Imagine No Religion

How Modern Abstractions Hide Ancient Realities

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Barton, Carlin ABoyarin, Daniel

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328 Seiten

Englisch

Oxford University Press, USAerschienen am03.10.2016

A study of ancient Latin and Greek words frequently translated religion with a view to showing how such mistranslation seriously obscures our understanding of those cultures including their Jewish and Christian versions.mehr

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KlappentextA study of ancient Latin and Greek words frequently translated religion with a view to showing how such mistranslation seriously obscures our understanding of those cultures including their Jewish and Christian versions.

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ISBN/GTIN978-0-8232-7119-1

ProduktartBuch

EinbandartGebunden

FormatGenäht

Verlag

Oxford University Press, USA

Erscheinungsjahr2016

Erscheinungsdatum03.10.2016

Seiten328 Seiten

SpracheEnglisch

MasseBreite 173 mm, Höhe 257 mm, Dicke 25 mm

Gewicht748 g

Artikel-Nr.36774240

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GenrePhilosophie/Religion/Geisteswissenschaften

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A Note on Authorship Introduction: What You Can See When You Stop Looking for What Isn't There Religio Part I. Mapping the Word 1. Religio without "Religion" 2. The Ciceronian Turn Part II. Case Study: Tertullian 3. Preface to Tertullian 4. Segregated by a Perfect Fear 5. Segregated by a Perfect Fear. The Terrible War Band of the Anti- Emperor: The Coniuratio and the Sacramentum 6. Governed by a Perfect Fear 7. Precarious Integration. Managing the Fears of the Romans: Tertullian on Tenterhooks Threskeia Part I. Mapping the Word 8. Imagine No Threskeia: The Task of the Untranslator 9. The Threskeia of the Judaeans: Josephus and the New Testament Part II. Case Study: Josephus 10. Josephus without Judaism: Nomos, Eusebeia, Threskeia 11. A Jewish Actor in the Audience: Josephan Doublespeak 12. A Glance at the Future: Threskeia and the Lit er a ture of Apologetic, First to Third Centuries c.e. Conclusion: What You Find When You Stop Looking for What Isn't There Acknowledgments Notes Bibliography Index of Ancient Texts General Indexmehr