- Gebundene Ausgabe: 264 Seiten
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield; Auflage: illustrated edition (März 1994)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 0943549175
- ISBN-13: 978-0943549170
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 23,1 x 15,5 x 2 cm
- Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 1.699.603 in Englische Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Englische Bücher)
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The essays are uniformly informative and are presented in a remarkably clear and engaging style. Though readily accessible to the nonspecialist, the specialist will also find much of value in the detail, breadth, and creative synthesis that characterizes this collection of essays.>>> (Lutherian Quarterly )
...would provide a provocative historical overview for classroom discussion and a good counterpoint to Mollat's study of the later period...this book is an eminently useful reference for scholars and students alike.>>>> (Religious Studies Review )
...would provide a provocative historical overview for classroom discussion and a good counterpoint to Mollat's study of the later period...this book is an eminently useful reference for scholars and students alike. (Religious Studies Review )
The essays are uniformly informative and are presented in a remarkably clear and engaging style. Though readily accessible to the nonspecialist, the specialist will also find much of value in the detail, breadth, and creative synthesis that characterizes this collection of essays. (Lutherian Quarterly )
...would provide a provocative historical overview for classroom discussion and a good counterpoint to Mollat's study of the later period...this book is an eminently useful reference for scholars and students alike.>>>> (Religious Studies Review )
...would provide a provocative historical overview for classroom discussion and a good counterpoint to Mollat's study of the later period...this book is an eminently useful reference for scholars and students alike. (Religious Studies Review )
The essays are uniformly informative and are presented in a remarkably clear and engaging style. Though readily accessible to the nonspecialist, the specialist will also find much of value in the detail, breadth, and creative synthesis that characterizes this collection of essays. (Lutherian Quarterly )
Kurzbeschreibung
A collection of internationally recognized scholars share their views on the topic of the religious roots of social welfare. Their eloquent and insightful presentations create a fascinating study of the development of western attitudes towards social welfare, beginning with classical Greco-Roman and biblical cultures.
Contributors: Brenda M. Bolton, Emily Albu Hanawalt, Paul D. Hanson, Susan Ashbrook Harvey, Alexander Kazhdan, Howard Clark Kee, Carter Lindberg, Lester K. Little, Timothy S. Miller, Thomas Riis, Alice-Mary Talbot, and Andre Vauchez.
Contributors: Brenda M. Bolton, Emily Albu Hanawalt, Paul D. Hanson, Susan Ashbrook Harvey, Alexander Kazhdan, Howard Clark Kee, Carter Lindberg, Lester K. Little, Timothy S. Miller, Thomas Riis, Alice-Mary Talbot, and Andre Vauchez.
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