2002, ISBN: 9780231118767

[PU: New York: Columbia University Press], 288 p. Hardcover mit Schutzumschlag. Sehr gutes Ex. - A Note on the Translation ix - Acknowledgments xi - Introduction: Language and the Sacred … Más…

[PU: New York: Columbia University Press], 288 p. Hardcover mit Schutzumschlag. Sehr gutes Ex. - A Note on the Translation ix - Acknowledgments xi - Introduction: Language and the Sacred - PART ONE I ECCLESIASTIC TIME: A CHRONIC SIN - A Sin's Meaning - Blasphemy and the Counter-Reformation - God's Holy Church Against Blasphemy - PART TWO I THE PRINCES* TIME: POWERS OF STATE AGAINST BLASPHEMY - Kings Against Blasphemy - Sounding the Call: Municipalities, the Bourgeois, and the Seigniories - PART THREE | HUMAN TIME: BLASPHEMY'S SOCIAL MILIEUS - Emblematic Swearers - The Other Reality - PART FOUR I CLERIC VERSUS PHILOSOPHE: BLASPHEMY AND PUBLIC SPACE - A Loosening Grip - Magistrate, Theologian, and the Ways of Justice - PART FIVE I AN ERA OF TRANSITION: BLASPHEMY ON TRIAL - Sacredness Elsewhere? - Speech and Expiation PART SIX | THE AGE OF BLASPHEMY: MEANINGS OF A WORD - The Telltale Speech of Sin? - What Blasphemy Said About Society - Conclusion: Blasphemy's Comeback Notes Bibliography. // Blasphemy takes us on a journey througn the Christian West with braggarts, craftsmen, soldiers, and sailors and their coarse talk. It is a fascinating chronicle of faith in the Word, and in words, and the extraordinary length to -which people have gone to defend sacred ideas. Alain Cabantous shows that the language of blasphemy, a language of accusation and defense, was a battleground where religious dogma and secular rule clashed, with their respective agents-the priest and the judge-competing to define the terms of obedience and the proper reaction to a variety of curses.Beginning with a review of acts and crimes of blasphemy in biblical times, including the second commandment‘s injunction against taking God‘s name in vain, Cabantous examines the close relationship between religious authority and royal sovereignty in the sixteenth century, when kings ruled by divine right and attacks against God were implicit attacks on the nature of kingship. Punishing blasphemy was a way for the king to rule as God‘s representative and an occasion for the church to assert its control over language. The narrative continues with an exploration of acts of blasphemy, as well as related incidents of desecration and profanation, which were regarded as religious and civil offenses up to and beyond the French Revolution. Mid-nineteenth-century Catholic critics of the Revolution, Cabantous shows, claimed that revolution itself was a blasphemy and a profanation. More than simply a comprehensive inventory of the uses and bans on blasphemy, Cabantous offers a lively analysis of the symbolic power of language itself. ISBN 9, DE, [SC: 4.50], gebraucht; wie neu, gewerbliches Angebot, [GW: 550g], Banküberweisung, Offene Rechnung, PayPal, Internationaler Versand<

2002, ISBN: 0231118767

[EAN: 9780231118767], Gebraucht, wie neu, [SC: 4.0], [PU: New York: Columbia University Press], BLASPHEMIE, SÜNDE, Jacket, Sehr gutes Ex. - A Note on the Translation ix - Acknowledgments … Más…

[EAN: 9780231118767], Gebraucht, wie neu, [SC: 4.0], [PU: New York: Columbia University Press], BLASPHEMIE, SÜNDE, Jacket, Sehr gutes Ex. - A Note on the Translation ix - Acknowledgments xi - Introduction: Language and the Sacred - PART ONE I ECCLESIASTIC TIME: A CHRONIC SIN - A Sin's Meaning - Blasphemy and the Counter-Reformation - God's Holy Church Against Blasphemy - PART TWO I THE PRINCES* TIME: POWERS OF STATE AGAINST BLASPHEMY - Kings Against Blasphemy - Sounding the Call: Municipalities, the Bourgeois, and the Seigniories - PART THREE | HUMAN TIME: BLASPHEMY'S SOCIAL MILIEUS - Emblematic Swearers - The Other Reality - PART FOUR I CLERIC VERSUS PHILOSOPHE: BLASPHEMY AND PUBLIC SPACE - A Loosening Grip - Magistrate, Theologian, and the Ways of Justice - PART FIVE I AN ERA OF TRANSITION: BLASPHEMY ON TRIAL - Sacredness Elsewhere? - Speech and Expiation PART SIX | THE AGE OF BLASPHEMY: MEANINGS OF A WORD - The Telltale Speech of Sin? - What Blasphemy Said About Society - Conclusion: Blasphemy's Comeback Notes Bibliography. // Blasphemy takes us on a journey througn the Christian West with braggarts, craftsmen, soldiers, and sailors and their coarse talk. It is a fascinating chronicle of faith in the Word, and in words, and the extraordinary length to -which people have gone to defend sacred ideas. Alain Cabantous shows that the language of blasphemy, a language of accusation and defense, was a battleground where religious dogma and secular rule clashed, with their respective agents-the priest and the judge-competing to define the terms of obedience and the proper reaction to a variety of curses.Beginning with a review of acts and crimes of blasphemy in biblical times, including the second commandment‘s injunction against taking God‘s name in vain, Cabantous examines the close relationship between religious authority and royal sovereignty in the sixteenth century, when kings ruled by divine right and attacks against God were implicit attacks on the nature of kingship. Punishing blasphemy was a way for the king to rule as God‘s representative and an occasion for the church to assert its control over language. The narrative continues with an exploration of acts of blasphemy, as well as related incidents of desecration and profanation, which were regarded as religious and civil offenses up to and beyond the French Revolution. Mid-nineteenth-century Catholic critics of the Revolution, Cabantous shows, claimed that revolution itself was a blasphemy and a profanation. More than simply a comprehensive inventory of the uses and bans on blasphemy, Cabantous offers a lively analysis of the symbolic power of language itself. ISBN 9780231118767 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550 288 p. Hardcover mit Schutzumschlag., Books<

2002, ISBN: 0231118767

[EAN: 9780231118767], Gebraucht, wie neu, [PU: New York: Columbia University Press], BLASPHEMIE, SÜNDE, Jacket, Sehr gutes Ex. - A Note on the Translation ix - Acknowledgments xi - Introd… Más…

[EAN: 9780231118767], Gebraucht, wie neu, [PU: New York: Columbia University Press], BLASPHEMIE, SÜNDE, Jacket, Sehr gutes Ex. - A Note on the Translation ix - Acknowledgments xi - Introduction: Language and the Sacred - PART ONE I ECCLESIASTIC TIME: A CHRONIC SIN - A Sin's Meaning - Blasphemy and the Counter-Reformation - God's Holy Church Against Blasphemy - PART TWO I THE PRINCES* TIME: POWERS OF STATE AGAINST BLASPHEMY - Kings Against Blasphemy - Sounding the Call: Municipalities, the Bourgeois, and the Seigniories - PART THREE | HUMAN TIME: BLASPHEMY'S SOCIAL MILIEUS - Emblematic Swearers - The Other Reality - PART FOUR I CLERIC VERSUS PHILOSOPHE: BLASPHEMY AND PUBLIC SPACE - A Loosening Grip - Magistrate, Theologian, and the Ways of Justice - PART FIVE I AN ERA OF TRANSITION: BLASPHEMY ON TRIAL - Sacredness Elsewhere? - Speech and Expiation PART SIX | THE AGE OF BLASPHEMY: MEANINGS OF A WORD - The Telltale Speech of Sin? - What Blasphemy Said About Society - Conclusion: Blasphemy's Comeback Notes Bibliography. // Blasphemy takes us on a journey througn the Christian West with braggarts, craftsmen, soldiers, and sailors and their coarse talk. It is a fascinating chronicle of faith in the Word, and in words, and the extraordinary length to -which people have gone to defend sacred ideas. Alain Cabantous shows that the language of blasphemy, a language of accusation and defense, was a battleground where religious dogma and secular rule clashed, with their respective agents-the priest and the judge-competing to define the terms of obedience and the proper reaction to a variety of curses.Beginning with a review of acts and crimes of blasphemy in biblical times, including the second commandment‘s injunction against taking God‘s name in vain, Cabantous examines the close relationship between religious authority and royal sovereignty in the sixteenth century, when kings ruled by divine right and attacks against God were implicit attacks on the nature of kingship. Punishing blasphemy was a way for the king to rule as God‘s representative and an occasion for the church to assert its control over language. The narrative continues with an exploration of acts of blasphemy, as well as related incidents of desecration and profanation, which were regarded as religious and civil offenses up to and beyond the French Revolution. Mid-nineteenth-century Catholic critics of the Revolution, Cabantous shows, claimed that revolution itself was a blasphemy and a profanation. More than simply a comprehensive inventory of the uses and bans on blasphemy, Cabantous offers a lively analysis of the symbolic power of language itself. ISBN 9780231118767 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550 288 p. Hardcover mit Schutzumschlag., Books<