Box 1
Xianity and Allegiances, DePaul University, IL, October 2003
Box 1
American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Cambridge, MA, October 2003
Box 1
Baptist Carson Newman College, TN, October 2003
Box 1
Canada Mennonite University, Winnipeg, September 2003
Box 1
St. Vincent's College, PA, September 2003
Box 1
Oberlin College, OH, September 2003
Box 1
Ekklesia meeting, Chicago, July/August 2003
Box 1
New Garden Friends, Greensboro, NC, June 2003
Box 1
South Indiana Conference, Bloomington, IN, (Called Off)
Box 1
Colorado College 2003 (did not go)
Box 1
Northfield, MN, 2003 (cancelled)
Box 1
Moravian Theology Seminar, PA, March 2003
Box 1
Yoder/Elkhart, March 2002
Box 1
Austin Presbyterian Theology Seminar, February 2003
Box 1
Servant Leaders School, Washinton D.C., February 2003
Box 1
Elon College, February 2003
Box 1
College weekend, February 2003
Box 1
North Park University, Chicago, IL, February 2003
Box 1
Colgate University, NY, January 2003
Box 1
Chapel Hill Bible Church, January 2003
Box 1
Calvin College, MI, January 2003
Box 1
Society of Christian Ethics, Pittsburgh, PA, January 2003
Box 1
Missouri United Methodist Church Ministries, January 2003
Box 1
The Church of the Holy Family sermon, March 2008
Box 1
Marymount College, May 2003
Box 1
University Presyterian Church, Chapel Hill, NC, April 2003
Box 1
Georgetown Conference, April 2003
Box 1
Oklahoma State, March/April 2003
Box 1
Asheville/UNC Trip, March 2003
Box 1
North Indiana Conference, March 2003
Box 1
Students elsewhere, 2002-2005
Box 2
Now Ph. D. students, 2002-2005
Box 2
Yearby and Barber, 2003-2005
Box 2
Kate Blanchard, 2003-2005
Box 2
Charlie Collier, 2003-2005
Box 2
Sheryl Overmyer, 2004-2005
Box 2
Tristin Hassell, 2003-2004
Box 2
Christian Theology (XIANTHE) Students, 2005
Box 2
Ethics, classes, syllabi, etc., 1995-2005
Box 2
Past 2001-2005 (miscellaneous correspondence)
Box 2
Current applicants Ph.D., 2004-2005
Box 2
Students future, A-L old, 1996-1998
Box 2
Future M-Z, old, 1995-2003
Box 2
Campbell Lecture, University of Mississippi, November 2006
Box 2
St. Margaret's, University of Manitoba, November 2006
Box 2
Rome, education, November 2006
Box 2
Villanova, PA, October 2006
Box 2
Gettysburg, PA, October 2006
Box 2
Belmont Abbey, October 2006
Box 2
Georgetown, KY, October 2006
Box 2
North Park, IL, September 2006
Box 2
St. Andrews, Scotland, August 2006
Box 2
Aberdeen Vanier, September 2007
Box 2
First Presbyterian, Fayetteville, NC, August 2006
Box 2
Ekklesia Project (EP) sermon, July 2006
Box 2
National Health Ministries Association, June 2006
Box 2
San Antonio Catholic Theology Society of America (CTSA), June 2006 (2 folders)
Box 2
Rochester College, MI, May 2006
Box 2
Bonhoeffer's Friendship Poem, January 2006
Box 2
Bonhoeffer's Poetry, Oxford, UK, January 2006
Box 2
Christianity and the Social Crisis, deadline June 1, 2006
Box 2
Idaho, March 2006 (2 folders)
Box 2
Virginia Theology Seminar, May 2006
Box 2
Enda's event in Ireland, April 2006
Box 2
University of Illionois, Thulin Lecture, April 2006
Box 2
Ferrum College, VA, April 2006
Box 2
Ohio University, Religion and Violence, March 2006
Box 2
Abilene Christian University, TX, March 2006
Box 2
University of Dayton, OH, March 2006
Box 2
Seattle University, March 2006
Box 2
St. Thomas Church, PA, February 2006
Box 2
Boston College, February 2006
Box 2
Correspondence, 1998-2005
Box 2
Review of Growing Old in Christ, 2004
Box 3
Speak No Evil, Duke, 2005
Box 3
The End of Protestantism and the Methodist Contribution
Box 3
Leaving Ruins, Kaye Festschrift
Box 3
A Recall to Christian Teachings: Catholic Social Teachings, 2004
Box 3
Baylor, Heart of Texas, 2005
Box 3
Teen: Why Did Jesus Have to Die?
Box 3
Fish and the University, 2006
Box 3
The Sacrifice of Man, 2003-2004
Box 3
Theological Knowledges and Knowledges of the University, 2004
Box 3
Witham Review: Ciffords, 2005
Box 3
Review of Grain of the Universe: The Church's Witness and Natural Theology, 2001
Box 3
Writings and sermons, 1985-2004 (2 folders)
Box 3
Miscellaneous writings and sermons (7 folders)
Box 3
Richard Patrick Church, 1996-2003 (3 folders)
Box 4
Peter Dula, 1996-2005 (2 folders)
Box 4
Johann Friedrich Gugelmann, 1999-2006
Box 4
Jeff McCurry, 1998-2005 (2 folders)
Box 4
Alex Sider, 199-2005 (3 folders)
Box 4
Articles on September 11, 2001
Box 5
Reflections and letters, 2001-2002
Box 5
Lots more fame, 2001-2002
Box 5
Reactions from people, 2003
Box 5
Sermon, September 11, 2002
Box 5
South Atlantic Quarterly, September 11, 2001 issue
Box 5
Loose material, 2001-2003
Box 5
Chapter 1: On Being Saved
Box 7
Chapter 2: Work and Family
Box 7
Chapter 4: The Sixties, Augustana, Teaching
Box 7
Chapter 5: Notre Dame: The Good Years
Box 7
Chapter 6: Notre Dame: The Bad Years
Box 7
Chapter 7: Notre Dame: The Final Years
Box 7
Chapter 8: Duke: The Early Years
Box 7
Chapter 10: Friends, Institutions, Students
Box 7
Chapter 11: Ordinary Time
Box 7
Speaking/travel files, student files, correspondence, and writings. Arranged alphabetically within sub-series.
Student files, A-Z
(22 folders)
Box 1
Abolishing War? An Appeal to Christian Leaders and Theologians
Box 1
Church of the Holy Family Sermon
Box 1
Companion to Summa Theologiae, 2006
Box 1
Duke University: The Good of this Place
Box 1
Love's Work: Discerning the Body Sermon
Box 1
Marriage of Sheryl Overmeyer and Andy Grubb
Box 1
MLK and Christian Nonviolence Sermon
Box 1
Preliminary Thoughts on Goodness Sermon
Box 1
Response: Jeff Stout's Democracy and Tradition
Box 1
Response to John Bowlin: What is Radical about the Ordinary?
Box 1
Scriptural Reasoning Group
Box 1
War and the American Dream
Box 1
Correspondence, 2009-2011
(6 folders)
Box 2
Amnesty lecture, Oxford, 2008
Box 2
Bishop's Lecture, Birmingham College, 2010
Box 2
Carey Theological College, Vancouver, 2009
Box 2
Catholic University, 2008
Box 2
Centenary College of Louisiana, 2009
Box 2
Center for Spirituality, Theology, and Health, Duke University, 2009
Box 2
Charlotte, NC - Myers Park, 2007
Box 2
Christian Labor Association of Canada, 2008
Box 2
Church of the Holy Family, 2011
Box 2
Church of the Incarnation, Dallas, 2010
Box 2
College of Holy Cross, 2010
Box 2
Corcordia Seminary, St. Louis, 2009
Box 2
Eastern Mennonite Seminary, 2010
Box 2
Fondazione per la Sussidiareta, Milan, 2008
Box 2
Georgetown University, 2008
Box 2
Goodwin Conference, Duke University, 2010
Box 2
Grandeur of Reason, Rome, 2008
Box 2
Holmer Lecture, University of Minnesota, 2007
Box 2
Houghton College, New York, 2009
Box 2
Indiana Wesleyan University, 2010
Box 2
Institut Catholique de Paris, 2007
Box 2
Jonas' Baptism, St. Bartholomew's Church, 2007
Box 2
Journey Group visiting Duke, 2010
Box 2
King's College, New York, 2010
Box 2
MacIntyre Conference, 2008
Box 2
MacIntyre Honorary Degree, Duke University, 2010
Box 2
Nazarene Theological Seminary: Conversation with Lindbeck and Burrell, 2007
Box 2
Pastor-Theologian Program, Quebec, 2007
Box 2
Peace Among Peoples Conference, 2010
Box 2
Prayer of Resistance, 2008
Box 2
Princeton: Youth, Church, Culture, 2007
Box 2
Religion and Modernity, Michigan State, 2009
Box 2
Rocky Mountain College, 2007
Box 2
Society of Biblical Literature, Atlanta, 2010
Box 2
Society of Christian Ethics, Chicago, 2009
Box 2
Society of Christian Ethics, San Jose, 2010
Box 2
St. Anne's Portsmouth Center, Bistol, Virginia, 2009
Box 2
St. James, Marietta, Georgia, 2010
Box 2
St. Luke's, Atlanta, Georgia, 2010
Box 2
St. Mark's, Niagara on the Lake, 2008
Box 2
Tennessee Wesleyan College, 2008
Box 2
Tocher Lecture, Topeka, 2010
Box 2
Union Theological Seminary, 2006
Box 2
University of Notre Dame, 2009
Box 2
University of Sheffield, 2008
Box 2
Valparaiso, Kentucky, 2010
Box 2
Virginia Conference Assembly, 2010
Box 2
Westcott House, Cambridge, 2009
Box 2
Wesley Theological Seminary, 2008
Box 2
This accession includes Hauerwas's writing files, dated circa 1990 to 2001. Along with drafts of essays and speeches, it also includes some editorial correspondence and notes. Content has been arranged alphabetically by title.
Arranged alphabetically within subseries.
Center for Theological Inquiry, Princeton
Box 1
Evangelical Theological Society, Toronto
Box 1
First Presbyrterian, Bennettsville, S.C.
Box 1
Governor's School, Meredith College
Box 1
Interfaith Ministries, Houston
Box 1
Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary
Box 1
Mennonite Health Assembly, Knoxville
Box 1
Pastoral Care Committee, Rock Hill
Box 1
Second Baptist Church, Lubbock
Box 1
Society of Catholic Liturgy, Mundelein
Box 1
St. Anthony Park United Church of Christ, St. Paul
Box 2
St. John's Episcopal Church, Tallahassee
Box 2
St. Peter's Catholic Church, Charlotte
Box 2
United Reformed Church Eastern Synod, Cambridge
Box 2
Utah Valley State College
Box 2
Various Duke faculty, 1995-2000
Box 2
SCM Press and other publishers
Box 2
| Date | Event(s) |
|---|
| 1940 | Born |
| 1965 | B.A. Southwestern University
B.D. Yale University
|
| 1968 | Ph.D.. Yale University |
| 1970-1984 | Assistant Professor and Professor Notre Dame University |
| 1985-present | Professor at Duke University |
Stanley Hauerwas is the Gilbert T. Rowe Professor
of Theological Ethics in the Duke divinity School as well
as Professor in the Duke School of Law. He came to Duke in
1984 after serving on the faculties of the University of
Notre Dame and Augustana College. He has published ten
books and many articles dealing with a variety of topics,
many of them interdisciplinary, centering on moral
discourse within the contemporary Christian community. Two
recent books are
A Better Hope: Resources for a Church Confronting Capitalism, Democracy, and Postmodernity (2000) and
Dispatches from the Front: Theological Engagements with the Secular(1994).
His work is typically non-denominational and often
provocative and controversial. Hauerwas was named America's Best Theologian by TIME Magazine in 2001, and was the first American in 40 years to deliver the Gifford Lectureship at St. Andrew's College, also in 2001.
- Hauerwas, Stanley, 1940-
.
- Hauerwas, Stanley, 1940- .
Correspondence.
- Hauerwas, Stanley, 1940- .
Hauerwas reader.
- Hauerwas, Stanley, 1940- .
Dispatches from the front.
- Ramsey, Paul.
- Ramsey, Paul.
Speak up for just war or pacifism.
- Duke University--Faculty.
- Duke University--Divinity
School.
- Christian ethics.
- Christian ethics--Study and teaching.
- Theologians--United
States--Correspondence.
- War--Religious
aspects--Christianity.
- Machine-readable
records.
- September 11 Terrorist Attacks,
2001--Religious Aspects.
[Identification of item], Stanley Hauerwas
Papers, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.
Collection received as a gift from Stanley
Hauerwas in 1995-2008.
Processed by Paula Jeannet
Completed August 24, 1998
Additions minimally processed by Don Sechler;
Lisa Stark; Ruth E. Bryan; Danielle McGregor; Elizabeth
Arnold; Douglas Brown; Ed Philpot; John Mayrose; Meghan Lyon and other Rubenstein Library
staff
Last Updated July 2012
Encoded by Don Sechler; Danielle McGregor; Ruth E.
Bryan; Joshua A. Kaiser; Douglas Brown; Ed Philpot; John Mayrose; Meghan Lyon
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This collection is unprocessed: materials may not have been ordered and described beyond their original condition.
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