Altertumswissenschaften
Antonios Rengakos
HOMERIC POETRY AND NEOANALYSIS History of Homeric scholarship since 1945 f Overview of Oral Poetry f Current research trends on the Iliad and the Odyssey f
Emmanouela Grypeou, Stefanie Rabe (Eds.)
THE END OF TIME Constructions of Time in Apocalyptic Imagination
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Johannes Zachhuber
TIME AND SOUL From Aristotle to St. Augustine
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In Book IV of his Physics, Aristotle asked whether time could exist without a soul that counts it. As a result, philosophers throughout antiquity tackled the problem of subjective time and its relation to the physical time of the cosmos. The present book gives an account of this debate. It analyses the contributions made by Aristotle and his Peripatetic followers but also discusses Neoplatonist and Early Christian authors including St. Augustine.
Neoanalysis has established itself as one of the two leading schools of interpretation in Homeric studies (together with the theory of Oral Poetry) since its introduction by J.T. Kakridis and its subsequent development by H. Pestalozzi, W. Schadewaldt and W. Kullmann. The book traces the history of the neoanalytical theory from its first beginnings in the 1940’s and 1950’s until its recent transformation into an “Oral Neoanalysis”.
This book discusses the various constructions of time in apocalyptic texts. The contributions cover Rabbinic and Christian texts, including texts such as end-time texts in Midrashim, the apocryphal apocalypses of Thomas and John, and post-Islamic Christian visions. The volume also offers systematic contributions on political eschatology, on typologies as apocalyptic text tool and the history of research on time in the apocryphal literature.
A. Rengakos, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, Greece.
Emmanouela Grypeou, Stockholm University, Sweden; Stefanie Rabe, FU Berlin, Germany.
SUBJECTS Classical Studies Greek Greek Lan-
SUBJECTS Classical Studies Early Christianity;
tics Patristic Authors; Systematic Theology and
guage and Literature; Classical Studies Latin Latin
Judaism Rabbinic Judaism; New Testament New
Philosophy of Religion Philosophy of Religion
Language and Literature; Classical Studies Ancient
Testament Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha; Reli-
READERSHIP Scholars and students of philosophy,
History; Classical Studies Ancient Philosophy
gious Studies Introductions and Overviews
theology and classics
READERSHIP Students and early career scholars of
READERSHIP Scholars and students of Jewish and
Classics and Literary Studies.
Christian history of religion/of theology/of Ancient
Johannes Zachhuber, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK. SUBJECTS Classical Studies Ancient Philosophy; History of Philosophy Ancient Philosophy; Patris-
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