مسیح به غایت زندگی: فلسفه اخلاقی، تصویرسازی ورزشی و هدف فیلیپیان (تحقیقات علمی در مورد عهد جدید. سری دوم) [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

Table of contents :
Cover
Preface
Table of Contents
Abbreviations
Introduction
First Part Approaches to Philippians and Methodological Considerations
Chapter 1: Overview of Research: Integrity, Genre, and the Aim(s) of Philippians
1. Partition Theories
2. Epistolary Approaches
2.1 A Family Letter of Reassurance
2.2 A Letter of Friendship for Moral Formation
2.3 A Letter of Consolation to Discern the Things that Matter
2.4 Summary
3. The Pattern of Thought in Philippians
3.1 Chiasm and Parallelism in Philippians
3.2 The Christ Hymn and Philippians
3.3 Stoicism and Paul’s Pattern of Thought
3.4 Summary
4. Thematic and Rhetorical Approaches
4.1 The Advance of the Gospel
4.2 Disunity among the Philippians
4.3 Addressing the Problem of Opponents/Suffering
4.4 Summary
5. Athletic Imagery and Its Function in Philippians
5.1 The Agōn for the Gospel
5.2 The Agōn in Its Jewish Context
5.3 The Agōn in Its Greco-Roman Context
5.4 Summary
6. Conclusion: Aims of the Study
Chapter 2: Theoretical Framework for a Historical Investigation
1. A Critical Approach to History
2. The Processes of Constructing Knowledge
3. Shared Knowledge across Socio-Economic Levels
4. Conclusion
Second Part Historical Context: Moral Philosophy, Athletics, and Vivid Speech
Chapter 3: The Structure of Thought in Ancient Moral Philosophy
1. Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics
2. Hellenistic Moral Philosophies
2.1 Epicureanism
2.2 Stoicism
3. Conclusion
Chapter 4: Ancient Athletics and the Construction of a Good Life
1. Prominence of Athletics: The Games
2. The Athletic Ideal: Virtue and the Making of Perfect Citizens
3. Construction of the Good Life: Moral Philosophy and Athletics
3.1 Lucretius
3.2 Seneca
3.3 Epictetus
3.4 Dio Chrysostom
4. Race Imagery and the Entirety of Life
5. Conclusion
Chapter 5: Vivid Description: The Verbal and the Visual
1. Vivid Speech: ἔκφρασις, Ancient Human Psychology, and Persuasion
1.1 ἔκφρασις in the Progymnasmata
1.2 Quintilian and Ancient Human Psychology
1.3 ἐνάργεια and Persuasion
1.4 Linguistic Features of Vivid Speech
2. The Image of the Runner as a Vivid Description (Phil 3:13–14)
3. Conclusion
Third Part Exegetical Analysis: Moral Philosophy, Athletic Imagery, and Vivid Speech in Philippians
Chapter 6: Discerning and Modeling the Virtuous Life (Phil 1:1–26)
1. Concern with Life as a Whole: Discerning the Superior Things (Phil 1:1–11)
2. Positive and Negative Examples of Virtue (Phil 1:12–26)
3. Conclusion
Chapter 7: Living Virtuously: Citizen-Athletes with the φρόνησις of Christ (Phil 1:27–2:30)
1. The Contest of Virtue: Citizenship and Athletics (Phil 1:27–30)
2. The Intellectual Aspects of Virtue: The φρόνησις of Christ (Phil 2:1–11)
3. Exhortation to Moral Integrity: Radiating Light in the World (Phil 2:12–18)
4. Examples of Virtue: Timothy and Epaphroditus (Phil 2:19–30)
5. Conclusion
Chapter 8: Pursuing Christ as the τέλος of Life: The Virtuous and Fully Sufficient Life (Phil 3:1–4:23)
1. Christ as the τέλος of Life (Phil 3:1–11)
2. Pursuing Christ as the τέλος of Life: The Image of the Runner (Phil 3:12–14)
3. Exhortation to Live Virtuously (Phil 3:15–4:7)
4. The Virtuous and Content Life (4:8–23)
5. Conclusion
Conclusion
Bibliography
Primary Sources
Secondary Sources
Index Locorum
Old Testament/Septuagint
New Testament
Classical and Early Christian Literature
Inscriptions and Papyri
Index of Modern Authors
Index of Subjects