Critics of Herodotus have generally shown an unease in the face of the religious passages of the Histories, a sense that he ''lets himself down'' by delving into matters irrelevant to the… Mehr…
Critics of Herodotus have generally shown an unease in the face of the religious passages of the Histories, a sense that he ''lets himself down'' by delving into matters irrelevant to the proper purpose of history. They have tended consequently to latch on to isolated instances of scepticism inan attempt to vindicate Herodotus from imagined charges of obscurantism. Historians of Greek religion, on the other hand, by their concentration on ritual as the central feature of Greek religious experience, have often neglected the value of literary sources as evidence of religious belief; indeedthe term belief has become something of a dirty word. In this book, the first full-length study of the subject in English, Dr Harrison not only places Herodotus'' religious beliefs at the centre of his conception of history, but - by seeing instances of scepticism and of belief in relation to oneanother, and by the use of analogy from anthropological literature - also redresses the recent emphasis on the centrality of ritual. | Divinity and History by Thomas Harrison Hardcover | Indigo Chapters Books > History > World History > Ancient History > Ancient Greek History P10103, Thomas Harrison<
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Critics of Herodotus have generally shown an unease in the face of the religious passages of the Histories, a sense that he 'lets himself down' by delving into matters irrelevant to the proper purpose of history. They have tended consequently to latch on to isolated instances of scepticism in an attempt to vindicate Herodotus from imagined charges of obscurantism. Historians of Greek religion, on the other hand, by their concentration on ritual as the central feature of Greek religious experience, have often neglected the value of literary sources as evidence of religious belief; indeed the term belief has become something of a dirty word. In this book, the first full-length study of the subject in English, Dr Harrison not only places Herodotus' religious beliefs at the centre of his conception of history, but - by seeing instances of scepticism and of belief in relation to one another, and by the use of analogy from anthropological literature - also redresses the recent emphasis on the centrality of ritual. New Textbooks>Hardcover>World History>Ancient Hist>Ancient Greece, Oxford University Press Core >2 >T<
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Critics of Herodotus have generally shown an unease in the face of the religious passages of the Histories, a sense that he 'lets himself down' by delving into matters irrelevant to the proper purpose of history. They have tended consequently to latch on to isolated instances of scepticism in an attempt to vindicate Herodotus from imagined charges of obscurantism. Historians of Greek religion, on the other hand, by their concentration on ritual as the central feature of Greek religious experience, have often neglected the value of literary sources as evidence of religious belief; indeed the term belief has become something of a dirty word. In this book, the first full-length study of the subject in English, Dr Harrison not only places Herodotus' religious beliefs at the centre of his conception of history, but - by seeing instances of scepticism and of belief in relation to one another, and by the use of analogy from anthropological literature - also redresses the recent emphasis on the centrality of ritual. Media > Book, [PU: Oxford University Press]<
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Critics of Herodotus have generally shown an unease in the face of the religious passages of the Histories, a sense that he ''lets himself down'' by delving into matters irrelevant to the… Mehr…
Critics of Herodotus have generally shown an unease in the face of the religious passages of the Histories, a sense that he ''lets himself down'' by delving into matters irrelevant to the proper purpose of history. They have tended consequently to latch on to isolated instances of scepticism inan attempt to vindicate Herodotus from imagined charges of obscurantism. Historians of Greek religion, on the other hand, by their concentration on ritual as the central feature of Greek religious experience, have often neglected the value of literary sources as evidence of religious belief; indeedthe term belief has become something of a dirty word. In this book, the first full-length study of the subject in English, Dr Harrison not only places Herodotus'' religious beliefs at the centre of his conception of history, but - by seeing instances of scepticism and of belief in relation to oneanother, and by the use of analogy from anthropological literature - also redresses the recent emphasis on the centrality of ritual. | Divinity and History by Thomas Harrison Hardcover | Indigo Chapters Books > History > World History > Ancient History > Ancient Greek History P10103, Thomas Harrison<
Critics of Herodotus have generally shown an unease in the face of the religious passages of the Histories, a sense that he 'lets himself down' by delving into matters irrelevant to the p… Mehr…
Critics of Herodotus have generally shown an unease in the face of the religious passages of the Histories, a sense that he 'lets himself down' by delving into matters irrelevant to the proper purpose of history. They have tended consequently to latch on to isolated instances of scepticism in an attempt to vindicate Herodotus from imagined charges of obscurantism. Historians of Greek religion, on the other hand, by their concentration on ritual as the central feature of Greek religious experience, have often neglected the value of literary sources as evidence of religious belief; indeed the term belief has become something of a dirty word. In this book, the first full-length study of the subject in English, Dr Harrison not only places Herodotus' religious beliefs at the centre of his conception of history, but - by seeing instances of scepticism and of belief in relation to one another, and by the use of analogy from anthropological literature - also redresses the recent emphasis on the centrality of ritual. New Textbooks>Hardcover>World History>Ancient Hist>Ancient Greece, Oxford University Press Core >2 >T<
Critics of Herodotus have generally shown an unease in the face of the religious passages of the Histories, a sense that he 'lets himself down' by delving into matters irrelevant to the p… Mehr…
Critics of Herodotus have generally shown an unease in the face of the religious passages of the Histories, a sense that he 'lets himself down' by delving into matters irrelevant to the proper purpose of history. They have tended consequently to latch on to isolated instances of scepticism in an attempt to vindicate Herodotus from imagined charges of obscurantism. Historians of Greek religion, on the other hand, by their concentration on ritual as the central feature of Greek religious experience, have often neglected the value of literary sources as evidence of religious belief; indeed the term belief has become something of a dirty word. In this book, the first full-length study of the subject in English, Dr Harrison not only places Herodotus' religious beliefs at the centre of his conception of history, but - by seeing instances of scepticism and of belief in relation to one another, and by the use of analogy from anthropological literature - also redresses the recent emphasis on the centrality of ritual. Media > Book, [PU: Oxford University Press]<
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Critics of Herodotus have generally shown an unease in the face of the religious passages of the Histories, a sense that he 'lets himself down' by delving into matters irrelevant to the proper purpose of history. They have tended consequently to latch on to isolated instances ofscepticism in an attempt to vindicate Herodotus from imagined charges of obscurantism. Historians of Greek religion, on the other hand, by their concentration on ritual as the central feature of Greek religious experience, have often neglected the value of literary sources as evidence ofreligious belief; indeed the term belief has become something of a dirty word. In this book, the first full-length study of the subject in English, Dr Harrison not only places Herodotus' religious beliefs at the centre of his conception of history, but - by seeing instances of scepticism and ofbelief in relation to one another, and by the use of analogy from anthropological literature - also redresses the recent emphasis on the centrality of ritual.
Detailangaben zum Buch - Divinity and History: The Religion of Herodotus Thomas Harrison Author
EAN (ISBN-13): 9780198152910 ISBN (ISBN-10): 0198152914 Gebundene Ausgabe Erscheinungsjahr: 2000 Herausgeber: Oxford University Press Core >2 >T 336 Seiten Gewicht: 0,572 kg Sprache: eng/Englisch
Buch in der Datenbank seit 2008-02-03T18:19:41+01:00 (Vienna) Detailseite zuletzt geändert am 2023-12-29T02:03:54+01:00 (Vienna) ISBN/EAN: 9780198152910
ISBN - alternative Schreibweisen: 0-19-815291-4, 978-0-19-815291-0 Alternative Schreibweisen und verwandte Suchbegriffe: Autor des Buches: harrison, thomas harris, thomas härri, herodotus Titel des Buches: divinity religion, the history herodotus, oxford classical
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