تغییر دینی و فلسفی در سنت های مدیترانه باستان (فلسفه و دین باستان) [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

Table of contents :
Contents
Tables and Figures
Contributors
Introduction
Part 1: Interdisciplinary Conversion Research
Contemporary Models of Conversion and Identity Transformation
Using Behavioural Sciences to Understand Early Christian Experiences of Conversion
Part 2: Conversion in Ancient Judaism
The Lost Daughter: A Philological Study on the Book of Ruth
Conversion within Israel?: An Essay on Old and New in Second Temple Judaism, and on Paul the Convert According to Phil 3:2–4:1
Strategies of Conversion in a Jewish-Orphic Hieros Logos: A Cognitive Approach
``Making t1ešuḇa'' (TRTלעשות תשובה): ``(Re-)turning'' in Tannaitic Literature
Part 3: Conversion in Philosophical Traditions
The Awake and Sober Way of Life: A Key Motif in the Stoic Conversion
Philosophical Conversion in Plutarch's Moralia and the Cultural Discourses in the Ancient Mediterranean
Conversion to Philosophy in Diogenes Laertius: Forms and Functions
Part 4: Conversion in the New Testament
Is There Conversion in the Synoptic Gospels?
Metanoia in the Sermon on the Mount – A Philosophical Approach
Religious and Philosophical Conversion in Paul and John
`Consider Yourselves Dead' (Rom 6:11): Biographical Reconstruction, Conversion, and the Death of the Self in Romans
A Cost of Discipleship? The Relationship Between Conversion and Almsgiving for the New Testament Authors
Part 5: Conversion in Mystery Cults and Late Antiquity
Back to a Classic Debate: Conversion and Salvation in Ancient Mystery Cults?
The Sychar Story as a Standard Conversion Narrative in Heracleon's Hypomnemata
Index of Passages
Index of Subjects