Anthropologies of Orthodox Christianity : Theology, Politics, Ethics.
Anthropologically explores the entanglement of theology and politics among contemporary Orthodox Christians Much of the anthropological literature on Christianity tends to concentrate on Protestants and Catholics in the Global South.
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Fordham University Press,
2025.
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| Series: | Book collections on Project MUSE.
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Table of Contents:
- Cover
- Series Editors
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Foreword / Sonja Thomas
- Introduction: Thinking About Orthodox Christianity in an Anthropological Perspective / Candace Lukasik and Sarah Riccardi-Swartz
- Part I. Living Theology and Anthropological Theories
- Orthodoxy from the Outside: Palestinian Christian Kinship and the Evangelical Theology of Love / Clayton Goodgame
- Imperial Ecclesiologies and Ethnographic Imaginaries: Situating Syriac Christianity in the Anthropology of Global Orthodoxy / Sarah Bakker Kellogg
- The Lives of Priests in the Coptic Imagination / Aaron Michka
- Part II. Social Transformation and Orthodox Theologies
- Hagiographic Emplacement: St. Servatius, the Armenian Community of Maastricht, and Oriental Orthodox Christians in Europe / Christopher Sheklian
- Dynamic Honor: How Ethiopian Orthodox Keber Mediates the Secular, the Islamic, and the Religiously Plural / John Dulin
- The State of Grace: Old Believers' Determinations of Coreligiosity and Moral Life in the Days Between the Mysteries / Amber Lee Silva
- Part III. Theological Anxieties and Cultural Constructions
- The Heresy of Eastern Papizm in Russian Orthodox Online Discourse / Jacob Lassin
- UFOs, Conspiracy, and American Eastern Orthodoxy: Narrative Performance of the "Patristic Mind" / Robert C. Saler
- Afterword / Angie Heo
- Acknowledgments
- List of Contributors
- Index
- Series List