Ascetic Passions: Emotions in Early Christian Egypt: Critical Approaches to Early Christianity, cartea 4
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004744745
ISBN-10: 9004744746
Pagini: 312
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.61 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Critical Approaches to Early Christianity
ISBN-10: 9004744746
Pagini: 312
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.61 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Critical Approaches to Early Christianity
Notă biografică
Andrew Crislip, Ph.D. (2002), Yale University, is Professor and Blake Chair in the History of Christianity at Virginia Commonwealth University. He has published widely on early Christianity, including Thorns in the Flesh: Illness and Sanctity in Early Christianity (Penn, 2013).
Cuprins
Introduction
1 Emotions and the World
1 Emotional Semantics: Envy and Jealousy in Antiquity
2 Envy and Anger in On the Origin of the World
3 Conclusion
2 Emotions and Humanity
Edenic Emotion from Early Biblical Interpretation to Late Antiquity
1 Emotions in Eden and After: The Hebrew Text
2 Genesis in Greek Rescript
3 The Greek Life of Adam and Eve
4 4 Ezra
5 Eden, Emotion, and Human Nature in Christian Reception: A Look Forward
6 Conclusion
3 Emotion and the Divine
The Savior and Emotion in the Coptic Apocryphal Imagination
1 Emotions and the Gnostic Jesus: Laughter and Contempt
2 Passions and the Gnostic Jesus
3 Emotions and the Savior in Valentinian Literature: The Tripartite Tractate
4 Emotions and Jesus in the Memoirs of the Apostles
5 Conclusion
4 Early Christian Emotional Formation in (and around) The Shepherd of Hermas
1 Emotional suffering and the conversion of the emotions: μετάνοια and διψυχία in The Shepherd
2 Sadness and cheerfulness in The Shepherd of Hermas
3 Emotional Conversion among the Early Homilists
4 Conclusion
5 Passions and Thoughts in Early Egyptian Asceticism
From the Alexandrians to Evagrius
1 Alexandrian Emotions: Clement and Origen
2 Evagrius on Thoughts and Passions
6 Emotion and Embodiment
Feeling the Resurrection in Egyptian Monastic Literature
1 Affective Response to Bodily Resurrection: The First Three Centuries
2 Resurrection and Transformation in the Early Egyptian ‘Desert Fathers’: Antony and Ammonas
3 Shenoute of Atripe on the Resurrected Soul and Body
4 Body, Soul, and Resurrection in Later Egyptian Literature
5 Conclusion
7 Envy and Ascesis
Competitive Emotions in the Monasteries of Shenoute and Besa
1 Envy as Social Force in the Ancient World
2 Envy and Social Conflict in the Christian Tradition
3 Envy in the Works of Shenoute and Besa
4 Conclusion
8 Emotion Communities and Emotional Suffering in Shenoute’s White Monastery Federation
1 Emotional Suffering and Emotional Communities in A26
2 Emotional Suffering and Emotional Community in Shenoute’s Canon 6
3 Shenoute’s Monastic Federation and Early Christian Emotions
9 Passions and Their Remedy
Shenoute on the Cure of Souls
1 Christ the Physician and the Disease of Heresy
2 Christ the Physician and the Wounds of Wine and Women
3 Christ, Clergy, and Healing in the Church
4 Conclusion
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
1 Emotions and the World
1 Emotional Semantics: Envy and Jealousy in Antiquity
2 Envy and Anger in On the Origin of the World
3 Conclusion
2 Emotions and Humanity
Edenic Emotion from Early Biblical Interpretation to Late Antiquity
1 Emotions in Eden and After: The Hebrew Text
2 Genesis in Greek Rescript
3 The Greek Life of Adam and Eve
4 4 Ezra
5 Eden, Emotion, and Human Nature in Christian Reception: A Look Forward
6 Conclusion
3 Emotion and the Divine
The Savior and Emotion in the Coptic Apocryphal Imagination
1 Emotions and the Gnostic Jesus: Laughter and Contempt
2 Passions and the Gnostic Jesus
3 Emotions and the Savior in Valentinian Literature: The Tripartite Tractate
4 Emotions and Jesus in the Memoirs of the Apostles
5 Conclusion
4 Early Christian Emotional Formation in (and around) The Shepherd of Hermas
1 Emotional suffering and the conversion of the emotions: μετάνοια and διψυχία in The Shepherd
2 Sadness and cheerfulness in The Shepherd of Hermas
3 Emotional Conversion among the Early Homilists
4 Conclusion
5 Passions and Thoughts in Early Egyptian Asceticism
From the Alexandrians to Evagrius
1 Alexandrian Emotions: Clement and Origen
2 Evagrius on Thoughts and Passions
6 Emotion and Embodiment
Feeling the Resurrection in Egyptian Monastic Literature
1 Affective Response to Bodily Resurrection: The First Three Centuries
2 Resurrection and Transformation in the Early Egyptian ‘Desert Fathers’: Antony and Ammonas
3 Shenoute of Atripe on the Resurrected Soul and Body
4 Body, Soul, and Resurrection in Later Egyptian Literature
5 Conclusion
7 Envy and Ascesis
Competitive Emotions in the Monasteries of Shenoute and Besa
1 Envy as Social Force in the Ancient World
2 Envy and Social Conflict in the Christian Tradition
3 Envy in the Works of Shenoute and Besa
4 Conclusion
8 Emotion Communities and Emotional Suffering in Shenoute’s White Monastery Federation
1 Emotional Suffering and Emotional Communities in A26
2 Emotional Suffering and Emotional Community in Shenoute’s Canon 6
3 Shenoute’s Monastic Federation and Early Christian Emotions
9 Passions and Their Remedy
Shenoute on the Cure of Souls
1 Christ the Physician and the Disease of Heresy
2 Christ the Physician and the Wounds of Wine and Women
3 Christ, Clergy, and Healing in the Church
4 Conclusion
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index