Theology and Game of Thrones explores themes of religion, institutional norms, and power, Christian ecclesiology, Augustinian thought, religious pluralism and representation, and theology's relationship with sexual violence and death in the HBO television series and the original A Song of Ice and Fire novels.
Theology and Game of Thrones explores themes of religion, institutional norms, and power, Christian ecclesiology, Augustinian thought, religious pluralism and representation, and theology's relationship with sexual violence and death in the HBO television series and the original A Song of Ice and Fire novels.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Matthew Brake - Contributions by Matthew Brake; Shaun C. Brown; Nathan Fredrickson; Mollie Gossage; Loraine Haywood; Eric X. Jarrard; Susan Johnston; Katy Krieger; Jeffery D. Long; David Mahfood; Drew McIntyre; Andrew D. Thrasher; Justin KH Tse;
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Introduction: Sex, Violence, and Theology in the World of Ice and Fire Matthew Brake Part I: Power and Sacred Institutions in the Seven Kingdoms 1. Seasons Change and "Winter is Coming": Patterning in Game of Thrones and the Hebrew Bible Eric X. Jarrard 2. Targaryen Exceptionalism and Politics in the Sacred Structures of Westeros Mollie Gossage and Edgar Valles 3. Guest Rights and Gods: Historical Hospitium in Game of Thrones Katy Krieger Part II: Ecclesiology of Thrones 4. What is Dead May Never Die: The Drowned God and Jesus' Call to Discipleship Shaun C. Brown 5. Ragamuffins Bound by the Word: The Ecclesiology of the Night's Watch Drew McIntyre Part III: Augustine Goes to Westeros 6. Night Kings and Shadow Assassins: Reflections on Death, Evil, and Privation Mark Wiebe 7. The Faith of the Seven and Faith in the Trinity David Mahfood Part IV: Dispatches from Essos: Pluralism and Orientalism in the World of Ice and Fire 8. Is Hinduism Present in Game of Thrones? Jeffery D. Long 9. "To reach the west you must go east": The Empty Shadow of Postsecular Orientalism in A Song of Ice and Fire Justin KH Tse 10. Comparative Worldview Studies and A Song of Ice and Fire: World Religions, Comparison, and Fictional Worlds Nathan Frederickson Part V: The Night is Dark and Full of Terrors: Sexual Violence, Death, and the Real in Game of Thrones 11. Concupiscence, Coercion, and the Communion of Persons: Reading the Rape of Cersei Susan Johnston 12. Valar Morghulis: Late-Modern Imaginaries of Death and Nihilism in Game of Thrones Andrew D. Thrasher 13. Hodor: The Transubstantiation of the word Made Death, The Theological Real in Game of Thrones Loraine Haywood
Introduction: Sex, Violence, and Theology in the World of Ice and Fire Matthew Brake Part I: Power and Sacred Institutions in the Seven Kingdoms 1. Seasons Change and "Winter is Coming": Patterning in Game of Thrones and the Hebrew Bible Eric X. Jarrard 2. Targaryen Exceptionalism and Politics in the Sacred Structures of Westeros Mollie Gossage and Edgar Valles 3. Guest Rights and Gods: Historical Hospitium in Game of Thrones Katy Krieger Part II: Ecclesiology of Thrones 4. What is Dead May Never Die: The Drowned God and Jesus' Call to Discipleship Shaun C. Brown 5. Ragamuffins Bound by the Word: The Ecclesiology of the Night's Watch Drew McIntyre Part III: Augustine Goes to Westeros 6. Night Kings and Shadow Assassins: Reflections on Death, Evil, and Privation Mark Wiebe 7. The Faith of the Seven and Faith in the Trinity David Mahfood Part IV: Dispatches from Essos: Pluralism and Orientalism in the World of Ice and Fire 8. Is Hinduism Present in Game of Thrones? Jeffery D. Long 9. "To reach the west you must go east": The Empty Shadow of Postsecular Orientalism in A Song of Ice and Fire Justin KH Tse 10. Comparative Worldview Studies and A Song of Ice and Fire: World Religions, Comparison, and Fictional Worlds Nathan Frederickson Part V: The Night is Dark and Full of Terrors: Sexual Violence, Death, and the Real in Game of Thrones 11. Concupiscence, Coercion, and the Communion of Persons: Reading the Rape of Cersei Susan Johnston 12. Valar Morghulis: Late-Modern Imaginaries of Death and Nihilism in Game of Thrones Andrew D. Thrasher 13. Hodor: The Transubstantiation of the word Made Death, The Theological Real in Game of Thrones Loraine Haywood
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