Augustine in Context is written by leading scholars of late antiquity and is intended for the larger audience. It studies various historical/literary/cultural contexts and, by doing so, facilitates a more enlightened reading of Augustine's writings.
Augustine in Context is written by leading scholars of late antiquity and is intended for the larger audience. It studies various historical/literary/cultural contexts and, by doing so, facilitates a more enlightened reading of Augustine's writings.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Chronological chart 2. 'Augustine in Context and Augustine on context' Tarmo Toom Part I. Life: 3. Biography in late antiquity Arthur P. Urbano 4. Augustine on himself Annemareì Kotzeì 5. Possidius on Augustine Erika T. Hermanowicz 6. Augustine in Roman North Africa (Thagaste, Carthage) Gareth Sears 7. Augustine in higher society (Rome and Milan) David Gwynn 8. Augustine as a Bishop (Hippo) Andrea Sterk Part II. Literary and intellectual contexts: 9. Language James Clackson 10. Classical literary culture in North Africa Martin Bloomer 11. Education, grammar, and rhetoric Yun Lee Too 12. Scripture and biblical commentaries Stephen A. Cooper 13. Latin Christian literature I (polemical and theological writings) Josef Lössl 14. Latin Christian literature II (moral and spiritual writings) David Hunter 15. Letter-writing and preaching Jaclyn Maxwell 16. Philosophical trends in Augustine's time Giovanni Catapano Part III. Religious Contexts: 17. Roman religion Jeffrey Brodd 18. Manicheism Nicholas Baker-Brian 19. Ecclesiological controversies Alden Bass 20. Soteriological controversies Dominic Keech 21. Trinitarian controversies Mark Weedman 22. Monasticism/asceticism Marilyn Dunn Part IV. Political, Social, and Cultural Contexts: 23. Imperial politics and legislation in Roman Africa Dean Hammer 24. War Alexander Sarantis 25. Religious violence Despina Iosif 26. Relationships in Augustine's life Geoffrey Nathan 27. Popular culture and entertainment Jerry Toner Part V. Reception: 28. Augustine's reception of himself Johannes Brachtendorf 29. Reception of Augustine during his lifetime Mathijs Lamberigts 30. Reception of Augustine in Hadrumetum and Southern Gaul Alexander Y. Hwang.
1. Chronological chart 2. 'Augustine in Context and Augustine on context' Tarmo Toom Part I. Life: 3. Biography in late antiquity Arthur P. Urbano 4. Augustine on himself Annemareì Kotzeì 5. Possidius on Augustine Erika T. Hermanowicz 6. Augustine in Roman North Africa (Thagaste, Carthage) Gareth Sears 7. Augustine in higher society (Rome and Milan) David Gwynn 8. Augustine as a Bishop (Hippo) Andrea Sterk Part II. Literary and intellectual contexts: 9. Language James Clackson 10. Classical literary culture in North Africa Martin Bloomer 11. Education, grammar, and rhetoric Yun Lee Too 12. Scripture and biblical commentaries Stephen A. Cooper 13. Latin Christian literature I (polemical and theological writings) Josef Lössl 14. Latin Christian literature II (moral and spiritual writings) David Hunter 15. Letter-writing and preaching Jaclyn Maxwell 16. Philosophical trends in Augustine's time Giovanni Catapano Part III. Religious Contexts: 17. Roman religion Jeffrey Brodd 18. Manicheism Nicholas Baker-Brian 19. Ecclesiological controversies Alden Bass 20. Soteriological controversies Dominic Keech 21. Trinitarian controversies Mark Weedman 22. Monasticism/asceticism Marilyn Dunn Part IV. Political, Social, and Cultural Contexts: 23. Imperial politics and legislation in Roman Africa Dean Hammer 24. War Alexander Sarantis 25. Religious violence Despina Iosif 26. Relationships in Augustine's life Geoffrey Nathan 27. Popular culture and entertainment Jerry Toner Part V. Reception: 28. Augustine's reception of himself Johannes Brachtendorf 29. Reception of Augustine during his lifetime Mathijs Lamberigts 30. Reception of Augustine in Hadrumetum and Southern Gaul Alexander Y. Hwang.
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