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The Monastic Dimension of Identity Politics -

The Monastic Dimension of Identity Politics

Global Case Studies from the Premodern Period
Buch | Hardcover
144 Seiten
2024 | New edition
ARC Humanities Press (Verlag)
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An empirical study on construction of identity by members of “monastic” communities across a plurality of religious traditions in pre-modern Europe and Asia.
This volume comparatively explores how members of “monastic” communities, broadly understood, developed practical strategies for the construction of identity across a range of religious traditions in the greater regions of premodern Europe and Asia. In particular, it seeks to understand how the production, distribution, and reception of hagiographic material (written, visual, and performative) served as a tool for the implementation of “monastic” dynamics of legitimation. This is accomplished by pursuing and developing a two-fold approach. At an empirical level, the volume expands our scholarly understanding of the cross-cultural processes that characterize religious communities’ notions of identity. At a meta-level, it furthers a re-evaluation of our taxonomy as it challenges established notions of categories such as “monk/monastic” and “hagiography.”

Marco Papasidero is Assistant Professor of History of Christianity and Churches at the University of Palermo. Dean Accardi is Assistant Professor of History at Connecticut College. Emilia Jamroziak is Professor of Medieval Religious History at the University of Leeds.

Introduction, by Dean Accardi, Emilia Jamroziak, and Marco Papasidero


Chapter 1. Communal and Individual Monastic Identity in Gregory the Great’s Dialogues, by Nikolas Hoel


Chapter 2. Hagiography and Monastic Legitimacy in the Translation of St Helena’s Relics to Hautvillers, by Marco Papasidero


Chapter 3. The Many Hagiographical Identities of the Chinese Buddhist Nun Zhujin, by Jennifer Eichman


Chapter 4. Hagiography Beyond the Saints: Redefining Genre and Kashmiri Identity through Sanctifying Narrative, by Dean Accardi


Chapter 5. A Re-membered Community: The Myth of Śaṅkara and the Making of the Smārtas, by Nabanjan Maitra


Chapter 6. The Ascetic and the Ecstatic: Examples of Identity Construction in the Rāmānandī Sampradāya, by Daniela Bevilacqua


Conclusions. Negotiating the Holy across Time and Place, by Sita Steckel


Index

Erscheinungsdatum
Reihe/Serie Spirituality and Monasticism, East and West
Sprache englisch
Maße 152 x 229 mm
Themenwelt Geschichte Allgemeine Geschichte Mittelalter
Religion / Theologie Christentum Kirchengeschichte
ISBN-10 1-64189-394-X / 164189394X
ISBN-13 978-1-64189-394-7 / 9781641893947
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