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{{wiktionary|Faust|Faustian}}
{{wiktionary|Faust|Faustian}}
'''[[Faust]]''' is the protagonist of a popular German tale who makes a pact with the Devil; the tale is the basis of many works.
'''[[Faust]]''' is the protagonist of a German tale who makes a pact with the Devil. The character is based on a real person, [[Johann Georg Faust]]. The tale is the basis of many works.


'''Faust''' may also refer to:
'''Faust''' may also refer to:


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== Film ==
==Arts and entertainment==
{{hatnote|For people in arts and entertainment, see {{section link||People}}.}}

===Film and television===
* [[Faust (1926 film)|''Faust'' (1926 film)]], directed by Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau
* [[Faust (1926 film)|''Faust'' (1926 film)]], directed by Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau
* [[Faust (1960 film)|''Faust'' (1960 film)]], directed by Peter Gorski
* [[Faust (1960 film)|''Faust'' (1960 film)]], directed by Peter Gorski
* [[Faust (1994 film)|''Faust'' (1994 film)]], directed by Jan Švankmajer
* [[Faust (1994 film)|''Faust'' (1994 film)]], directed by Jan Švankmajer
* ''[[Faust: Love of the Damned]]'' (2000-2001), directed by [[Brian Yuzna]]
* [[Faust: Love of the Damned (film)|''Faust: Love of the Damned'' (film)]] (2000), directed by Brian Yuzna
* Dark Faust, a character in ''[[Ultraman Nexus]]'' (2004–2005 Japanese TV series)
* Faust, a character in ''[[Beyblade: Metal Masters]]'' (2010–2011 anime series)
* [[Faust (2011 film)|''Faust'' (2011 film)]], directed by Alexander Sokurov
* [[Faust (2011 film)|''Faust'' (2011 film)]], directed by Alexander Sokurov
* [[Ilsa Faust]], a character in ''Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation'' (2015 film)
* Johnny Faust, a character in ''[[American Satan]]'' (2017 film) and ''[[Paradise City (2021 TV series)|Paradise City]]'' (2021–present TV series)
* ''[[The Last Faust]]'' (2019 film), directed by Philipp Humm

===Gaming===
* Faust, a character in [[Vendetta (1991 video game)|''Vendetta'' (1991 video game)]]
* [[Faust (Guilty Gear)|Faust (''Guilty Gear'')]], a character in ''Guilty Gear'' (1998–present video game series)
* [[Faust (video game)|''Faust'' (video game)]] (1999 graphic adventure game)
* Faust, a character in ''[[Jazz and Faust]]'' (2002 graphic adventure game)


== Literature ==
===Literature===
* [[Goethe's Faust|Goethe's ''Faust'']] (Part I, 1806; Part II, 1831), a work by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
* [[Goethe's Faust|Goethe's ''Faust'']] (Part I, 1806; Part II, 1831), a work by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
* ''Faust'', an 1855 novella by [[Ivan Turgenev]]
* ''[[Faust (novella)|Faust]]'' (1856), a novella by Ivan Turgenev
* ''Faust'', an 1866 satirical poem by [[Estanislao del Campo]]
* ''Faust'' (1866), a satirical poem by Estanislao del Campo
* [[Faust (manga)|''Faust'' (manga)]], a 1950 manga by Osamu Tezuka
* [[Faust (manga)|''Faust'' (manga)]] (1950), a manga by Osamu Tezuka
* [[Felix Faust]], a character in DC Comics continuity (introduced 1962)
* ''Faust'', a 1980 novel by [[Robert Nye]]
* [[Faust (magazine)|''Faust'' (magazine)]], a Japanese literary anthology
* ''Faust'' (1980), a novel by [[Robert Nye]]
* [[Faust (comics)|''Faust'' (comics)]] (1987–2012), a series of comic books by David Quinn and Tim Vigil
* [[Sebastian Faust]], a character in DC Comics continuity (introduced 1993)
* [[Faust VIII]], a character in ''Shaman King'' (1994–2004, 2021–present manga and anime series)
* [[Faust (magazine)|''Faust'' (magazine)]] (2003–present), a Japanese literary anthology
* ''[[Frau Faust]]'' (2014–2017), a manga by Kore Yamazaki


===Music===
== Theatre and opera ==
* ''[[Faust Overture]]'' ({{circa}} 1840), a concert overture by Richard Wagner
* [[Faust ballets]], a set of ballets, choreographed between the 18th and 20th centuries
* [[Faust (Spohr)|''Faust'' (Spohr)]], an 1816 opera by Louis Spohr
* ''[[La damnation de Faust]]'' (1846), a work for orchestra and chorus by Hector Berlioz
* [[Faust (opera)|''Faust'' (opera)]], an 1859 opera by Charles Gounod
* ''[[Faust Symphony]]'' (1857), a symphony by Franz Liszt
* [[Faust (band)]] (1971–present), a German krautrock band
* ''[[Doktor Faust]]'', a 1925 opera by Ferruccio Busoni
* ''[[Randy Newman's Faust]]'', a 1995 musical by Randy Newman
* [[Faust (album)|''Faust'' (album)]] (1971), an album by the band Faust
* ''Faust'', a 2012 play by [[Edgar Brau]]
* "Faust" (2001), a song by Gorillaz from ''[[G Sides]]''
* [[Faust (EWTC show)|''Faust'' (EWTC show)]], a 2016 play by the East West Theatre Company
* "Faust Arp" (2007), a song by Radiohead from ''[[In Rainbows]]''


== People ==
===Theatre and opera===
* [[Faust ballets]] (18th–20th centuries), a set of ballets
* [[Faust (Spohr)|''Faust'' (Spohr)]] (1816), an opera by Louis Spohr
* [[Faust (opera)|''Faust'' (opera)]] (1859, revised 1869), an opera by Charles Gounod
* ''[[Doktor Faust]]'' (1925), an opera by Ferruccio Busoni
* ''[[Randy Newman's Faust]]'' (1995), a musical by Randy Newman
* ''[[Der Faust]]'' (2006–present), an annual German theatre prize
* ''Faust'' (2012), a play by [[Edgar Brau]]
* [[Faust (EWTC show)|''Faust'' (EWTC show)]] (2016), a play by the East West Theatre Company

===Other media===
* [[Faust (paintings)|''Faust'' (paintings)]] (1976–1979), a series by Nabil Kanso

==People==

===In academia===
* [[Albert Bernhardt Faust]] (1870–1951), scholar of German-American studies
* [[Beatrice Faust]] (1939–2019), Australian author and women's activist
* [[David Faust]] (born 1955), author and president of Cincinnati Christian University
* [[Drew Gilpin Faust]] (born 1947), historian and president of Harvard University
* [[Johann Georg Faust]] (1480–1541), itinerant alchemist, astrologer and magician of the German Renaissance
* [[Johann Georg Faust]] (1480–1541), itinerant alchemist, astrologer and magician of the German Renaissance
* [[Johannes Faust]] (1832–1903), German entomologist
* [[Faust Shkaravsky]] (1897–1975), army physician and forensic expert

===In arts===
* [[Alban Faust]] (born 1960), luthier and player of traditional Swedish music
* [[Alban Faust]] (born 1960), luthier and player of traditional Swedish music
* [[Albert Bernhardt Faust]] (1870–1951), scholar of German-American studies
* [[Alfred Faust]] (1883–1961), German advertising executive, journalist and politician
* [[Andre Faust]] (born 1969), Canadian ice hockey player
* [[Beatrice Faust]] (born 1939), Australian author and women's activist
* [[Berthold Faust]] (born 1935), German nature artist
* [[Berthold Faust]] (born 1935), German nature artist
* [[Chad Faust]] (born 1980), Canadian actor, singer, film producer, film director, and screenwriter
* [[Chad Faust]] (born 1980), Canadian actor, singer, film producer, film director, and screenwriter
* [[Charles L. Faust]] (1879–1928), American politician from Missouri
* [[Charlie Faust]] (1880–1915), American baseball pitcher
* [[Chris Faust]] (born 1955), American landscape photographer
* [[Chris Faust]] (born 1955), American landscape photographer
* [[Christa Faust]] (born 1969), American author
* [[Christa Faust]] (born 1969), American author
* [[Christopher Faust]] (born 1968), German hockey coach and trainer
* [[Faust (musician)]] (born 1974), Norwegian metal drummer
* [[David Faust]] (born 1955), American Christian author
* [[Faust Lang]] (1887–1973), German sculptor
* [[Drew Gilpin Faust]] (born 1947), historian and president of Harvard University
* [[Frederick Schiller Faust]] (1892–1944), American author better known as Max Brand
* [[Frederick Schiller Faust]] (1892–1944), American author better known as Max Brand
* [[Georg Faust]] (born 1956), German cellist
* [[Georg Faust]] (born 1956), German cellist
* [[Isabelle Faust]] (born 1972), German violinist
* [[Joe Clifford Faust]] (born 1957), American author
* [[Lauren Faust]] (born 1974), American animator who created ''My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic''
* [[Lucy Faust]] (born 1986), American actress
* [[Nancy Faust]] (born 1947), American organist

===Sportspeople===
* [[Andre Faust]] (born 1969), Canadian ice hockey player
* [[Charlie Faust]] (1880–1915), American baseball pitcher
* [[Christopher Faust]] (born 1968), German hockey coach and trainer
* [[George Faust]] (1917–1993), American football player
* [[George Faust]] (1917–1993), American football player
* [[Gerry Faust]] (born 1935), American football player and coach
* [[Gerry Faust]] (born 1935), American football player and coach
* [[Isabelle Faust]] (born 1972), German violinist
* [[Joe Faust (athlete)]] (born 1942), American high jumper

===Other people===
* [[Alfred Faust]] (1883–1961), German advertising executive, journalist and politician
* [[Charles L. Faust]] (1879–1928), American politician from Missouri
* [[Jack Faust (attorney)]] (born 1932), American attorney and television broadcaster
* [[Jack Faust (attorney)]] (born 1932), American attorney and television broadcaster
* [[James E. Faust]] (1920–2007), American leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
* [[James E. Faust]] (1920–2007), American leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
* [[Jean Satterthwaite Faust]] (born 1930), American women's rights activist
* [[Jean Satterthwaite Faust]] (born 1930), American women's rights activist
* [[Joe Faust]] (born 1942), American high jumper
* [[Joe Clifford Faust]] (born 1957), American author
* [[Lauren Faust]] (born 1974), American animator
* [[Nancy Faust]] (born 1947), American organist

* [[William Faust]] (1929–1995), American politician from Michigan
* [[William Faust]] (1929–1995), American politician from Michigan

* [[Faust Lang]] (1887–1973), German sculptor
* [[Faust Shkaravsky]] (1897–1975), army physician and forensic expert

==Music==
* [[Faust (band)]], a German krautrock band
* [[Faust (album)|''Faust'' (album)]], a 1971 album by the band Faust
* [[Faust (musician)]] (born 1974), Norwegian metal drummer
* "Faust", a 2001 song by Gorillaz on their album ''[[G Sides]]''
* ''[[Faust Overture]]'', a c.1840 concert overture by Richard Wagner
* ''[[Faust Symphony]]'', an 1857 symphony by Franz Liszt

==Characters==
* Faust, a character from the anime series ''[[Beyblade: Metal Masters]]''
* [[Faust (Avatar Press)]], an American lead superhero comics book character
* [[Faust VIII]], a character in the manga and anime series ''Shaman King''
* [[Faust (Guilty Gear)|Faust (''Guilty Gear'')]], a character in the ''Guilty Gear'' fighting game series
* [[Felix Faust]], a DC Comics character
* [[Sebastian Faust]], a DC Comics character
* Dark Faust, a character in the Japanese TV series ''[[Ultraman Nexus]]''
* Faust, the final boss for the arcade game ''[[Vendetta (1991 video game)|Vendetta]]''
* [[Ilsa Faust]], a character in ''Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation''


==Places==
==Places==
{{hatnote|For buildings, see [[Faust House (disambiguation)]].}}
* [[Faust, Alberta]], a hamlet in Canada
* [[Faust, Alberta]], a hamlet in Canada
* [[Faust, Missouri]], a ghost town
* [[Faust, Missouri]], a ghost town
* [[Faust, North Carolina]], an unincorporated community
* [[Faust, North Carolina]], an unincorporated community
* [[Faust, Utah]], an unincorporated community
* [[Faust, Utah]], an unincorporated community
* [[Faust House (Helena-West Helena, Arkansas)]], an American historic house
* [[Hotel Faust]], a hotel in New Braunfels, Texas

==Ships==
* {{MV|Faust}}, a cargo carrier
* {{SS|Faust}}, a coaster in service 1920–26


==Other uses==
==Other==
* [[Faust (paintings)|''Faust'' (paintings)]], a 1976–79 series of paintings by Nabil Kanso
* [[Faust (video game)|''Faust'' (video game)]], a 1999 graphic adventure game
* [[FAUST (programming language)]], a purely functional language for signal processing
* [[FAUST (programming language)]], a purely functional language for signal processing
* {{MV|Faust}}, a cargo carrier in service 2007–present
* {{SS|Faust}}, a coaster in service 1920–1926


== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[Works based on Faust]]
* [[Works based on Faust]]
* [[Deals with the Devil in popular culture]]
* [[Fausto (disambiguation)]]
* [[Fausto (disambiguation)]]
* [[Faustus (disambiguation)]]
* [[Faustus (disambiguation)]]
* [[Foust]], a surname (including a list of people with the name)
* [[Foust]], a surname (including a list of people with the name)
* [[Faust House (disambiguation)]]


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Latest revision as of 23:15, 8 November 2024

Look up Faust or Faustian in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

Faust is the protagonist of a German tale who makes a pact with the Devil. The character is based on a real person, Johann Georg Faust. The tale is the basis of many works.

Faust may also refer to:

Arts and entertainment

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For people in arts and entertainment, see § People.

Film and television

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Gaming

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Literature

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  • Goethe's Faust (Part I, 1806; Part II, 1831), a work by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
  • Faust (1856), a novella by Ivan Turgenev
  • Faust (1866), a satirical poem by Estanislao del Campo
  • Faust (manga) (1950), a manga by Osamu Tezuka
  • Felix Faust, a character in DC Comics continuity (introduced 1962)
  • Faust (1980), a novel by Robert Nye
  • Faust (comics) (1987–2012), a series of comic books by David Quinn and Tim Vigil
  • Sebastian Faust, a character in DC Comics continuity (introduced 1993)
  • Faust VIII, a character in Shaman King (1994–2004, 2021–present manga and anime series)
  • Faust (magazine) (2003–present), a Japanese literary anthology
  • Frau Faust (2014–2017), a manga by Kore Yamazaki

Music

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Theatre and opera

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Other media

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People

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In academia

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In arts

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Sportspeople

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Other people

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Places

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For buildings, see Faust House (disambiguation).

Other

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See also

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