Petrovic Petrovic
INNER PURITY & POLLUT EARLY GREEK REL C
Petrovic Petrovic
INNER PURITY & POLLUT EARLY GREEK REL C
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Produktdetails
- Verlag: ACADEMIC
- Seitenzahl: 354
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Oktober 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 696g
- ISBN-13: 9780198768043
- ISBN-10: 0198768044
- Artikelnr.: 47867621
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Andrej Petrovic (PhD Heidelberg) is a Reader at the Classics and Ancient History Department, Durham University. He specialises in the study of Greek religion and Greek epigraphy (in particular ritual norms and verse inscriptions), and has published widely on these topics. His previous authored and co-edited books include Kommentar zu den simonideischen Versinschriften (Brill 2007) and Archaic and Classical Greek Epigram (CUP 2010). His current book-length projects, undertaken jointly with Ivana Petrovic, include an investigation of inner purity and pollution within the wider Mediterranean context, and a study of bound divinities. Ivana Petrovic (PhD Heidelberg / Giessen) is a Senior Lecturer at Durham University. Her first book dealt with representations of contemporary religious life in the Hellenistic poetry Von den Toren des Hades zu den Hallen des Olymp. Artemiskult bei Theokrit und Kallimachos, Brill 2007, and she has co-edited volumes and published extensively on Ancient Greek poetry, Greek and Roman religion and magic, and material culture and art (CUP, Steiner Verlag, Brill). Her two forthcoming books, co-authored jointly with Andrej Petrovic, deal with inner purity and pollution from the Hellenistic period onwards and the divine bondage in Greek religion.
* Introduction
* Part 1: An Epic View.
* 1: Hesiod on Moral Badness as Impurity
* Part 2: Inner Purity and Pollution in pre-Platonic Philosophical
Tradition
* 2: Pythagoras on Purity of Soul and Sacrificial Ritual
* 3: Heraclitus on Purification; Inner Purity and Sacrifice after
Pythagoras
* 4: Empedocles on Inner Pollution and Purity: Release from Suffering,
Prayer, and Mental Exercise
* Part 3: Inner Purity and Pollution in Sympotic Settings.
* 5: Xenophanes on Good Thinking while Drinking
* 6: Theognidea on Straight Minds and Moral Purity
* Part 4: Inner Purity and Pollution on the Central Stage: The Evidence
of Drama
* 7: The Tragic Outlook on Rituals: Preliminaries
* 8: Aeschylus on Mental Pollution (the Oresteia and the Suppliants)
* 9: Sophocles' Sophrosyne, Unsound Thinking, and Pollution
* 10: Euripides on the Extremes of Purity and Pollution (Hippolytus,
Orestes, Electra and Bacchae).
* 11: Aristophanes' 'Pure Mind'
* Part 5: A Different Kind of Inner Purity
* 12: Inner Purity and Pollution in the Beyond: the Evidence of the
Gold Leaves
* Conclusion
* Part 1: An Epic View.
* 1: Hesiod on Moral Badness as Impurity
* Part 2: Inner Purity and Pollution in pre-Platonic Philosophical
Tradition
* 2: Pythagoras on Purity of Soul and Sacrificial Ritual
* 3: Heraclitus on Purification; Inner Purity and Sacrifice after
Pythagoras
* 4: Empedocles on Inner Pollution and Purity: Release from Suffering,
Prayer, and Mental Exercise
* Part 3: Inner Purity and Pollution in Sympotic Settings.
* 5: Xenophanes on Good Thinking while Drinking
* 6: Theognidea on Straight Minds and Moral Purity
* Part 4: Inner Purity and Pollution on the Central Stage: The Evidence
of Drama
* 7: The Tragic Outlook on Rituals: Preliminaries
* 8: Aeschylus on Mental Pollution (the Oresteia and the Suppliants)
* 9: Sophocles' Sophrosyne, Unsound Thinking, and Pollution
* 10: Euripides on the Extremes of Purity and Pollution (Hippolytus,
Orestes, Electra and Bacchae).
* 11: Aristophanes' 'Pure Mind'
* Part 5: A Different Kind of Inner Purity
* 12: Inner Purity and Pollution in the Beyond: the Evidence of the
Gold Leaves
* Conclusion
* Introduction
* Part 1: An Epic View.
* 1: Hesiod on Moral Badness as Impurity
* Part 2: Inner Purity and Pollution in pre-Platonic Philosophical
Tradition
* 2: Pythagoras on Purity of Soul and Sacrificial Ritual
* 3: Heraclitus on Purification; Inner Purity and Sacrifice after
Pythagoras
* 4: Empedocles on Inner Pollution and Purity: Release from Suffering,
Prayer, and Mental Exercise
* Part 3: Inner Purity and Pollution in Sympotic Settings.
* 5: Xenophanes on Good Thinking while Drinking
* 6: Theognidea on Straight Minds and Moral Purity
* Part 4: Inner Purity and Pollution on the Central Stage: The Evidence
of Drama
* 7: The Tragic Outlook on Rituals: Preliminaries
* 8: Aeschylus on Mental Pollution (the Oresteia and the Suppliants)
* 9: Sophocles' Sophrosyne, Unsound Thinking, and Pollution
* 10: Euripides on the Extremes of Purity and Pollution (Hippolytus,
Orestes, Electra and Bacchae).
* 11: Aristophanes' 'Pure Mind'
* Part 5: A Different Kind of Inner Purity
* 12: Inner Purity and Pollution in the Beyond: the Evidence of the
Gold Leaves
* Conclusion
* Part 1: An Epic View.
* 1: Hesiod on Moral Badness as Impurity
* Part 2: Inner Purity and Pollution in pre-Platonic Philosophical
Tradition
* 2: Pythagoras on Purity of Soul and Sacrificial Ritual
* 3: Heraclitus on Purification; Inner Purity and Sacrifice after
Pythagoras
* 4: Empedocles on Inner Pollution and Purity: Release from Suffering,
Prayer, and Mental Exercise
* Part 3: Inner Purity and Pollution in Sympotic Settings.
* 5: Xenophanes on Good Thinking while Drinking
* 6: Theognidea on Straight Minds and Moral Purity
* Part 4: Inner Purity and Pollution on the Central Stage: The Evidence
of Drama
* 7: The Tragic Outlook on Rituals: Preliminaries
* 8: Aeschylus on Mental Pollution (the Oresteia and the Suppliants)
* 9: Sophocles' Sophrosyne, Unsound Thinking, and Pollution
* 10: Euripides on the Extremes of Purity and Pollution (Hippolytus,
Orestes, Electra and Bacchae).
* 11: Aristophanes' 'Pure Mind'
* Part 5: A Different Kind of Inner Purity
* 12: Inner Purity and Pollution in the Beyond: the Evidence of the
Gold Leaves
* Conclusion







