The Medieval Theologians: An Introduction to Theology in the Medieval Period

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Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, John
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9780631212034
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416 Pages
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Medieval Theologians : an Introduction to Theology in the Medieval Period
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English
Publication Year
2001
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Christian Theology / Systematic, History & Surveys / Medieval, Christian Theology / History, History
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Textbook
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G. R. Evans
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Religion, Philosophy
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The Great Theologians Ser.
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"[This book] forms a very full introduction to medieval theology in general. Edited by a leading scholar in the field...the list alone of the other contributors assures the reader from the outset of the high quality of the scholarship. The lucidity and clarity of the presentation of the material are remarkable, and they make the book highly accessible to the general reader as well as to the specialist." Theology"The present volume is a fine comprehensive introduction to medieval theology and introduces students to the major individual theologians of that period. I recommend this text as a very good introductory text. Were I teaching a course on medieval theology at the moment, I would probably list this as required reading for my students." H-Net Reviews"The collection succeeds becuase of the substantial number of essays which are truly outstanding. Those of us who offer courses in medieval theology would do well to consider using this book alongside primary texts." Religious Studies Review"It fills a considerable gap in theological literature, for I know of no other book that comes close to covering medieval theology as thoroughly as this one does." John S. Hammett, Faith & Mission"This collection of essays is a success, for they are not perfunctory summations, but include genuine insights." Anglican Theological Review"Evans has provided a genuinely useful introduction to a central, and yet surprisingly neglected, area of medieval studies." Ecclesiastical History, [This book] forms a very full introduction to medieval theology in general. Edited by a leading scholar in the field...the list alone of the other contributors assures the reader from the outset of the high quality of the scholarship. The lucidity and clarity of the presentation of the material are remarkable, and they make the book highly accessible to the general reader as well as to the specialist." TheologyThe present volume is a fine comprehensive introduction to medieval theology and introduces students to the major individual theologians of that period. I recommend this text as a very good introductory text. Were I teaching a course on medieval theology at the moment, I would probably list this as required reading for my students." H-Net ReviewsThe collection succeeds becuase of the substantial number of essays which are truly outstanding. Those of us who offer courses in medieval theology would do well to consider using this book alongside primary texts." Religious Studies ReviewIt fills a considerable gap in theological literature, for I know of no other book that comes close to covering medieval theology as thoroughly as this one does." John S. Hammett, Faith& MissionThis collection of essays is a success, for they are not perfunctory summations, but include genuine insights." Anglican Theological ReviewEvans has provided a genuinely useful introduction to a central, and yet surprisingly neglected, area of medieval studies." Ecclesiastical History, "[This book] forms a very full introduction to medieval theology in general. Edited by a leading scholar in the field...the list alone of the other contributors assures the reader from the outset of the high quality of the scholarship. The lucidity and clarity of the presentation of the material are remarkable, and they make the book highly accessible to the general reader as well as to the specialist." Theology "The present volume is a fine comprehensive introduction to medieval theology and introduces students to the major individual theologians of that period. I recommend this text as a very good introductory text. Were I teaching a course on medieval theology at the moment, I would probably list this as required reading for my students." H-Net Reviews "The collection succeeds becuase of the substantial number of essays which are truly outstanding. Those of us who offer courses in medieval theology would do well to consider using this book alongside primary texts." Religious Studies Review "The editor provides an extremely useful introduction [and] some very incisive lines of thought ... This is an excellent addition to the series and will be a valuable introduction to the crucial formative period of Christian theology." Australian Religious Studies Review "It fills a considerable gap in theological literature, for I know of no other book that comes close to covering medieval theology as thoroughly as this one does." John S. Hammett, Faith & Mission "This collection of essays is a success, for they are not perfunctory summations, but include genuine insights." Anglican Theological Review "Evans has provided a genuinely useful introduction to a central, and yet surprisingly neglected, area of medieval studies." Ecclesiastical History
Table Of Content
Preface. List of Contributors. Introduction. . Part I: The End of the Ancient World. 1. Augustine of Hippo (John Rist). 2. Boethius, Cassiodorus, Gregory the Great (Charles Kannengiesser). 3. Postpatristic Byzantine Theologians (Andrew Louth) . Part II: The Carolingians. 4. Bede the Theologian (Benedicta Ward). 5. Carolingian Theology (Willemien Otten) . Part III: Rediscovering the Ancient Literature. 6. Berengar,Roscelin, and Peter Damian (G. R. Evans). 7. Anselm of Canterbury (G. R. Evans). 8. Peter Abelard and Gilbert of Poitiers (Lauge O. Nielsen). 9. Bernard of Clairvaux, William of St. Thierry, the Victorines (Emero Stiegman). 10. The Glossa Ordinaria (Jenny Swanson). 11. Peter Lombard (Marcia Colish) . Part IV: The High Medieval Debate. 12. Saint Bonaventure of Bagnoregio (Michael Robson). 13. Thomas Aquinas (Fergus Kerr). 14. Later Medieval Mystics (Oliver Davies). 15. Academic Controversies (Takashi Shogimen). 16. Duns Scotus and William Ockham (Alexander Broadie) . Part V: Dissidence. 17. The Waldenses (Euan Cameron). 18. Dualism (Gerhard Rottenw'hrer). 19. Ecclesiology and Politics (Matthew Kempshall). 20. Wyclif and Lollardy (Stephen Lahey). Conclusion. 21. Robert Kilwardby, Gabriel Biel, and Luther's Saving Faith (G. R. Evans). 22. Augustine, the Medieval Theologians and the Reformation (Paul Rorem). Index.
Synopsis
The Medieval Theologians provides a clear and comprehensive introduction to the period through an examination of the key individual theologians of the time. Chronologically arranged, it allows students to explore this crucial period when so many important theological developments took place. Covers the important period from the 5th to the 16th centuries, when theology took shape as an increasingly formal subject of academic study. The only book to trace developments in the field by individual theologian, rather than thematically, as is the case in other texts. Provides a unique and distinctively theological perspective. Written by leading authorities from around the world., This comprehensive introduction to medieval theology introduces students to the period through examination of the major individual theologians of the time. Chronologically arranged, it allows students to explore the crucial period between the Church Fathers and the Reformation when theology first emerged as an academic discipline and when important controversies took place. These issues clarified the nature and purpose of the church and the sacraments, and reopened many of the earlier debates about orthodoxy. This was the period which sowed the seeds of the divisions in the church which have persisted until today. Introduced with an editorial essay from G.R. Evans, this volume will appeal to theologians and historians. Each theologian is presented by a world renowned scholar who also demonstrates the relevance of medieval theological debate to the modern period., Covers the important period from the 5th to the 16th centuries, when theology took shape as an increasingly formal subject of academic study. The only book to trace developments in the field by individual theologian, rather than thematically, as is the case in other texts.
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BR253.M38 2001

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