Instruments of devotion : the practices and objects of religious piety from the late Middle Ages to the 20th century
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書誌事項
Instruments of devotion : the practices and objects of religious piety from the late Middle Ages to the 20th century
（Publication / European Network on the Instruments of Devotion, no. 1）
Aarhus University Press , White Cross Mills, 2007
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 209-220)
収録内容
- Piety, practice and process / Henrik von Achen
- The cultural turn of Catholicism / Mario Perniola
- Manual labour as praxis pietatis : sketch of a motif in the 17th century Cistercian reform at La Trappe / Mette Birkedal Bruun
- The great silence of St. Joseph : devotion to Saint Joseph and the 17th century crisis of mysticism in the Jesuit order / Rob Faesen
- The medical market compared with the pastoral market : a perspective from early modern Dutch history / Fred van Lieburg
- Weapons of redemption : piety, poetry and the instruments of the passion in late medieval Ireland" / Salvador Ryan
- Looking at the mystery of the incarnated God : Eastern and Western iconography as a source of theological reflection / Peter de Mey
- Sepolcro : musical devotion of the passion in 17th-18th century Austria / Nils Holger Petersen
- 19th century devotional medals / Eli Heldaas Seland
- Visuality and devotion in the middle ages / Henning Laugerud
- "The solace of his image": images and presence in late medieval devotional practice / Laura Katrine Skinnebach
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Belief and religion are returning as focal concerns in modern philosophical debate. Interestingly, this 'religious turn' is most clearly seen in so-called post-modern or post-structuralist thinking. Today we are witnessing the dissolution of philosophical theories such as positivist scientism and Marxism, which thought they had definitively liquidated religion. After modernity, there are no more strong philosophical reasons either to be an atheist refusing religion or to be a theist refuting science. The above, or similar, attitudes form a common point of departure for all the contributors to this anthology, and are the reason why we all feel that the studies of matters concerning religion in all aspects of life are of importance. Today's situation in Europe illustrates the need for historical knowledge and perspective on culture and religion, particularly Christianity and all its denominational varieties. Christianity's influence on and in European culture cannot be overestimated, particularly understood as a dynamic and multifaceted force.
The European Network on the Instruments of Devotion (ENID), is an international research network coordinated from the University of Bergen, Norway.
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