🔍 Deep Dive: Academia.edu | Documents in Religious Studies - Academia.edu

Anáil an Bhéil Bheo brings together a stimulating range of interdisciplinary essays considering the connections between orality and modern Irish culture. From literature to song, folklore to the visual arts, contributors examine not only... more

Anáil an Bhéil Bheo brings together a stimulating range of interdisciplinary essays considering the connections between orality and modern Irish culture. From literature to song, folklore to the visual arts, contributors examine not only the connections between oral and textual traditions in Ireland, but also the theoretical concept of “orality” itself and the corresponding significance of oral texts in Irish society. Featuring work by emerging scholars in the fields of history, literature, folklore, music, women’s studies, film and theatre studies and disciplines contributing to Irish Studies, this multifaceted volume also includes contributions from scholars long engaged with issues of orality such as Gearóid Ó Crualaoich and Henry Glassie.

More Info: Review: “this outstanding collection of essays embraces interdisciplinary approaches … Anáil an Bhéil Bheo provides an enlightening encounter with some of the defining genres and authors of modern Irish culture.” - Irena Grubica, Estudios Irlandeses: Journal of Irish Studies

Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing

Publication Date: 2009

Research Interests:

Irish Studies, Gaelic Literature, Gender Studies, Anthropology, New Media, and 141 more

(Self and Identity, Sex and Gender, Anthropology of Music, Women's Studies, Irish Literature, Women's History, Social Identity, Social identity processes, Gender History, James Joyce, Visual Culture, New Media Arts, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Orality-Literacy Studies, Orality-Literacy-Electracy Studies, Gender and Sexuality, Identity (Culture), Irish Diaspora, Oral history, Storytelling, Edmund Burke, Gender, Autobiography, Gender Equality, Popular Culture and Religious Studies, Oral Traditions, Irish Politics, Cultural Identity, National Identity, Gaelic Ireland, Irish History, Irish Music, Irish Drama, Irish Theatre, New Media Art & Emerging Practices, Women Religious, Narrative and Identity, Contemporary Irish fiction, Modern Irish Language and Literature, Personal Identity, Gender and religion (Women s Studies), New Media Art, Memoir and Autobiography, Irish Theatre and Drama, British and Irish History, Cultural Anthropology, Ballads, Irish literature in English, Visual Arts, Orality, Orality (Literature), Irish Literature and Culture, Gender Identity, Women Studies in Religion, New Media Studies, 20th Century Irish History, Ballad culture, Fine Arts, Identity, Religious Studies, Women and Gender Studies, Oral History and Memory, Joyce, Gaelic Song, Oral literature, James Joyce & Irish Studies, Shakespeare & Early Modern Studies, Literary & Cultural Theory, Irish Catholic Diaspora, Traditional Irish Music, History of Religious Women, Fine Art, Irish Women's Writing, Early and Medieval Irish, Irish History, Irish Literature, Medieval Literature, Medieval Studies, Celtic Studies, Irish Studies, Women and Religion, Irish Language & Literature, Orality and Literacy, Gaelic songs, Second Orality, James Joyce & Irish Studies, Songs, Oral Sources, Irish Women, Ballad, Irish language and Literature, irish Traditional Music, Irish language, Gaelic, oral literature, lament, Irish traditional culture, Nineteenth and twentieth century Irish and British social history, history of voluntary women's organisations in Britian and Ireland in the twentieth century, gender and history, The Rhetoric of Confession, Autobiography, Self-Portraiture and the Construction of the Self, Contemporary Irish Theatre, Traditional Irish Music and Globalization, Irish Music, Traditional Irish Music, Autobiography and lifewriting studies, Autobiography and life writing studies, Irish Religion, Irish Nationalism, Irish women's history, Irish in Britain, Irish Diaspora material culture, Irish Traditional Dance, Orality Orature Folklore Verbal Art, Broadside Ballads in 19 Century, Autobiography and History, Orality/Literacy, Jack Yeats, Orality-Musical Studies, Irish songs, Irish song, Broadsides, Culture and anthrolopolgy, Traditional Irish, Traditional Irish culture, Contemporary British and Irish theatre, Irish Theatre and globalization, Jack B. Yeats, Folk songs, Gaelic Song Collections, Women's Testimonial Literature, Primary Orality, Irish Emigration, Secondary Orality, James Joyce The Dubliners, Irish history emigration, Literary Theory Irish Studies, Popular Song Before the Development of Tin Pan Alley; the Text-only Song Broadside and Song Sheet Industry, Blasket Island, Fine Art Practice, Broadside Ballads, Gaelic Language and Culture, Orality and Writing, Gaelic History, Orality Theory, Aran Islands, Gaelic Language and Song, Orality and Second Language, Irish Traditional Music and Dance, Seamus Ennis, Poetry, Music, Traditional Music, Irish Studies, Gaeilge, Irish Traditional Song, Irish Ballads, and Irish Oral Tradition)

edit

View on cambridgescholars.com

Edit Delete Move section

Discussion des apports de Franz Cumont aux études sur les religions du monde gréco-romain, à l'occasion de la réédition de son ouvrage sur 'Les Religions orientales dans le paganisme romain', éd. C. Bonnet - Fr. Van Haeperen, 2006, et de... more

Discussion des apports de Franz Cumont aux études sur les religions du monde gréco-romain, à l'occasion de la réédition de son ouvrage sur 'Les Religions orientales dans le paganisme romain', éd. C. Bonnet - Fr. Van Haeperen, 2006, et de la parution du volume collectif édité par C. Bonnet, V. Pirenne-Delforge et D. Praet, 'Les religions orientales dans le monde grec et romain : cent ans après Cumont (1906-2006)', 2009.

Publication Date: Oct 2013

Publication Name: "La réception de Franz Cumont: à propos de quelques publications récentes / I", revue 'Anabases. Traditions et réceptions de l'Antiquité', vol. 18, 2013, p. 215-226.

Research Interests:

Roman Religion, Religious Studies, and Graeco-Roman Religion edit

Add File

View on anabases.revues.org

Edit Delete Move section

Research Interests:

Religion, Sociology, Criminology, Sociology of Religion, Anthropology, and 5 more

(Literacy, Anthropology Of Religion, Religion and Violence, Religious Studies, and Prison Gangs)

edit

Edit Delete Move section

Research Interests:

Religion, Cultural Studies, Political Sociology, Sociology of Religion, Islamic Law, and 48 more

(Gender Studies, Islamic Economics, International Relations, Political Philosophy, Philosophy Of Religion, Self and Identity, Development Studies, International Relations Theory, Globalization, Political Theory, International Studies, Middle East Studies, Social Identity, International Law, International Development, Religion and Politics, Global Governance, International Security, Political Science, Islamic Contemporary Studies, Identity (Culture), Sociology of Identity, Islamic Philosophy, Political Violence and Terrorism, Ideology, International Political Economy, Islamic Education, Political History, Turkish and Middle East Studies, Cultural Identity, Globalisation and Development, National Identity, Islamic Studies, History of Political Thought, Muslim Minorities, Global Leadership, Muslims in Europe, Islamic History, Islam, Islamic Political Thought, Personal Identity, Middle East Politics, Islamic Finance, Political Islam, Identity, Religious Studies, Global Politics, and Ethnicity and National Identity)

edit

Edit Delete Move section

Publication Date: Oct 10, 2011

Research Interests:

Social Theory, Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Marxism, Political Science, and 5 more

(Indonesian Studies, Indonesia, Marxist theory, Religious Studies, and Classical and Contemporary Social Theory)

edit

Edit Delete Move section

Research Interests:

Ethnohistory, Dialectology, Historiography, Anthropology Of Religion, Ethnicity, and 3 more

(Confessionalization, Religious Studies, and Sociolects)

edit

Edit Delete Move section

Research Interests:

Religion, Christianity, Theology, Religious Studies, and Christian Studies edit

Edit Delete Move section

Publication Name: Catholic Books Review

View on catholicbooksreview.org

Edit Delete Move section

Research Interests:

Religion, Christianity, Spirituality, Biblical Studies, Angels, and 10 more

(Archetypes, Carl G. Jung, UFOlogy, Religious Studies, Parapsychology, Anthropology, Mediumship, Phenomenology, Spiritualism, Paranormal, Supernatural, Folklore, Religion, Sociology, Ufo Religions, Carl Gustav Jung, Mystical experience, Christian Studies, and XX Century ET/Alien/UFO "contactee" discourses)

edit

Edit Delete Move section

More Info: Review of “The Heathen in his Blindness”: Asia, the West and the Dynamic of Religion and Reconceptualizing India Studies by S.N. Balagangadhara, http://www.manushi.in/articles.php?articleId=1764#.U25TUdw5dfO

Publisher: Manushi

Publication Date: 2014

Publication Name: Manushi

Research Interests:

Religion, Christianity, Hinduism, Comparative Religion, Anthropology, and 36 more

(History of Religion, Indian studies, Anthropology Of Religion, Cultural Theory, Religion and Colonialism, Roman Religion, Colonialism, Culture, Religious Conversion, Post-Colonialism, History of Religions, British Imperial and Colonial History (1600 - ), Ancient Greek Religion, Cultural Diversity, Religious History, Brahmanism, History of Colonial India, India, History of Religious Studies, Religious Studies, Orientalism, Cultural Differences, Classical Indology, Hindu Studies, Indology, Colonial Studies, Proselytism, S.N. Balagangadhara, Colonial Knowledge, Post Colonial Theory, Indology, sanskrit Studies, Indian History, Proselytization, Indology: Indian Philosophy, Religious Studies /Indology, Buddhism & Hinduism, and Colonialism and Imperialism)

edit

Add File

Edit Delete Move section

""Una constante, cuando nos referimos a la mitología griega, consiste en que, a menudo, parece que traspasa la realidad, de manera que ambos mundos, el real y el imaginado, se mezclan. En lo que respecta a las amazonas, existían diversos... more

""Una constante, cuando nos referimos a la mitología griega, consiste en que, a menudo, parece que traspasa la realidad, de manera que ambos mundos, el real y el imaginado, se mezclan. En lo que respecta a las amazonas, existían diversos mitos y, dentro de ellos, diversas versiones de cada mito que a lo largo del tiempo fueron generando, en el imaginario colectivo, una visión estereotipada de ellas y de los acontecimientos que las rodearon. En lo que respecta al ámbito económico, el comercio griego no solo abarcó todo el Mediterráneo sino que a través de él los griegos se pusieron en contacto con culturas tan alejadas de su órbita como los iberos o los escitas.

En este sentido, y a tenor de los recientes descubrimientos de numerosas tumbas de mujeres guerreras entre los escitas, sármatas, saurómatas, etc. que habitaron en las estepas rusas situadas al norte del Mar Negro, pretendo establecer una relación entre estas y la gran cantidad de piezas cerámicas que con representaciones de amazonas se han localizado en las colonias griegas situadas en las estribaciones de la costa norte del Mar Negro. Sobre ellas, hay que destacar que esta zona se ha conformado como la tercera región (tras Etruria y la propia ciudad de Atenas) en que se han localizado un mayor número de estas piezas (tras un análisis que he realizado sobre cerca de 1700 piezas cerámicas en todo el Mediterráneo). De forma que podría ser posible intentar trazar algún tipo de relación entre los motivos que estas piezas presentaban y la cercanía de dichos asentamientos a culturas como las mencionadas donde la capacidad bélica de la mujer parece haber sido importante y que quizá podría tener conexión con los tradicionales mitos sobre las amazonas.
""

Location: Autónoma University of Madrid

Event Date: Nov 22, 2012

Journal Name: IV Jornadas de Investigación en Historia Antigüa. Economías, comercio y relaciones internacionales en el Mundo Antiguo

Research Interests: