Byzantium and Its Neighbours : Religious Self and Otherness in Dialogue.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Andriollo, Luisa.

Series:

Alterum Byzantium Series

Alterum Byzantium Series ; v.1

Language:

Italian

Subjects (All):

Christianity and other religions.

Religious pluralism.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (172 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Venice, Italy : Edizioni Ca' Foscari - Digital Publishing, 2024.

Summary:

This scholarly volume examines the religious interactions and polemics between Byzantium and its neighboring cultures, focusing on the middle and late Byzantine periods (7th-14th centuries). The essays explore Byzantine polemics against Muslims, Jews, Armenians, and Latins, analyzing linguistic and rhetorical strategies, authorship, and audience. The work also delves into the political and cultural contexts of these interactions, emphasizing the dynamic interplay between religious selfhood and perceptions of 'otherness.' Drawing on contemporary theoretical frameworks, the volume highlights the relevance of Byzantine religious dynamics in modern contexts of diversity and dialogue. Generated by AI.

Contents:

Intro

Presentazione della collana

Prefazione

Introduzione

1 I rapporti tra varietà nel repertorio linguistico: bilinguismo, diglossia e dilalia

2 Aspetti legislativi del bilinguismo in Europa e in Italia

3 Lingua italiana e dialetti italoromanzi

4 La dimensione scritta dei dialetti siciliani sui social media

5 Il bilinguismo italiano-dialetto come risorsa

6 Conclusioni

Bibliografia

185Indice dei nomi

99Prefazione

Giuliana Giusti

3Introduction

Luisa Andriollo

Luigi D'Amelia

11Hate Speech, Ethnoreligious Prejudices, and Stereotypes in Byzantine Literature

Outline of an Ongoing Research Project

51Writing and Reading Anti-Islamic Polemics in Byzantium

The Dialogue on the Faith of the Monk Euthymios with a Saracen Philosopher (Twelfth Century)

93Turkish-Islamic Customs and Rites in the Byzantine Apologetical-Polemical Literature (Fourteenth Century)A Preliminary Survey

Marco Fanelli

131À qui s'adressait vraiment la polémique antijudaïque à Byzance ?

Vincent Déroche

141Theological and Political Reasonsin the Anti-Armenian Polemics in Byzantium

(Ninth-Twelfth Centuries)

Gioacchino Strano

1 Byzantium and the Religious Other in Dialogue: A Research Background

2 Methodological Approaches and Open Questions

3 Conclusion

1 Introduction

2 A Theoretical Framework

3 Hate Speech and Derogatory Language

4 Hate Speech in Byzantine Literature

5 Some Notes on Methodology

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ISBN:

9788869698378

8869698378

OCLC:

1611803434