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Paperback. Condición: New. Egeria's Itinerarium is a unique document. It is one of the few surviving works from antiquity written by a woman and is one of the first Christian travelogues depicting a pilgrimage to and in the Holy Land. In her Itinerarium, Egeria describes not only her travels but also the practices of pilgrimage and the liturgical life in Jerusalem at a time when both of these were developing rapidly. As Egeria's explicit goal is to communicate her observations and thoughts to her friends, a community of women in the west, this study focusses on Egeria's role as a communicator. Both the contents of her text - what she wanted to communicate and the techniques she used to mediate her experiences and learning to her friends, that is, how she chose to communicate, are scrutinized. Special attention is given to how Egeria describes lived religion in antiquity.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. Egeria's Itinerarium is a unique document. It is one of the few surviving works from antiquity written by a woman and is one of the first Christian travelogues depicting a pilgrimage to and in the Holy Land. In her Itinerarium, Egeria describes not only her travels but also the practices of pilgrimage and the liturgical life in Jerusalem at a time when both of these were developing rapidly. As Egeria's explicit goal is to communicate her observations and thoughts to her friends, a community of women in the west, this study focusses on Egeria's role as a communicator. Both the contents of her text - what she wanted to communicate and the techniques she used to mediate her experiences and learning to her friends, that is, how she chose to communicate, are scrutinized. Special attention is given to how Egeria describes lived religion in antiquity.…

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Condición: new. Language: English. Homilies in Context. Ed. Anni Maria Laato, Serafim Seppälä & Harri Huovinen Suomen patristinen seura ry Studia Patristica Fennica 9 As skilled rhetoricians, the early Christian preachers knew that in order to reach the hearts of their listeners, they need to know their operational environment, and use a language familiar to their audience. In a way, a modern scholar trying to interpret these homilies meets the same challenge: in order to understand homilies delivered more than a thousand years ago, we need to try to understand their original context as well as possible. The present volume consists of four articles exploring the importance of context for early Christian homilies. Contents Preface, Anni Maria Laato, President, Societas Patristica Fennica Textual Variation in the Old Testament and Early Christian Sermons, Tuukka Kauhanen, Academy of Finland Research Fellow, University of Helsinki The Three Enemies in John Chrysostom's Adversus Judaeos, Serafim Seppälä, Professor, University of Eastern Finland The Interaction Between the Preacher and His Audience in Middle Byzantine Preaching: Andrew of Crete and John Damascus, Fr Damaskinos (Olkinuora) of Xenophontos, University Lecturer, University of Eastern Finland Towards Participation in the Healthy Body: Spiritual Healing and Church Membership in Cyril of Jerusalem, Basil of Caesarea and John Chrysostom, Harri Huovinen, PhD student, University of Eastern Finland 9789526887968.…

Paperback. Condición: New. Egeria's Itinerarium is a unique document. It is one of the few surviving works from antiquity written by a woman and is one of the first Christian travelogues depicting a pilgrimage to and in the Holy Land. In her Itinerarium, Egeria describes not only her travels but also the practices of pilgrimage and the liturgical life in Jerusalem at a time when both of these were developing rapidly. As Egeria's explicit goal is to communicate her observations and thoughts to her friends, a community of women in the west, this study focusses on Egeria's role as a communicator. Both the contents of her text - what she wanted to communicate and the techniques she used to mediate her experiences and learning to her friends, that is, how she chose to communicate, are scrutinized. Special attention is given to how Egeria describes lived religion in antiquity.…

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232 S. Originalbroschur (Softcover). Sauberes und unbenutztes Exemplar. Sprache: en.

Softcover. Condición: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Delve into the world of early Christian preaching with this compelling volume, which explores how masterful rhetoricians spoke to their audiences over a thousand years ago. By understanding the cultural and historical context of these homilies, modern scholars -and readers- gain a deeper appreciation of their meaning and impact. Featuring four insightful articles, this Finnish publication (with English texts) highlights the vital role of context in early Christian sermons and offers an engaging read for anyone interested in history, theology, and the art of communication Text in English. 173 pp. Nice, clean copy.…

(XV) 291 p. Hardcover (Very fine copy, like new.).

Soft cover. Condición: New. As skilled rhetoricians, the early Christian preachers knew that in order to reach the hearts of their listeners, they need to know their operational environment, and use a language familiar to their audience. In a way, a modern scholar trying to interpret these homilies meets the same challenge: in order to understand homilies delivered more than a thousand years ago, we need to try to understand their original context as well as possible. The present volume consists of four articles exploring the importance of context for early Christian homilies. Contents Preface, Anni Maria Laato, President, Societas Patristica Fennica Textual Variation in the Old Testament and Early Christian Sermons, Tuukka Kauhanen, Academy of Finland Research Fellow, University of Helsinki The Three Enemies in John Chrysostom's Adversus Judaeos, Serafim Seppälä, Professor, University of Eastern Finland The Interaction Between the Preacher and His Audience in Middle Byzantine Preaching: Andrew of Crete and John Damascus, Fr Damaskinos (Olkinuora) of Xenophontos, University Lecturer, University of Eastern Finland Towards Participation in the Healthy Body: Spiritual Healing and Church Membership in Cyril of Jerusalem, Basil of Caesarea and John Chrysostom, Harri Huovinen, PhD student, University of Eastern Finland.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Egeria's Itinerarium is a unique document. It is one of the few surviving works from antiquity written by a woman and is one of the first Christian travelogues depicting a pilgrimage to and in the Holy Land. In her Itinerarium, Egeria describes not only her travels but also the practices of pilgrimage and the liturgical life in Jerusalem at a time when both of these were developing rapidly. As Egeria's explicit goal is to communicate her observations and thoughts to her friends, a community of women in the west, this study focusses on Egeria's role as a communicator. Both the contents of her text - what she wanted to communicate and the techniques she used to mediate her experiences and learning to her friends, that is, how she chose to communicate, are scrutinized. Special attention is given to how Egeria describes lived religion in antiquity.…

Pp. 1-2. XV, 291 S., (Studies on the children of Abraham, Vol. 8) Wegen der PPWR-Bestimmungen (Verpackungsmittelverordungen der EU) liefern wir nicht in Staaten der EU, mit Ausnahme von Österreich. Due to PPWR regulations (EU Packaging Directives), we do not deliver to EU countries, with the exception of Austria. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 690.…