Christliche religiose Gewalt im spatantiken Agypten
Hagiographische Schriften im Fokus kultur- und mentalitatsgeschichtlicher Fragestellungen
by Theresia Schusser
Christian religious violence has repeatedly been the subject of historical research in the humanities since Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s theses on the religious intolerance of the Christian monotheistic mindset and Edward Gibbon’s statements on the “intolerant zeal of the Christians.” Theresia Schuster’s study is part of the increased preoccupation of ancient studies with the study of violence, in particular the studies and research projects on religious violence in late antiquity. As part of the study of religious violence carried out by Christians in the 5th-7th centuries, three Coptic hagiographical writings are examined with regard to their depiction of violent conflicts and discussed in detail against the background of the “social identity theory” of social psychology: In the Panegyrikos on Makarios of Tk?ou, it was a matter of a cult termination with the destruction of a temple and the death of the saint in the course of an internal church conflict. In the life of Samuel of Kalam?n, the miaphysite saint was presented as a two-time martyr who narrowly survived as a victim of Christian Melkite violence. The life of Moses of Abydos, on the other hand, reported on two interreligious conflict situations-the destruction of a temple and the exorcism of the demonized deity Bes-and only dealt with internal church conflicts in passing.
Christian-religious violence has been the subject of historical research in the humanities since Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s theses on the religious intolerance of the Christian-monotheistic attitude of mind and Edward Gibbons’ statements on the “intolerant zeal of the Christians”. Theresia Schusser’s study fits in with the increased preoccupation of classical studies with research into violence, in particular the studies and research projects on religious violence in late antiquity. As part of the investigation of religious violence exercised by Christians of the 5th-7th century, three Coptic hagiographic writings are examined with regard to their depiction of violent conflicts and discussed in detail against the background of the “social identity theory” of social psychology: In the Panegyrikos on Makarios by Tk?ou it was about a cult termination with the destruction of the temple and the death of the saint in the course of an internal church dispute. In the Life of Samuel of Kalam?n, the Miaphysite saint was presented as a twice-martyred, who narrowly survived, as a victim of Christian Melkite violence. The life of Moses of Abydos, on the other hand, reported on two inter-religious conflict situations – a temple destruction and the exorcism of the demonized deity Bes – and only marginally dealt with conflicts within the church.
Teil I: Thematisches und Methodisches Kapitel 1: Einfuhrung 1.1. Bisheriger Ertrag wissenschaftlicher Untersuchungen 1.2. Fragestellung und Vorgehensweise Kapitel 2: Koptische Hagiographie 2.1. Quellenkunde 2.2. Moglichkeiten und Grenzen - Methodologie Teil II: Fallstudien der koptischen Hagiographie Kapitel 3: Der Panegyrikos auf Makarios von Tkoou 3.1. Historische Einordnung 3.2. Der Inhalt des Panegyrikos 3.3. Binnenkirchliche Gewalt bei Makarios von Tkoou 3.4. Interreligiose Gewalt bei Makarios von Tkoou 3.5. Zur Prasentation religioser Konflikte 3.6. Fazit Kapitel 4: Die Vita des Samuel von Kalamon 4.1. Einordnung der Quelle 4.2. Der Inhalt der Samuel-Vita 4.3. Binnenkirchliche Gewalt 4.4. Intratextueller Vergleich der Arten religioser Gewalt 4.5. Fazit Kapitel 5: Die Vita des Moses von Abydos 5.1. Historische Einordnung 5.2. Der Inhalt der Quelle und ihr Kontext 5.3. Interreligiose Gewalt in der Vita des Moses von Abydos 5.4. Binnenkirchliche Konflikte in der Moses-Vita? 5.5. Intratextuelle Beobachtungen 5.6. Fazit Kapitel 6: Bisheriger Ertrag der Untersuchungen Teil III: Erweiterung des Blickwinkels und Ergebnisse der Untersuchung Kapitel 7: Intertextueller Vergleich der untersuchten Quellen 7.1. Lange und Platzierung der Episoden religioser Gewalt 7.2. Sozialgeschichtliches: Tater, Opfer und ihre Prasentation Kapitel 8: Erklarung der Erzahlmodi mittels einer Theorie der Sozialpsychologie Kapitel 9: Zusammenfassung der Ergebnisse Verzeichnis der verwendeten Quellen Verzeichnis der verwendeten Literatur
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