Shared Saints and Festivals among Jews, Christians, and Muslims in the Medieval Mediterranean
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Shared Saints and Festivals among Jews, Christians, and Muslims in the Medieval Mediterranean
Cuffel, Alexandra
Arc Humanities Press
03/2024
326
Dura
Inglês
9781641891493
15 a 20 dias
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Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Introduction
Chapter 1. Holy Spaces and Holy Corpses: Defining Sanctity and Veneration of the Dead from Late Antiquity to the Middle Ages.
Chapter 2. The Other as Witness to the Truth: Positive Responses to Shared Religious Veneration among Jewish and Christian Pilgrims to the Middle East from Western Europe
Chapter 3. Forceful Saints and Compelling Rituals: Real and Imagined Jewish and Muslim Participation in Christian Rituals and Saint Cults from Byzantium to Western Europe
Chapter 4. Praising, Cursing, or Ignoring the Other: Jews, Christians, and Muslims at One Another's Holy Spaces in the Islamicate Mediterranean
Chapter 5. Opposition to Shared Saints and Festivals in the Islamicate World
Chapter 6. Upholding the Dignity of the Faith and Separating Believers and Unbelievers in Medieval Christian Societies
Conclusions
Bibliography
Index
Abbreviations
Introduction
Chapter 1. Holy Spaces and Holy Corpses: Defining Sanctity and Veneration of the Dead from Late Antiquity to the Middle Ages.
Chapter 2. The Other as Witness to the Truth: Positive Responses to Shared Religious Veneration among Jewish and Christian Pilgrims to the Middle East from Western Europe
Chapter 3. Forceful Saints and Compelling Rituals: Real and Imagined Jewish and Muslim Participation in Christian Rituals and Saint Cults from Byzantium to Western Europe
Chapter 4. Praising, Cursing, or Ignoring the Other: Jews, Christians, and Muslims at One Another's Holy Spaces in the Islamicate Mediterranean
Chapter 5. Opposition to Shared Saints and Festivals in the Islamicate World
Chapter 6. Upholding the Dignity of the Faith and Separating Believers and Unbelievers in Medieval Christian Societies
Conclusions
Bibliography
Index
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Shared saints; shared space; shared festivals; Jews; Christians; Muslims; pilgrimage;
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Introduction
Chapter 1. Holy Spaces and Holy Corpses: Defining Sanctity and Veneration of the Dead from Late Antiquity to the Middle Ages.
Chapter 2. The Other as Witness to the Truth: Positive Responses to Shared Religious Veneration among Jewish and Christian Pilgrims to the Middle East from Western Europe
Chapter 3. Forceful Saints and Compelling Rituals: Real and Imagined Jewish and Muslim Participation in Christian Rituals and Saint Cults from Byzantium to Western Europe
Chapter 4. Praising, Cursing, or Ignoring the Other: Jews, Christians, and Muslims at One Another's Holy Spaces in the Islamicate Mediterranean
Chapter 5. Opposition to Shared Saints and Festivals in the Islamicate World
Chapter 6. Upholding the Dignity of the Faith and Separating Believers and Unbelievers in Medieval Christian Societies
Conclusions
Bibliography
Index
Abbreviations
Introduction
Chapter 1. Holy Spaces and Holy Corpses: Defining Sanctity and Veneration of the Dead from Late Antiquity to the Middle Ages.
Chapter 2. The Other as Witness to the Truth: Positive Responses to Shared Religious Veneration among Jewish and Christian Pilgrims to the Middle East from Western Europe
Chapter 3. Forceful Saints and Compelling Rituals: Real and Imagined Jewish and Muslim Participation in Christian Rituals and Saint Cults from Byzantium to Western Europe
Chapter 4. Praising, Cursing, or Ignoring the Other: Jews, Christians, and Muslims at One Another's Holy Spaces in the Islamicate Mediterranean
Chapter 5. Opposition to Shared Saints and Festivals in the Islamicate World
Chapter 6. Upholding the Dignity of the Faith and Separating Believers and Unbelievers in Medieval Christian Societies
Conclusions
Bibliography
Index
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