Rhetoric and Religious Identity in Late Antiquity
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Rhetoric and Religious Identity in Late Antiquity
Flower, Richard; Ludlow, Morwenna
Oxford University Press
08/2020
300
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9780198813194
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1: Richard Flower and Morwenna Ludlow: Introduction
PART I: THE NATURE OF RELIGIOUS IDENTITIES AND THEIR REPRESENTATION
2: Eric Rebillard: Approaching 'Religious Identity' in Late Antiquity
3: Aaron P. Johnson: The Rhetoric of Pagan Religious Identities: Porphyry and his First Readers
4: Douglas Boin: The Maccabees, 'Apostasy' and Julian's Appropriation of Hellenismos as a Reclaimed Epithet in Christian Conversations of the Fourth Century C.E.
PART II: AGENTS OF THE REPRESENTATION OF RELIGIOUS IDENTITY
5: Shaun Tougher: Julian the Apologist: Christians and Pagans on the Mother of the Gods
6: Susanna Elm: Bodies, Books, Histories: Augustine of Hippo and the Extraordinary (civ. Dei 16.8 and Pliny, HN 7)
7: Raffaella Cribiore: Classical Decadence or Christian Aesthetics? Libanius, John Chrysostom, and Augustine on Rhetoric
8: Nicholas Baker-Brian: 'Very great are your words': Dialogue as Rhetoric in Manichaean Kephalaia
9: Maijastina Kahlos: 'A Christian Cannot Employ Magic': Rhetorical Self-fashioning of the Magicless Christianity of Late Antiquity
PART III: MODES OF THE REPRESENTATION OF RELIGIOUS IDENTITY
10: Mark Humphries: The Rhetorical Construction of a Christian Empire in the Theodosian Code
11: Peter Van Nuffelen: What Happened after Eusebius? Chronicles and Narrative Identities in the Fourth Century
12: Richard Flower: The Rhetoric of Heresiological Prefaces
13: Robin M. Jensen: Constructing Identity in the Tomb: The Visual Rhetoric of Early Christian Iconography
14: Hajnalka Tamas: Renunciation and Ascetic Identity in the Liber ad Renatum of Asterius Ansedunensis
15: Morwenna Ludlow: Christian Literary Identity and Rhetoric about Style
PART I: THE NATURE OF RELIGIOUS IDENTITIES AND THEIR REPRESENTATION
2: Eric Rebillard: Approaching 'Religious Identity' in Late Antiquity
3: Aaron P. Johnson: The Rhetoric of Pagan Religious Identities: Porphyry and his First Readers
4: Douglas Boin: The Maccabees, 'Apostasy' and Julian's Appropriation of Hellenismos as a Reclaimed Epithet in Christian Conversations of the Fourth Century C.E.
PART II: AGENTS OF THE REPRESENTATION OF RELIGIOUS IDENTITY
5: Shaun Tougher: Julian the Apologist: Christians and Pagans on the Mother of the Gods
6: Susanna Elm: Bodies, Books, Histories: Augustine of Hippo and the Extraordinary (civ. Dei 16.8 and Pliny, HN 7)
7: Raffaella Cribiore: Classical Decadence or Christian Aesthetics? Libanius, John Chrysostom, and Augustine on Rhetoric
8: Nicholas Baker-Brian: 'Very great are your words': Dialogue as Rhetoric in Manichaean Kephalaia
9: Maijastina Kahlos: 'A Christian Cannot Employ Magic': Rhetorical Self-fashioning of the Magicless Christianity of Late Antiquity
PART III: MODES OF THE REPRESENTATION OF RELIGIOUS IDENTITY
10: Mark Humphries: The Rhetorical Construction of a Christian Empire in the Theodosian Code
11: Peter Van Nuffelen: What Happened after Eusebius? Chronicles and Narrative Identities in the Fourth Century
12: Richard Flower: The Rhetoric of Heresiological Prefaces
13: Robin M. Jensen: Constructing Identity in the Tomb: The Visual Rhetoric of Early Christian Iconography
14: Hajnalka Tamas: Renunciation and Ascetic Identity in the Liber ad Renatum of Asterius Ansedunensis
15: Morwenna Ludlow: Christian Literary Identity and Rhetoric about Style
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1: Richard Flower and Morwenna Ludlow: Introduction
PART I: THE NATURE OF RELIGIOUS IDENTITIES AND THEIR REPRESENTATION
2: Eric Rebillard: Approaching 'Religious Identity' in Late Antiquity
3: Aaron P. Johnson: The Rhetoric of Pagan Religious Identities: Porphyry and his First Readers
4: Douglas Boin: The Maccabees, 'Apostasy' and Julian's Appropriation of Hellenismos as a Reclaimed Epithet in Christian Conversations of the Fourth Century C.E.
PART II: AGENTS OF THE REPRESENTATION OF RELIGIOUS IDENTITY
5: Shaun Tougher: Julian the Apologist: Christians and Pagans on the Mother of the Gods
6: Susanna Elm: Bodies, Books, Histories: Augustine of Hippo and the Extraordinary (civ. Dei 16.8 and Pliny, HN 7)
7: Raffaella Cribiore: Classical Decadence or Christian Aesthetics? Libanius, John Chrysostom, and Augustine on Rhetoric
8: Nicholas Baker-Brian: 'Very great are your words': Dialogue as Rhetoric in Manichaean Kephalaia
9: Maijastina Kahlos: 'A Christian Cannot Employ Magic': Rhetorical Self-fashioning of the Magicless Christianity of Late Antiquity
PART III: MODES OF THE REPRESENTATION OF RELIGIOUS IDENTITY
10: Mark Humphries: The Rhetorical Construction of a Christian Empire in the Theodosian Code
11: Peter Van Nuffelen: What Happened after Eusebius? Chronicles and Narrative Identities in the Fourth Century
12: Richard Flower: The Rhetoric of Heresiological Prefaces
13: Robin M. Jensen: Constructing Identity in the Tomb: The Visual Rhetoric of Early Christian Iconography
14: Hajnalka Tamas: Renunciation and Ascetic Identity in the Liber ad Renatum of Asterius Ansedunensis
15: Morwenna Ludlow: Christian Literary Identity and Rhetoric about Style
PART I: THE NATURE OF RELIGIOUS IDENTITIES AND THEIR REPRESENTATION
2: Eric Rebillard: Approaching 'Religious Identity' in Late Antiquity
3: Aaron P. Johnson: The Rhetoric of Pagan Religious Identities: Porphyry and his First Readers
4: Douglas Boin: The Maccabees, 'Apostasy' and Julian's Appropriation of Hellenismos as a Reclaimed Epithet in Christian Conversations of the Fourth Century C.E.
PART II: AGENTS OF THE REPRESENTATION OF RELIGIOUS IDENTITY
5: Shaun Tougher: Julian the Apologist: Christians and Pagans on the Mother of the Gods
6: Susanna Elm: Bodies, Books, Histories: Augustine of Hippo and the Extraordinary (civ. Dei 16.8 and Pliny, HN 7)
7: Raffaella Cribiore: Classical Decadence or Christian Aesthetics? Libanius, John Chrysostom, and Augustine on Rhetoric
8: Nicholas Baker-Brian: 'Very great are your words': Dialogue as Rhetoric in Manichaean Kephalaia
9: Maijastina Kahlos: 'A Christian Cannot Employ Magic': Rhetorical Self-fashioning of the Magicless Christianity of Late Antiquity
PART III: MODES OF THE REPRESENTATION OF RELIGIOUS IDENTITY
10: Mark Humphries: The Rhetorical Construction of a Christian Empire in the Theodosian Code
11: Peter Van Nuffelen: What Happened after Eusebius? Chronicles and Narrative Identities in the Fourth Century
12: Richard Flower: The Rhetoric of Heresiological Prefaces
13: Robin M. Jensen: Constructing Identity in the Tomb: The Visual Rhetoric of Early Christian Iconography
14: Hajnalka Tamas: Renunciation and Ascetic Identity in the Liber ad Renatum of Asterius Ansedunensis
15: Morwenna Ludlow: Christian Literary Identity and Rhetoric about Style
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