Alienation the experience of the Eastern Mediterranean (50-600 A.D.) /
Основен автор: | Samellas, Antigone, 1966- |
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Формат: | Електронен |
Език: | English |
Публикувано: |
Bern ; New York :
Peter Lang,
2010.
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Alienation. |
Съдържание:
- Introduction
- Life is a theatre
- The theatricality of everyday life
- The emperor
- The acting of tyrants
- Good and bad models of the philosopher-king
- The eclipse of the emperor-actor
- The nobility
- The self
- From distantiation as affirmation to distantiation as negation
- Distantiation as affirmation
- Distantiation as negation
- Dead to the world : asceticism and its pleasures
- Dead to the city
- Dead to the family
- Live unnoticed
- True life : the pleasures of virtue
- Between life and death
- From stigmatization to deculpabilization attitudes towards the mentally ill in late antiquity and the healing process in their religious and social context
- The wounded healer and his patient
- Demon or depression? : mental illness as a family, social, and religious crisis
- Sin as mental illness
- The solutions of despair : the rationality of the irrational
- Sun's justice : social utopia as an antidote to alienation
- The utopia of compassion
- The notion of public good
- Christian distributive justice and the problem of the just wage
- Imperialism and its discontents
- Christian attitudes towards hypoteleia
- The political implications of Christian historical hermeneutics
- Jews and Christians as marginal political groups
- Christian revisionism of Jewish history
- Responses to defeat : Jewish ingredients of Christian triumphalism
- After the defeat : the persistence of the spirit of the fourth philosophy
- The use and abuse of hellenism
- Hellenism as an opposition ideology
- Graeco-Roman and Christian universalism
- Imperialism and orthodoxy
- Martyrs, criminals, and convicts : Christians show solidarity towards the outlaws without, ultimately, questioning the law
- The name Christian : its criminal and emancipatory aspects in their historical context
- The symbolism of power as idolatry
- What crime in a name?
- Freedom of conscience : the socratic legacy
- The name Christian bestows freedom : freedom as equality
- Torture and truth : the internalization of martyrdom
- Earthly and divine justice
- Earthly justice
- Divine justice as a support and correction of earthly justice
- Law and anomie
- True life : reading as salvation
- The odyssey of interpretation and the odyssey of life
- The reader as an individual
- The reader and the text
- Alienations.