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Die Stellung der Frauen in den christlich-orientalischen Gesellschaften unterlag vielfaltigem Wechsel. Einblicke in das Auf und Ab in Geschichte und Gegenwart - fur ein breiteres Publikum gedacht - gibt der Sammelband eines Intensivseminars am Lehrstuhl fur Orientalische Kirchengeschichte an der Georg-August-Universitat Gottingen. Die Beitrage von Martin Tamcke (Einleitung), Cornelia Schlarb (Vielfalt am Anfang), Kai Merten (Kreuz Jesu in athiopischer Tradition), Diradur Sardaryan (Frau in armenischer Kirche), Renate Kreile (Christliche Frauen im modernen Vorderen Orient), Andreas Pflitsch (Etel Adnan), Sally Azar (Frauen in Lutherischer Kirche in Jordanien und im Heiligen Land), Viola Raheb (Frauen als theologische und okumenische Akteurinnen im Nahen Osten) und Dagmar Heller (Die Frage der Frauenordination in den orthodoxen Kirchen) behandeln ein weites Spektrum der Thematik. Erganzt werden die Beitrage um eine englischsprachige Abhandlung im Anhang (We Choose Abundant Life. Christians in the Middle East: Towards Renewed Theological, Social, and Political Choices) von den vorwiegend libanesischen Autor/innen: Souraya Bechealany, Khalil Chalfoun, Gabriel Alfred Hachem, Najla Kassab, Assaad Elias Kattan, George Jabra Al-Kopti, Michel Nseir, Mitri Raheb, Ziad El Sayegh, Emilie Tannous und Rouphael Zgheib, das von historischen Detailfragen bis zu Beitragen gegenwartig aktiver Frauen aus dem christlich-orientalischen Kontext reicht und sowohl theologische Grundfragen verhandelt als auch Versuche zur Korrektur herkommlicher Sichtweisen bietet.

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The international conference "Byzantium as Bridge between West and East" (3rd 5th May 2012) at the Austrian Academy of Sciences underlined the mediation role of Byzantium between the cultures in the West and East as well as of its own culture to the neighboring nations. This mediation was discussed not only in terms of influence, but also of receptive function, symbolized in its bridging role. Such a bridge was built also within Byzantium, in the transition from pagan to Christian culture. The proceedings which were supplemented by additional contributions of specialists underpin the importance of Byzantine culture and politics for an overall understanding of late Roman, medieval and early modern history and once again restore Byzantium from a romanticized oriental, distant, mysterious kingdom into European history and its cultural landscape. Thus, the focus is particularly on its huge boost, its reception and its mediation between Europe and the East, in a never-ending process of mobility between Europe, Africa and Asia.

Empire byzantin --- Histoire --- Actes de congrès --- Europe --- Relations extérieures --- Civilization, Medieval --- East and West --- Byzantine Empire --- Civilization --- History --- Relations --- Actes de congrès. --- Civilization, Medieval - Congresses --- East and West - Congresses --- Byzance --- Pèlerinages --- Orient chrétien --- Byzantine Empire - Civilization - Congresses --- Byzantine Empire - History - Congresses --- Byzantine Empire - Relations - Europe - Congresses --- Europe - Relations - Byzantine Empire - Congresses --- Relations extérieures --- Actes de congrès --- Actes de congrès.

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Eastern churches --- Eglises orientales --- Dictionaries --- German --- Dictionnaires allemands --- German. --- Eastern churches - Dictionaries - German --- Orient chrétien --- (VLB-FS)Christlicher Orient --- (VLB-FS)Islamisch-christliche Beziehungen --- (VLB-FS)Türkische Christen --- (VLB-FS)Arabische Christen --- (VLB-FS)Ägyptische Christen --- (VLB-FS)Kopten --- (VLB-FS)Mandäer --- (VLB-FS)Aramäer --- (VLB-FS)Äthiopien /Religion --- (VLB-FS)Armenien /Religion --- (VLB-FS)Assyrer --- (VLB-FS)Nestorianer --- (VLB-FS)Byzanz --- (VLB-FS)Chaldäer --- (VLB-FS)Georgien /Religion --- (VLB-FS)Jüdisch-christliche Beziehungen --- (VLB-FS)Koptische Kirche --- (VLB-FS)Gnostiker --- (VLB-FS)Manichäismus --- (VLB-FS)Maroniten --- (VLB-FS)Nubien /Religion --- (VLB-FS)Neuaramäisch --- (VLB-FS)Syrien /Religion --- (VLB-FS)Syrisch-orthodoxe Kirche --- (VLB-FS)Turfan --- (VLB-FS)Thomaschristen --- (VLB-FS)Ägypten /Religion --- (VLB-PF)BB: Gebunden --- (VLB-WN)1542: HC/Religion/Theologie/Christentum --- Christian sects --- 281 <03> --- 281 <03> Eglises orientales--Naslagwerken. Referentiewerken --- 281 <03> Oosters christendom--Naslagwerken. Referentiewerken --- Eglises orientales--Naslagwerken. Referentiewerken --- Oosters christendom--Naslagwerken. Referentiewerken