Literary Territories argues that the literature of Late Antiquity shared a defining aesthetic sensibility which treated the classical "inhabited world," the oikoumene, as a literary metaphor for the collection and organization of knowledge.
Literary Territories argues that the literature of Late Antiquity shared a defining aesthetic sensibility which treated the classical "inhabited world," the oikoumene, as a literary metaphor for the collection and organization of knowledge.
Scott Fitzgerald Johnson is a Dumbarton Oaks Teaching Fellow in Byzantine Greek at Georgetown University.
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Abbreviations Introduction Chapter 1 Pilgrimage and Archive Chapter 2 An Aesthetic of Accumulation Chapter 3 Locus Amoenus / Loca Sancta Chapter 4 Apostolic Geography Chapter 5 The Westwardness of Things Conclusion Appendix Astrological, Astronomical, Cosmographical, Geographical, and Topographical Texts in Greek, Latin, and Syriac from 0 to 700 CE Works Cited
Abbreviations Introduction Chapter 1 Pilgrimage and Archive Chapter 2 An Aesthetic of Accumulation Chapter 3 Locus Amoenus / Loca Sancta Chapter 4 Apostolic Geography Chapter 5 The Westwardness of Things Conclusion Appendix Astrological, Astronomical, Cosmographical, Geographical, and Topographical Texts in Greek, Latin, and Syriac from 0 to 700 CE Works Cited
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