Staging the Sacred examines Jewish, Samaritan, and Christian poetry from Late Antiquity through the lens of theater and performance. A highly interdisciplinary study that will appeal to scholars across religion, theatre, literature, and beyond, Staging the Sacred proposes a novel interpretation of Late Antique hymnody and poetry as a performative genre, akin to oratory, theatre, and other modes of public performance, placing these works in their wider societal context.
Staging the Sacred examines Jewish, Samaritan, and Christian poetry from Late Antiquity through the lens of theater and performance. A highly interdisciplinary study that will appeal to scholars across religion, theatre, literature, and beyond, Staging the Sacred proposes a novel interpretation of Late Antique hymnody and poetry as a performative genre, akin to oratory, theatre, and other modes of public performance, placing these works in their wider societal context.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Laura S. Lieber is a Professor of Religious Studies and Classical Studies at Duke University and the Director of the Duke University Center for Jewish Studies. She holds a PhD from the University of Chicago and received her rabbinic ordination from the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion.
Inhaltsangabe
Prologue: Choosing a Script and Learning Lines 1. Setting the Stage: Community Theater and the Translation of Tales 2. Take Your Places: Authors, Actors, and Audiences 3. Imagine, If You Will: Ekphrasis and the Senses in the Sanctuary 4. Method Acting: Ethopoeia and the Creation of Character 5. Sounds, Sightlines, and Senses: Bodies and Nonverbal Literacy 6. The Stage is a World, The Body an Instrument: Hymns in Sacred Space Epilogue Curtain Call: Afterlives of Liturgical Theater Index
Prologue: Choosing a Script and Learning Lines 1. Setting the Stage: Community Theater and the Translation of Tales 2. Take Your Places: Authors, Actors, and Audiences 3. Imagine, If You Will: Ekphrasis and the Senses in the Sanctuary 4. Method Acting: Ethopoeia and the Creation of Character 5. Sounds, Sightlines, and Senses: Bodies and Nonverbal Literacy 6. The Stage is a World, The Body an Instrument: Hymns in Sacred Space Epilogue Curtain Call: Afterlives of Liturgical Theater Index
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