ISBN: Ostalo
Godina izdanja: 2222
Jezik: Engleski
Autor: Strani

Proceedings of the 23rd International
Congress of Byzantine Studies
Belgrade, 22–27 August 2016
Foreword vi
List of Abbreviations ix
I L’âge d’or de l’hagiographie byzantine
Sergey A. Ivanov Introduction 1
Bernard Flusin Entre innovation et tradition: hagiographie nouvelle
et saints anciens (VIII e
‒Xe
s.) 13
Vincent Déroche L’âge d’or de l’hagiographie: nouvelles formes et
nouvelles tendances 35
Antonio Rigo Le cas de deux nouveaux saints aux xe
‒xie siècle:
contrôle et répression de la hiérarchie 41
Sergey A. Ivanov Conclusion 59
II The Byzantine City and the Archaeology
of the Third Millennium
James Crow Introduction 65
Jorge López Quiroga Early Byzantine Urban Landscapes in the Southwest
and Southeast Mediterranean 69
Vujadin Ivanišević Caričin Grad (Justiniana Prima): A New-Discovered
City for a ‘New’ Society 107
Enrico Zanini Coming to the End: Early Byzantine Cities after
the mid-6th Century 127
James Crow Conclusion 141
III Byzantine Religious Practices and the Senses
Charles Barber Notes Towards a Plenary Paper on the Senses,
Perception, and the Work of Art 147
Béatrice Caseau Rituels chrétiens et sensorialité 159
Glenn Peers Senses’ Other Sides 175
Eric Palazzo Sensory Activation in Liturgy and Art in the Early
Middle Ages: The Initials ‘O’ in the Sacramentary
of Gellone 189
Contents
IV Romanitas and Slavia: Political and Ideological
Relationships between the Slavs and Old
and New Rome (6th‒16th Century)
Paul Stephenson Opening statement 201
Ivan Biliarsky L’héritage romain et constantinopolitain en Bulgarie
et l’idée de la sauvegarde de l’empire et du peuple 207
Srđan Pirivatrić The Serbs and the Overlapping Authorities of Rome
and Constantinople (7th to 16th Century): An Overview
of the Political and Ideological Relationships 223
Kirill A. Maksimovič Medieval Russia between Two Romes: Challenges
and Responses (10th–16th Centuries) 241
V How the Byzantines Wrote History
Ruth Macrides How the Byzantines Wrote History 257
Leonora Neville Why Did the Byzantines Write History? 265
Warren Treadgold The Unwritten Rules for Writing Byzantine History 277
Anthony Kaldellis The Manufacture of History in the Later Tenth and
Eleventh Centuries: Rhetorical Templates and
Narrative Ontologies 293
VI Byzantine Studies in the New Millenium
Claudia Rapp Introduction 309
Sofia Kotzabassi Byzantine Studies in the New Millennium: The
Perspective of Texts and Manuscripts 313
Jean-Michel Spieser Histoire de l’art et archéologie dans les études
byzantines: bilans et perspectives 319
Jan Ziolkowski Byzantine Studies in North America: Position and
Perspectives 327
Bronwen Neil Byzantine Scholarship in Australia in the New
Millennium 333
Xu Jialing Byzantine Studies in the New Millennium: New
Developments in China 341
Claudia Rapp Postscript 355