St. Symeon the New Theologian and Orthodox Tradition
St. Symeon the New Theologian and Orthodox Tradition
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Abstract
This book is a study of the mystical nature of tradition, focusing on the traditional nature of mysticism and of St Symeon as both a highly personal and very traditional ecclesiastical writer. The teachings of St Symeon (late tenth to early eleventh century) created much controversy in Byzantium and even led to a short-lived exile to Asia Minor. For the first time in modern scholarship, St Symeon's attitude to Scripture and to church worship, his relations with his spiritual father, Symeon the Studite, and the Studite tradition in general are examined. Separate chapters are dedicated to Symeon's cycle of daily reading, his attitude to hagiographical literature, and his Trinitarian theology, ecclesiology, anthropology, and mysticism. Special attention is also paid to the links between Symeon and preceding authors such as Gregory Nazianzen. This book redresses the balance existing in the modern scholarly approach to Symeon and, more generally, to the Byzantine mystical tradition. By examining Symeon from within the tradition to which both he and the author belong, the book breaks new ground in original research.
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Front Matter
- Introduction
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Part I The Historical, Monastic, Scriptural, and Liturgical Background of St. Symeon the New Theologian
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Part II Symeon the New Theologian and the Patristic Tradition of the Orthodox Church
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Symeon and the Cycle of his Daily Reading
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Triadological Polemic in the Writings of Symeon
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Symeon’s Theology as Based on that of the Church Fathers
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The Patristic Basis of Symeon’s Anthropology
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The Patristic Background of Symeon’s Ecclesiology
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Some Aspects of Symeon’s Asceticism and Mysticism with Patristic Parallels
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General Conclusion
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Symeon and the Cycle of his Daily Reading
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End Matter
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