Christianity and violence in the Middle Ages and early Modern period : perspectives from Europe and Japan

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Introduction / Fernanda Alfieri ; Takashi Jinno = 1
• Ⅰ. Seminal ideas
• From Divine Violence to Religious Violence. A Socio-Political Interpretation of Exodus 15 / Debora Tonelli = 19
• Holy Scripture, Theology, and Violence. Terror and Samson in the Early Modern Era / Vincenzo Lavenia = 35
• “Nothing violent can last”: Nature, Violence, and Political Legitimacy in a Scholastic Formula / Serena Ferente = 55
• Tyrannicide as an Act of Divine Justice. The Doctrines of Tyrannicide of John of Salisbury and Juan de Mariana / Takashi Jinno = 63
• Ⅱ. Changing Meanings
• “Violentia” and the Devil. Early Modern Narratives of Demonic Possession and Catholic Anthropology / Fernanda Alfieri = 81
• Violence and Covenant in Machiavelli’s Thinking / Morihisa Ishiguro = 95
• Peace According to the Political Theologians of the Holy Roman Empire at the End of the Thirty Years’ War / Taku Minagawa = 107
• Ⅲ. Theories and Practices
• Reconquista and Muslim Vassals. Religion, Politics, and Violence on the Medieval Iberian Peninsula / Yuga Kuroda = 127
• The Global Expansion of Christian Violence in the Old and the New World. From Early Church Fathers to the Jesuits / Kazuhisa Takeda = 143
• Religion and Violence in the Christian Mission in Early Modern Japan / Atsuko Hirayama = 159
• The Privateering by the Knights of Saint Stephen against Turks and Barbary Pirates. Violence and Religion in Seventeenth-Century Printed News Narratives / Giovanni Ciappelli = 181
• Contributors = 197