Theodore Metochites
Theodore Metochites
Patterns of Self-Representation in Fourteenth-Century Byzantium
Polemis, Ioannis
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
12/2023
216
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Inglês
9780755651429
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Acknowledgements
INTRODUCTION: LIFE AND WORK AT THE END OF EMPIRE
PART I: METOCHITES' REPRESENTATIONS OF HIMSELF AND OTHERS
1. Metochites on Himself: Inner Ambiguity
2. Metochites on Others: Mirror Images of Himself
3. Coda-Disposing of Oneself: A New Way of Being?
PART II. THE QUEST FOR NOVELTY: INNOVATION VERSUS TRADITION IN METOCHITES' REPRESENTATIONS
4. Not Everything Old Is to Be Revered
5. Oration 6, for Gregory of Nazianzus: A Response to Men Like Choumnos?
6. Coda-Metochites on Rhetoric: Veiled Criticism of Late Byzantium
Discursive Culture
PART III: VITA CONTEMPLATIVA VERSUS VITA ACTIVA: AN AMBIGUOUS RELATIONSHIP AND THE INNER AMBIGUITIES OF METOCHITES' SELF-IMAGE AS AN INTELLECTUAL
7. 'The Greeks Ask for Wisdom': Quest for a Humanistic Monastery
8. Oration 11, Byzantios: The Secular Body of the City
and a Secular World Contemplated
9. Coda-Nature and Being: Elusive Concepts
Conclusion: Metochites, a Philosopher of His Time
Appendix: Works by Theodore Metochites
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
INTRODUCTION: LIFE AND WORK AT THE END OF EMPIRE
PART I: METOCHITES' REPRESENTATIONS OF HIMSELF AND OTHERS
1. Metochites on Himself: Inner Ambiguity
2. Metochites on Others: Mirror Images of Himself
3. Coda-Disposing of Oneself: A New Way of Being?
PART II. THE QUEST FOR NOVELTY: INNOVATION VERSUS TRADITION IN METOCHITES' REPRESENTATIONS
4. Not Everything Old Is to Be Revered
5. Oration 6, for Gregory of Nazianzus: A Response to Men Like Choumnos?
6. Coda-Metochites on Rhetoric: Veiled Criticism of Late Byzantium
Discursive Culture
PART III: VITA CONTEMPLATIVA VERSUS VITA ACTIVA: AN AMBIGUOUS RELATIONSHIP AND THE INNER AMBIGUITIES OF METOCHITES' SELF-IMAGE AS AN INTELLECTUAL
7. 'The Greeks Ask for Wisdom': Quest for a Humanistic Monastery
8. Oration 11, Byzantios: The Secular Body of the City
and a Secular World Contemplated
9. Coda-Nature and Being: Elusive Concepts
Conclusion: Metochites, a Philosopher of His Time
Appendix: Works by Theodore Metochites
Bibliography
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Esotericism; Choumnos; Gregory Of Nazianzus; classical reception; Byzantine literature; rhetoric; byzantine studies; Ethikos; Byzantios; theology
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Acknowledgements
INTRODUCTION: LIFE AND WORK AT THE END OF EMPIRE
PART I: METOCHITES' REPRESENTATIONS OF HIMSELF AND OTHERS
1. Metochites on Himself: Inner Ambiguity
2. Metochites on Others: Mirror Images of Himself
3. Coda-Disposing of Oneself: A New Way of Being?
PART II. THE QUEST FOR NOVELTY: INNOVATION VERSUS TRADITION IN METOCHITES' REPRESENTATIONS
4. Not Everything Old Is to Be Revered
5. Oration 6, for Gregory of Nazianzus: A Response to Men Like Choumnos?
6. Coda-Metochites on Rhetoric: Veiled Criticism of Late Byzantium
Discursive Culture
PART III: VITA CONTEMPLATIVA VERSUS VITA ACTIVA: AN AMBIGUOUS RELATIONSHIP AND THE INNER AMBIGUITIES OF METOCHITES' SELF-IMAGE AS AN INTELLECTUAL
7. 'The Greeks Ask for Wisdom': Quest for a Humanistic Monastery
8. Oration 11, Byzantios: The Secular Body of the City
and a Secular World Contemplated
9. Coda-Nature and Being: Elusive Concepts
Conclusion: Metochites, a Philosopher of His Time
Appendix: Works by Theodore Metochites
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
INTRODUCTION: LIFE AND WORK AT THE END OF EMPIRE
PART I: METOCHITES' REPRESENTATIONS OF HIMSELF AND OTHERS
1. Metochites on Himself: Inner Ambiguity
2. Metochites on Others: Mirror Images of Himself
3. Coda-Disposing of Oneself: A New Way of Being?
PART II. THE QUEST FOR NOVELTY: INNOVATION VERSUS TRADITION IN METOCHITES' REPRESENTATIONS
4. Not Everything Old Is to Be Revered
5. Oration 6, for Gregory of Nazianzus: A Response to Men Like Choumnos?
6. Coda-Metochites on Rhetoric: Veiled Criticism of Late Byzantium
Discursive Culture
PART III: VITA CONTEMPLATIVA VERSUS VITA ACTIVA: AN AMBIGUOUS RELATIONSHIP AND THE INNER AMBIGUITIES OF METOCHITES' SELF-IMAGE AS AN INTELLECTUAL
7. 'The Greeks Ask for Wisdom': Quest for a Humanistic Monastery
8. Oration 11, Byzantios: The Secular Body of the City
and a Secular World Contemplated
9. Coda-Nature and Being: Elusive Concepts
Conclusion: Metochites, a Philosopher of His Time
Appendix: Works by Theodore Metochites
Bibliography
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