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A bibliographical guide to the history of christianity
Other Titles: Introduction to the method – sources – secondary literature
Authors: Moschos, Dimitrios N.
Moschos, Dimitrios N.
Subject: HUMANITIES AND ARTS > RELIGION AND THEOLOGY > RELIGION
HUMANITIES AND ARTS > RELIGION AND THEOLOGY > WORLD RELIGIONS > ANCIENT RELIGIONS > CHRISTIANITY
HUMANITIES AND ARTS > RELIGION AND THEOLOGY > WORLD RELIGIONS > ANCIENT RELIGIONS > CHRISTIANITY > ORTHODOX CHRISTIANITY
HUMANITIES AND ARTS > RELIGION AND THEOLOGY > RELIGIOUS GROUPS > RELIGIOUS LEADERS > FATHERS OF THE CHURCH
HUMANITIES AND ARTS > RELIGION AND THEOLOGY
HUMANITIES AND ARTS > RELIGION AND THEOLOGY >
HUMANITIES AND ARTS > RELIGION AND THEOLOGY > WORLD RELIGIONS > ANCIENT RELIGIONS > CHRISTIANITY > CATHOLICISM
HUMANITIES AND ARTS > RELIGION AND THEOLOGY > WORLD RELIGIONS > ANCIENT RELIGIONS > CHRISTIANITY > EASTERN CHURCHES
HUMANITIES AND ARTS > RELIGION AND THEOLOGY > WORLD RELIGIONS > ANCIENT RELIGIONS > CHRISTIANITY > ECUMENICALISM
HUMANITIES AND ARTS > RELIGION AND THEOLOGY > WORLD RELIGIONS > ANCIENT RELIGIONS > CHRISTIANITY > ORTHODOX CHRISTIANITY > GREEK ORTHODOX
HUMANITIES AND ARTS > RELIGION AND THEOLOGY > WORLD RELIGIONS > ANCIENT RELIGIONS > CHRISTIANITY > PROTESTANTISM
Keywords:
Literature
Christianity
History
Sources
Theology
Church
Patristics
Hagiography
Archives
Synods
Bishops
Monasticism
Heresies
Church Fathers
Description:
Abstract:
An annotated presentation of bibliographical titles that cover the history of christianity from its beginnings to the present day. The titles are classified to sources and secondary literature, and they are divided to 21 chapters according to chronological criteria (a chapter for the first three centuries, the 4th, 5th, 6th c., and chapters for medieval, middle-byzantine, late-byzantine, late-medieval era, etc. until the 20th c.), while there are chapters for the Slavic and the non-european christianity as well as for the orthodox church of Greece (chapter 21). Before the 21 chapters there is a first part which contains a methodological introduction to the history of christianity in two chapters: one for the history of the object of history of christianity and a second for an introduction to bibliographical tools (instrumenta studiorum) together with instructions of their use in order to deal with a historical problem. The second part enumerates the sources in a numerical series independently for each chapter, while there is a subclassification number in case of bigger unities (e.g. works of a single writer, genres such as Saints’ Lives etc.). The titles of the secondary sources are enumerated with the designation of Delta (=Deuterevousa, Greek for secondary). The focus of the whole literature collection lies on the orthodox christianity (trying to cover all other forms and areas of christianity also) and the sources and the secondary literature being treated take into consideration the greek public. Yet, the overall criterion of the selection of the literature is the impact on the indigenous and the international state of art.
Linguistic Editors: Ramnali, Styliani
Ramnali, Styliani
Graphic Editors: Tsakmaki, Eleni
Tsakmaki, Eleni
Type: Bibliographic Guide
Creation Date: 04-03-2024
Item Details:
ISBN 978- 618-228-209-0
License: Attribution - NonCommercial - ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.57713/kallipos-719
Handle http://hdl.handle.net/11419/12752
Bibliographic Reference: Moschos, D., & Moschos, D. (2024). A bibliographical guide to the history of christianity [Bibliographic Guide]. Kallipos, Open Academic Editions. https://dx.doi.org/10.57713/kallipos-719
Language: Greek
Consists of:
1. History and tendencies of the historiography of the christian church
2. The instruments of research
3. Christianity during the first three centuries
4. The 4th c. I: dogmatical and ecclesiastical controversies – Christians and the Empire
5. The 4th c. II: Christianity in the society, collision with paganism, mission, monasticism, christian cult
6. The 5th c.: Synods, church structure and christological debates
7. The 6th c.: The Justinian era, german kingdoms after 476, oriental christianity
8. The 7th c.: The end of christological controversies, “Dark ages”, christianity and early Islam
9. 8th-11th c.: Christianity in the west from the early middle ages to Gregorian reforms and the 1st Crusade
10. 8th-11th c.: Eastern christianity during the middle byzantine period
11. 12th-13th centuries in the west: The apogee of the papacy
12. Christian east from the 12th c. to 1453
13. 14th-15th c.: Christianity in the east during the late middle ages
14. Renaissance, reformation, counter-reformation and other currents in Europe from the 15th c. to 1648
15. Christianity outside the european west after the 15th c.
16. Western christianity in the age of enlightenment and Absolutism (1648-end of 18th c.)
17. Christianity in slav world and caucasus from the early modernity to the 19th c.
18. The greek speaking orthodox christianity under foreign domination
19. 19th c. – Christianity in the age of revolutions and the national-romanticism
20. Christianity during the 20th century
21. The Church of Greece (in brief)
Number of pages 356
Publication Origin: Kallipos, Open Academic Editions
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