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[ 洋図書 ] Eastern Orthodox Christianity : the essential texts /

Bryn Geffert and Theofanis G. Stavrou. -- Yale University Press, -- c2016. --

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ISBN 0300196784 (paperback)
ISBN13桁 9780300196788 (paperback)
テキストの言語 英語                  
分類：NDC10版 198.192
個人著者標目 Geffert, Bryn,
生没年等 1967-
本タイトル Eastern Orthodox Christianity :
タイトル関連情報 the essential texts /
著者名 Bryn Geffert and Theofanis G. Stavrou.
出版地・頒布地 New Haven :
出版者・頒布者名 Yale University Press,
出版年・頒布年 c2016.
数量 xxvi, 447 pages :
他の形態的事項 illustrations, maps ;
大きさ 24 cm.
書誌注記 Includes bibliographical references (pages 431-443).
内容注記 Part I. Origins and metamorphoses. Beginnings, scripture, and patristics ; New sect ; Letter of Ignatius to the Smyrnians (ca. 107-110) ; Governor Pliny to Emperor Trajan on "Christians" (ca. 112) ; New church : Constantine and Constantinople ; Eusebius, Life of Constantine (late 330s) ; Incarnational theology and Arian controversies ; Theodoret's (ca. 393-457) Account of the Arian controversy ; Arius explains his doctrine to Alexander of Alexandria (320) ; Athanasius on the Incarnation (ca. 318-335) ; The creed of Nicaea (325) ; Reaction ; Julian the Apostate (361-363) mocks Christianity ; Trinitarian debates ; Gregory of Nyssa on the Trinity (ca. 390) ; Priests and bishops ; John Chrysostom on the role of priests (ca. late 370s-ealy 380s) ; Early monasticism ; Sayings of the Desert Fathers (mid-500s) ; The life of Pachomius (n.d.) ; St. Basil (ca. 330-379) to Gregory of Nazianzus on monastic ideals (n.d.) ; Communal vs. solitary life in the "Lausiac history" (ca, 419) ; Christianity and the Byzantine state ; Justinian on imperial authority over the church (ca. 535) ; Maximus Confessor (ca. 580-662) on imperial power and the church ; Patriarch Photios on the powers of the Patriarch (ca. 880) ; Basil I's Epanagoge on the rights of emperor and patriarch (ca. 880) ; Holy fools ; Life of the Holy Fool Father Simeon (ca. 642-649) ; Eastern trends in Christian theology ; Dionysius the Areopagite (400s-500s) on Knowledge of the Godhead ; Maximus Confessor on the Incarnation and unity with God (early 640s) ; Maximus Confessor on the purpose of God's church (ca. 628-630) ; Marriage and women in the early church ; Tertullian to his wife (ca. 200-206) ; John Chrysostom on women ; Holy women ; Life of St. Maria/Marinos (500s or 600s) ; Life of St. Maria of Egypt (ca. 600s) -- Part II. Growth and schisms. Holy objects ; Tale of the Holy Places, of the City of Constantine (ca. 1389-1391) ; Miracle of the True Cross (ca. 545) ; Relics in Constantinople (ca. 1105 or 1106) ; St. Sophia as a Miraculous Church (early 1200s) ; Missions to the north : Balkans and Rus' ; Kliment Okhridski (ca. 840-916) on Kirill, missionary to the Slavs ; The Glagolitic alphabet ; Iconoclastic controversy ; John of Damascus (ca. 676-749) defends icons ; The iconoclastic views of Leo V (813-820) ; Hesychasm ; Gregory Palamas (1296-1359) on Hesychasm, prayer, and deification ; Great Schism ; Claims of the Roman See ; St. Jerome to Pope Damasus on the Chair of St. Peter (375) ; Council of Rome on the Bishop of Rome's role in legal disputes (378) ; Gregory Nazianzus on the Bishop of Rome (382) ; Council of Rome on the Primacy of Rome (382) ; Pope Innocent on the prerogatives of the Roman Church (416) ; Theodore the Studite (759-826) on the pentarchy and Roman authority ; Archbishop Niketas on Roman Primacy (1136) ; Thomas Aquinas on papal power (1258-1264) ; Pope Boniface VIII on the spiritual authority of the Papacy (1302) ; Filioque ; Patriarch Photios condemns Rome over the Filioque (867) ; Charlemagne and the Pope assert themselves ; Charlemagne to Pope Leo III on relations with the Papacy (796) ; Account of Charlemagne being crowned emperor (late 900s) ; Einhard on Charlemagne, Constantinople, and Rome (ca. 817-836) ; Anathemas of 1054 ; Cardinal Humbert's anathema against Patriarch Michael I (1054) ; Edict of Michael I and the Synod of Constantinople (1054) ; Fourth Crusade ; Anna Komnenos on the Franks (ca. 1148) ; Crusader's criticism of the Greeks (ca. 1148) ; Niketas Choniates (ca. 1155-1215) on the Sack of Constantinople ; Council of Ferrara-Florence ; Patriarch of Constantinople objects to kissing the pope's foot (1438) ; Resolutions of the Council of Ferrara-Florence (1439) ; Greek participant at Florence describes disputes (1438 or 1439) ; Muscovite reaction to Ferrara-Florence (1437-1441) ; Fall of Constantinople ; Account of the Ottoman Siege of Constantinople (early 1600s) ; Rise of Islam and Turkish expansion ; Muslims appear in Palestine (ca. late 700s to early 800s) ; Apocalyptic prediction of the rise of Islam (ca. 640) ; Fictional disputation between a monk and an Arab (early 700s) ; Pact between Christians and their Muslim occupiers (800s) ; Rise of the Moscow Patriarchate ; Filofei argues that Moscow is the Third Rome (ca. 1510) ; Muscovite response to the fall of Constantinople (ca. 1533-1541) ; Account of establishing the Moscow Patriarchate (1589) ; Patriarch Jeremiah on the glory of the Moscow Patriarchate (1653) -- Part III. Modernity and upheavals. Byzantine rite Catholics ; Konstantin Ostrozhsky on the Union of Brest (1595) ; Metropolitan Ragoza's Edict on Brest (1596) ; Edict of the Orthodox dignitaries at Brest (1596) ; Letter from a participant at Brest (1596) ; Edict of Mikhail Ragoza (1596) ; Peter the Great's reorientation of Russian Orthodoxy ; Patriarch Ioakim on prerogatives of the church (1690) ; Manifesto creating the Ecclesiastical College or Holy Synod (1721) ; Oath of the Holy Synod (1721) ; Ecclesiastical regulation (1721) ; Engaging the West through creeds ; Confession of Patriarch Dositheos and the Synod of Jerusalem (1672) ; Popular piety and popular practices ; Parish issues a certificate of election for a new priest (1684) ; Agreement between Church Elders and a Priest (1686) ; Village priests' reports on religious practices of the peasantry (1853) ; Reports on peasant action against witches (1879) ; A critique of the rural clergy (1858) ; Ivan Pryzhov ridicules Holy Fools (1865) ; Anthropological account of religious practices among the peasantry (1906) ; Orthodoxy under Ottoman rule ; Treaty of Küçük Kaynarca (1774) ; Complaints about corruption and oppression in the church (1796) ; Patriarch Anthimos of Jerusalem demands allegiance to the Ottomans (1798) ; English chaplain recounts the conversion of a Muslim (1819) ; The Greek revolution and Orthodox nationalism ; The Greek government to the Christian powers of Europe (1822) ; New thinking and church reform ; Leo Tolstoy, Critique of dogmatic theology (18 91) ; The Russian Holy Synod condemns Tolstoy (1901) ; Sergei Bulgakov on the Russian intelligentsia (1909) -- Part IV. Revolutions and reevaluations. Russian revolution ; Holy Sobor's Encyclical to the Russian people (13 November 1917) ; Draft Bill of Rights for the Russian Church (15 November 1917) ; Bolshevik decree on church, state, and schools (23 January 1918) ; Soviet propaganda ; Texts ; Soviet line on religion under Khrushchev (1959) ; Substitution ceremonies ; Red baptism (1923) ; Red wedding (n.d.) ; A Komsomol Christmas carol (ca. 1922-1923) ; Passport ceremony (n.d.) ; Oath on induction into the Worker-Peasant Red Army (1918) ; Church under Stalin ; Patriarch Aleksei celebrates Stalin's seventieth birthday (21 December 1949) ; Orthodoxy and ecumenism ; Sergei Bulgakov defines the church (1927) ; Nicolas Zernov on barriers to reunion with western churches (1928) ; Archbishop Serafim condemns the Ecumenical Movement (1948) ; Women's ordination ; Gennadios Limouris against ordaining women (1988) ; Constantinos Yakarinis in favor of ordaining women (1999) ; Orthodox nationalism and fundamentalism ; Moscow Bishops on the church, the nation, and globalization (2000) ; Spiritual and social problems of globalism (2001) ; Zhanna Bichevskaya, "We are Russians" (2006).
要約、抄録、注釈等 An essential, one-of-a-kind reader, this book frames, explores, and interprets Eastern Orthodoxy through primary sources. It is the first comprehensive reader on the Eastern Orthodox Church for the English-speaking world and is accessible to readers with no prior knowledge of theology or religious history. Lively introductions and short narratives touch on anthropology, art, law, literature, music, politics, women's studies, and a host of other areas. These texts are brought together to survey the fascinating history of the Eastern Orthodox Christian tradition--
著者標目 Stavrou, Theofanis G., 1934-
団体件名 Orthodox Eastern Church -- History -- Sources.
Orthodox Eastern Church
一般件名 Orthodox Eastern Church.
Orthodox Eastern Church - History - Sources.
資料情報1 『Eastern Orthodox Christianity : the essential texts /』　Bryn Geffert and Theofanis G. Stavrou.　Yale University Press,　c2016. （所蔵館：中央　 請求記号：F/198.1/G29/E　 資料コード：7108994170）
URL https://catalog.library.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/winj/opac/switch-detail.do?lang=ja&bibid=1352025934

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