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Brepols - Harvey Miller 2010. Hardcover,XI+230 p., 156 x 234 mm, Languages: English, French. ISBN 9782503527864. A new interdisciplinary look on the relations between historiography and hagiography in the multicultural context of the late antique and medieval Middle East. The papers in this volume examine the interaction between history and hagiography in the late antique and medieval Middle East, exploring the various ways in which the two genres were used and combined to analyse, interpret, and re-create the past. The contributors focus on the circulation of motifs between the two forms of writing and the modifications and adaptations of the initial story that such reuse entailed. Beyond this purely literary question, the retold stories are shown to have been at the centre of a number of cultural, political, and religious strategies, as they were appropriated by different groups, not least by the nascent Muslim community. Writing ?True Stories? also foregrounds the importance of some Christian hagiographical motifs in Muslim historiography, where they were creatively adapted and subverted to define early Islamic ideals of piety and charisma. Brepols - Harvey Miller 2010 ISBN 2503527868 9782503527864 [BE]
Turnhout Brepols 2010. Hardback, XI+230 p., 156 x 234 mm. ISBN 9782503527864. A new interdisciplinary look on the relations between historiography and hagiography in the multicultural context of the late antique and medieval Middle East. The papers in this volume examine the interaction between history and hagiography in the late antique and medieval Middle East, exploring the various ways in which the two genres were used and combined to analyse, interpret, and re-create the past. The contributors focus on the circulation of motifs between the two forms of writing and the modifications and adaptations of the initial story that such reuse entailed. Beyond this purely literary question, the retold stories are shown to have been at the centre of a number of cultural, political, and religious strategies, as they were appropriated by different groups, not least by the nascent Muslim community. Writing ?True Stories? also foregrounds the importance of some Christian hagiographical motifs in Muslim historiography, where they were creatively adapted and subverted to define early Islamic ideals of piety and charisma. Languages : English, French. Turnhout Brepols 2010 ISBN 2503527868 9782503527864 [BE]
ISBN10: 2503527868, ISBN13: 9782503527864, [publisher: Brepols Publishers, Turnhout] Hardcover First Edition Cultural Encounters in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages (CELAMA 9) Writing 'True Stories' Historians and Hagiographers in the Late Antique and Medieval Near East A. Papaconstantinou, M. Debié, H. Kennedy (eds.) XI+230 p., 156 x 234 mm, 2010 ISBN: 978-2-503-52786-4 Languages: English, French Hardback The publication is available. Retail price: EUR 90,00 A new interdisciplinary look on the relations between historiography and hagiography in the multicultural context of the late antique and medieval Middle East. The papers in this volume examine the interaction between history and hagiography in the late antique and medieval Middle East, exploring the various ways in which the two genres were used and combined to analyse, interpret, and re-create the past. The contributors focus on the circulation of motifs between the two forms of writing and the modifications and adaptations of the initial story that such reuse entailed. Beyond this purely literary question, the retold stories are shown to have been at the centre of a number of cultural, political, and religious strategies, as they were appropriated by different groups, not least by the nascent Muslim community. Writing 'True Stories' also foregrounds the importance of some Christian hagiographical motifs in Muslim historiography, where they were creatively adapted and subverted to define ...
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