Silence. A christian history
| Titlu | |
| Titlu | Silence. A christian history |
| Indici CZU | |
| Indice de bază CZU | 28 |
| (100) | |
| Titlu / Menţiuni de responsabilitate | |
| Titlu | Silence. A christian history |
| Prima menţ. de resp. | Diarmaid MacCulloch |
| Desemnarea gen. a materialului | Carte tipărită |
| Nume de persoană / resp. intelectuală primară | |
| Autor principal | MACCULLOCH, DIARMAID |
| ISBN | |
| Număr ISBN | 9781846144264 |
| Alt sistem de control al numerelor | |
| Cotă | 2/M11 |
| Număr (indice) CZU | |
| Număr (indice) CZU | 28(100) |
| Alte clasificări | |
| Alte clasificări - Numărul clasei | 2 |
| Vedetă de subiect ca subiect | |
| Subiect | Religie |
| Religie creştină | |
| Biserica creştină (istorie) | |
| Limba resursei | |
| Limba textului | eng |
| Ţara de publicare sau producţie | |
| Ţara de publicare | United Kingdom |
| Publicare, distribuţie | |
| Loc publicare | [London] |
| Editura | Allen Lane |
| Data publicării | 2013 |
| Descriere fizică | |
| Desemnarea specifica a mat. | XII, 338 p. |
| Notă generală | |
| Textul notei | Note |
| Index | |
| Notă de rezumat/abstract | |
| Abstract/Sumar | Contents Preface and Acknowledgements. xi Introduction: The Witness of Holmes’s Dog PART ONE The Bible 1.Silence in Christian Prehistory: The Tanakh Israel and the Celebration of Noise11 A God who Speaks16 ‘Be still before the Lord’19 The Suffering Servant22 Silence, Plato and the Creator-God24 2.The Earliest Christian Silences: The New Testament30 Jesus: Ending Silence30 Jesus: Embracing Silence 33 The Gospels Interpret Jesus37 Paul’s Noisy Christians41 ‘About half an hour’47 PART TWO The Triumph of Monastic Silence 3.Forming and Breaking a Church: 100-451 CE53 Ignatius, Bishops and the Great Disappointment53 Gnostics and Silence56 Catholic Christianity, Silence and the Philosophers61 Martyrs and Confessors64 The First Ascetics and Monks69 Desert Fathers?74 ‘That yonder’78 Evagrius: Meditation and Contemplation80 4.The Monastic Age in East and West: 451-1100. 84 Silence beyond Chalcedon84 Dionysius versus Augustine86 Monks in the Latin West: The Rule of St Benedict92 Dionysius and Cluny95 New Orders for the Western Church98 PART THREE Silence through Three Reformations 5.From Iconoclasm to Erasmus: 700-1500. 105 Icons: Contemplation for All105 The Latin West: A Different Path108 Orthodoxy and Hesychasmno Gregorian Reform in the West114 Monks and Mystics119 The Devotio Moderna and Erasmus124 6.The Protestant Reformation: 1500-1700. 127 Justifying Protestant Noise127 Music and Church Buildings 131 Protestants, Inner Silence and Tolerance136 Radical Protestants: Word and Spirit140 Stuart England and the Quakers144 Tridentine Catholicism: Defending Traditions150 Tridentine Mystics and their Trials155 Part four Reaching behind Noise in Christian History 7.Silences for Survival163 Nicodemism: Name and Thing163 Iberian Jews: conversos166 Nicodemites in Reformation and Counter-Reformation167 England: A Variety of Nicodemites174 Reformation Radicals: Word and Silence178 Gay Anglo-Catholics: Let He who Has Ears to Hear184 8.Things Not Remembered191 Building Identity through Forgetfulness191 Silence, Sex and Gender196 Shame: A Dark Theme202 Concealing Clerical Child Abuse203 Western Christianity and the Holocaust207 Christians, the Bible and Slavery212 9.Silence in Present and Future Christianities2x7 Retrospect: Wild-tracks217 Varieties of Modern Christian Silence222 Whistle-blowing225 Ecumenism in Silence228 Music and Silence231 Patterns in Scripture, Silence and Sin234 Further Reading240 Notes248 Index305 |
2/M11
MACCULLOCH, DIARMAID
Silence. A christian history / Diarmaid MacCulloch.- [London] : Allen Lane , 2013.
XII, 338 p..
Note
Index
Contents Preface and Acknowledgements. xi Introduction: The Witness of Holmes’s Dog PART ONE The Bible 1.Silence in Christian Prehistory: The Tanakh Israel and the Celebration of Noise11 A God who Speaks16 ‘Be still before the Lord’19 The Suffering Servant22 Silence, Plato and the Creator-God24 2.The Earliest Christian Silences: The New Testament30 Jesus: Ending Silence30 Jesus: Embracing Silence 33 The Gospels Interpret Jesus37 Paul’s Noisy Christians41 ‘About half an hour’47 PART TWO The Triumph of Monastic Silence 3.Forming and Breaking a Church: 100-451 CE53 Ignatius, Bishops and the Great Disappointment53 Gnostics and Silence56 Catholic Christianity, Silence and the Philosophers61 Martyrs and Confessors64 The First Ascetics and Monks69 Desert Fathers?74 ‘That yonder’78 Evagrius: Meditation and Contemplation80 4.The Monastic Age in East and West: 451-1100. 84 Silence beyond Chalcedon84 Dionysius versus Augustine86 Monks in the Latin West: The Rule of St Benedict92 Dionysius and Cluny95 New Orders for the Western Church98 PART THREE Silence through Three Reformations 5.From Iconoclasm to Erasmus: 700-1500. 105 Icons: Contemplation for All105 The Latin West: A Different Path108 Orthodoxy and Hesychasmno Gregorian Reform in the West114 Monks and Mystics119 The Devotio Moderna and Erasmus124 6.The Protestant Reformation: 1500-1700. 127 Justifying Protestant Noise127 Music and Church Buildings 131 Protestants, Inner Silence and Tolerance136 Radical Protestants: Word and Spirit140 Stuart England and the Quakers144 Tridentine Catholicism: Defending Traditions150 Tridentine Mystics and their Trials155 Part four Reaching behind Noise in Christian History 7.Silences for Survival163 Nicodemism: Name and Thing163 Iberian Jews: conversos166 Nicodemites in Reformation and Counter-Reformation167 England: A Variety of Nicodemites174 Reformation Radicals: Word and Silence178 Gay Anglo-Catholics: Let He who Has Ears to Hear184 8.Things Not Remembered191 Building Identity through Forgetfulness191 Silence, Sex and Gender196 Shame: A Dark Theme202 Concealing Clerical Child Abuse203 Western Christianity and the Holocaust207 Christians, the Bible and Slavery212 9.Silence in Present and Future Christianities2x7 Retrospect: Wild-tracks217 Varieties of Modern Christian Silence222 Whistle-blowing225 Ecumenism in Silence228 Music and Silence231 Patterns in Scripture, Silence and Sin234 Further Reading240 Notes248 Index305.
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