Byzantium-Rus-Russia : studies in the translation of Christian culture /
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Aldershot :
Ashgate,
c2002
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Series: | Variorum Collected Studies ;
CS754 |
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Table of Contents:
- Byzantino-Rossika: Reception of Byzantine culture by the Slavs
- Empire of the Rhomaioi as viewed from Kievan Russia : aspects of Byzantino-Russian cultural relations
- Some apocryphal sources of Kievan Russian historiography
- Malalas in Slavonic
- Obscure sentence in the Slavonic translation of the chronicle of John Malalas
- Who was the uncle of Theodore Prodromus?
- Echoes of Byzantine elite culture in twelfth-century Russia?
- Diplomacy and ideology : Byzantium and the Russian Church in the mid twelfth century
- Annotationes Byzantino-Russicae
- Writing and learning in early Rus: Literacy and documentation in early medieval Russia
- Writing in the ground : recent Soviet publications on early Russian literacy
- Greek in Kievan Rus'
- Booklearning and bookmen in Kievan Rus' : a survey of an idea
- On 'philosophy' and 'philosophers' in Kievan Rus
- Perceptions and descriptions of art in pre-Mongol Rus-
- Borrowed time : perceptions of the past in twelfth-century Rus'
- Post-medieval tradition: Invention of Rus(sia)(s): some remarks on medieval and modern perceptions of continuity and discontinuity
- Towards post-Soviet pre-modernism : on recent approaches to early Rus(s)ian hagiography
- Nostalgia for hell : Russian literary demonism and orthodox tradition