Lektura tej książki przez mediewistę ma swoje wyraźne ograniczenia. Nie jest on z pewnością czyte... more Lektura tej książki przez mediewistę ma swoje wyraźne ograniczenia. Nie jest on z pewnością czytelnikiem, do którego przede wszystkim jest adresowana. Preferowanemu w badaniach nad kultem relikwii (z oczywistych powodów) średniowieczu poświęcony jest tylko jeden artykuł. Tom pod redakcją Alexandry Walsham, wydany w serii Supplements czasopisma "Past & Present", jest pokłosiem konferencji zorganizowanej na Uniwersytecie w Exeter we wrześniu 2008 r. Zgromadziła ona obok historyków także antropologów, archeologów
... In praise of Al-Andalus. Andalusi identity in IBN Hazm's and Al-Saqundi's treatises... more ... In praise of Al-Andalus. Andalusi identity in IBN Hazm's and Al-Saqundi's treatises. Autores:Mateusz Wilk; Localización: Imago temporis. Medium Aevum, ISSN 1888-3931, Nº. 4, 2010 , págs. 141-173. Fundación Dialnet. Acceso de usuarios registrados. ...
The Umayyad World, edited by Andrew Marsham (proofs before correction), 2021
This chapter surveys research on the ideology of the Cordoban Umayyads and discusses possible lin... more This chapter surveys research on the ideology of the Cordoban Umayyads and discusses possible links between the Maliki school of law and Umayyad ideology in al-Andalus. The image of the amirs Hisham I (r. 788–96 ce) and al-Hakam I (r. 796–822) in the chronicle of Ibn al-Qutiyya (d. 977) serves as an example of the construction of Umayyad caliphal ideology by presenting a close and intricate link between the Umayyad dynasty and Maliki jurists. At the same time, the importance of Malikism to the official historiography results in a strong ideological bias in Ibn al-Qutiyya and other caliphal sources, complicating analysis of the relation between this madhhab and the Cordoban Umayyads.
One of the most complex and ambivalent characters in the Bible is King David. Traditionally consi... more One of the most complex and ambivalent characters in the Bible is King David. Traditionally considered to be the pious author of the book of Psalms, a brave warrior and a perfect ruler, he was also a vassal of the Philistine king and a sinner whose morally dubious behaviour is criticized in the Bible itself. Little wonder, therefore, that his image underwent significant interpretative changes in perception and reception in different monotheistic traditions. So far, scholarly research has mostly focused on the ways he was appropriated by some of these traditions in isolation from others. The proposed conference will question this dominant exclusive approach and attempt to scrutinize perceptions and receptions of King David and his book in different monotheistic traditions from late antiquity until the early modern period in a more inclusive fashion. Its aim is to take a new, critical look at the process of biblical creation and subsequent exegetical transformation of this figure, with particular emphasis put on the multilateral fertilization and cross-cultural interchanges among Jews, Christians and Muslims in different genres of their respective religious literatures and arts.
Lektura tej książki przez mediewistę ma swoje wyraźne ograniczenia. Nie jest on z pewnością czyte... more Lektura tej książki przez mediewistę ma swoje wyraźne ograniczenia. Nie jest on z pewnością czytelnikiem, do którego przede wszystkim jest adresowana. Preferowanemu w badaniach nad kultem relikwii (z oczywistych powodów) średniowieczu poświęcony jest tylko jeden artykuł. Tom pod redakcją Alexandry Walsham, wydany w serii Supplements czasopisma "Past & Present", jest pokłosiem konferencji zorganizowanej na Uniwersytecie w Exeter we wrześniu 2008 r. Zgromadziła ona obok historyków także antropologów, archeologów
... In praise of Al-Andalus. Andalusi identity in IBN Hazm's and Al-Saqundi's treatises... more ... In praise of Al-Andalus. Andalusi identity in IBN Hazm's and Al-Saqundi's treatises. Autores:Mateusz Wilk; Localización: Imago temporis. Medium Aevum, ISSN 1888-3931, Nº. 4, 2010 , págs. 141-173. Fundación Dialnet. Acceso de usuarios registrados. ...
The Umayyad World, edited by Andrew Marsham (proofs before correction), 2021
This chapter surveys research on the ideology of the Cordoban Umayyads and discusses possible lin... more This chapter surveys research on the ideology of the Cordoban Umayyads and discusses possible links between the Maliki school of law and Umayyad ideology in al-Andalus. The image of the amirs Hisham I (r. 788–96 ce) and al-Hakam I (r. 796–822) in the chronicle of Ibn al-Qutiyya (d. 977) serves as an example of the construction of Umayyad caliphal ideology by presenting a close and intricate link between the Umayyad dynasty and Maliki jurists. At the same time, the importance of Malikism to the official historiography results in a strong ideological bias in Ibn al-Qutiyya and other caliphal sources, complicating analysis of the relation between this madhhab and the Cordoban Umayyads.
One of the most complex and ambivalent characters in the Bible is King David. Traditionally consi... more One of the most complex and ambivalent characters in the Bible is King David. Traditionally considered to be the pious author of the book of Psalms, a brave warrior and a perfect ruler, he was also a vassal of the Philistine king and a sinner whose morally dubious behaviour is criticized in the Bible itself. Little wonder, therefore, that his image underwent significant interpretative changes in perception and reception in different monotheistic traditions. So far, scholarly research has mostly focused on the ways he was appropriated by some of these traditions in isolation from others. The proposed conference will question this dominant exclusive approach and attempt to scrutinize perceptions and receptions of King David and his book in different monotheistic traditions from late antiquity until the early modern period in a more inclusive fashion. Its aim is to take a new, critical look at the process of biblical creation and subsequent exegetical transformation of this figure, with particular emphasis put on the multilateral fertilization and cross-cultural interchanges among Jews, Christians and Muslims in different genres of their respective religious literatures and arts.
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