Islam and Christian Theology: A Study of the Interpretation of Theological Ideas in the two Religions (Part 2, Volume i) (Library of Ecclesiastical History) (Pt. Ii, v. 1)
Islam and Christian Theology: A Study of the Interpretation of Theological Ideas in the two Religions (Part 2, Volume i) (Library of Ecclesiastical History) (Pt. Ii, v. 1)
Islam and Christian Theology: A Study of the Interpretation of Theological Ideas in the two Religions (Part 2, Volume i) (Library of Ecclesiastical History) (Pt. Ii, v. 1) - James Windrow Sweetman
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Islam and Christian Theology: A Study of the Interpretation of Theological Ideas in the two Religions (Part 2, Volume i) (Library of Ecclesiastical History) (Pt. Ii, v. 1)
James Windrow Sweetman
Synopsis "Islam and Christian Theology: A Study of the Interpretation of Theological Ideas in the two Religions (Part 2, Volume i) (Library of Ecclesiastical History) (Pt. Ii, v. 1) "
This text introduces the key concepts and skills needed by students of communication studies, cultural studies and textual studies. From Saussure to Bourdieu, the authors present a range of theoretical approaches to the study of communication and culture. Concepts are introduced in particular contexts to demonstrate the essential skills of textual and visual analysis. The book focuses on the three primary systems of communication: spoken, written and visual. Examples are chosen from contemporary popular culture and everday social and cultural practices in a range of media including newspapers, magazines, television, film, politics, internet discussions and ordinary speech.Table of ContentsForeword to Part IIIntroductionI. The Eastern Church and Islam1. Agapius2. Islam and Christianity Side By Side3. The Eastern Christian Looks at Islam4. The Christian Through Muslim EyesII. The Survival of Learning in the West1. The Dark Ages2. Ancient Learning in Byzantium and Latin West Independent of Islamic AgencyIII. The Latin West and Islam1. Spanish Contacts2. Knowledge of Arabic Among Latins3. Jewish Assistance in Translation4. The Chief Translators5. Attitude of the Latins to Islam: The Crusades6. Ignorance of Islam as a ReligionIV. The Quest for a New Understanding1. Cluny2. Peter and the Venerable Abelard3. The Need for a Reasoned Apologetic4. Translation of the Qu'ran and Peter's Appeal to Muslims5. The Order of Preachers and Islam(a) Raymund de Penaforte(b) Raymund Martin and Pugio Fidei(c) Pierre Dubois6. The Franciscan Order and Islam(a) Raymund Lull(b) The Book of Gentil and the Three Sages(c) The Apologetic of Raymund Lull(d) Rational AppealV. Polemical Climax1. Ricolod of Montecroce, Confutation of the Qu'ran2. Nicholas of Cusa, Irenical Criticism3. Ibn Hazn, Confutation of the Bible4. Al Ghazzali, Irenical CriticismConclusionIndexesIndex of SubjectsIndex of Proper NamesIndex of Authors and BooksIndex of Scriptural PassagesIndex of Quranic ReferencesIndex of Latin Words and PhrasesIndex of Arabic Words and Phrases