Juden – Heiden – Christen?
Religiöse Inklusionen und Exklusionen im Römischen Kleinasien bis Decius
Edited by Stefan Alkier Edited by Hartmut Leppin
Hardback (Published)
(March 2018)
ISBN: 9783161537066
6.54 x 9.57 inches
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This volume presents interdisciplinary individual studies on Asia Minor and offers new terminology suggestions.
The triad of Jews, gentiles and Christians seems clearly arranged in the religious world of the Roman Empire. However, a closer look shows that this is too simple a model in that it neither does justice to the diverse descriptions of these groups or those of others, nor to their respective concepts of identity or the varying mechanisms of inclusions and exclusions. This volume illustrates this by way of interdisciplinary individual studies on Asia Minor, but also through conceptional considerations. In summary, the editors offer new terminology suggestions.
Stefan Alkier/Hartmut Leppin: Einleitung - Juden, Christen, Heiden?
I. Grundsatzfragen
Tobias Nicklas: Parting of the Ways - Probleme eines Konzepts - Manuel Vogel: Judentum, Christentum, Heidentum - Konzeptionelle Probleme der Begriffsbestimmungen - James Rives: Ritual Practice, Social Power, and Religious Identity: The Case of Animal Sacrifice
II. Fallstudien
Gian Franco Chiai: Christen und christliche Identität(en) in den Inschriften des kaiserzeitlichen Phrygiens - Christian Marek: Nochmals zu den Theos-Hypsistos-Inschriften - Ulrich Huttner: Christliche Grenzgänger und ihre Inschriften - Martina Böhm: Samaritanische Diaspora im Imperium Romanum - Dorothea Rohde: Die religiöse Landschaft einer Hafenstadt im Wandel: Das Beispiel Ephesos - Kay Ehling: "Μεγάλη ἡ Ἄρτεμις Ἐφεσίων." Münzen, Inschriften, Papyri und Gemmen kommentieren Apostelgeschichte 19 - Alexander Weiß: Christliche versus städtische Identitäten? Ein Heptapolit liest die "Sieben Sendschreiben" der Johannesapokalypse - Carsten Claußen: Die Identität antik-jüdischer Gemeinden in Kleinasien im Spiegel von Rechtstexten - Stefan Alkier: Terminologien kollektiver Identitäten in der Apostelgeschichte des Lukas - Jan Bremmer: Jews, Pagans and Christians in the Apocryphal Acts - Hartmut Leppin: Justin und der Dialog mit Tryphon - Beobachtungen zum christlichen Intellektualismus - Walter Ameling: Smyrna von der Offenbarung bis Pionius - Marktplatz oder Kampfplatz der Religionen?
Stefan Alkier/Hartmut Leppin: Ein terminologischer Epilog
Stefan Alkier (Herausgegeben von)
Born 1961; studied Protestant Theology, Philosophy and German Studies in Münster, Bonn and Hamburg; Professor of New Testament and History of the Early Church at the Faculty of Protestant Theology at Goethe University Frankfurt am Main.
Hartmut Leppin (Herausgegeben von)
Geboren 1963; Studium in Marburg, Heidelberg, Pavia und Rom; 1990 Promotion; 1995 Habilitation; nach Stationen in Greifswald, Nottingham und Göttingen seit 2001 Professor für Alte Geschichte in Frankfurt am Main; Fellowships in Cambridge (UK) und Princeton (IAS); 2015 Leibnizpreis.
- Edited by Stefan Alkier
- Edited by Hartmut Leppin
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