Why angels fall : a portrait of Orthodox Europe from Byzantium to Kosovo
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Why angels fall : a portrait of Orthodox Europe from Byzantium to Kosovo
- Publication date
- 2000
- Topics
- Clark, Victoria, 1961- -- Travel -- Europe, Clark, Victoria, 1961-, Orthodox Eastern Church -- Europe -- History, Orthodox Eastern Church, Orthodox Eastern Church. -- History -- Europe, Travel, Orthodoxe Kirche -- Osteuropa, Orthodoxe Kirche -- Geschichte, Europe -- Church history, Europe, Südosteuropa -- Reisen -- Geschichte 20. Jh -- Text, Osteuropa -- Orthodoxe Kirche
- Publisher
- New York : St. Martin's Press : Macmillan
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- inlibrary; printdisabled; internetarchivebooks
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- Internet Archive
- Language
- English
xviii, 460 pages, [24] pages of plates : 24 cm
"Victoria Clark paints a startling portrait of Eastern Orthodoxy in Europe by uncovering deep traces of the past in the turmoil of the region's present. A 1054 schism between the churches of Rome and Constantinople created Europe's oldest and most durable fault line, represented today by the Catholic/Protestant West and the Orthodox East." "In casual, but consciously revealing encounters with monks, nuns, priests, bishops and arch-bishops, in monasteries ancient and modern from Kosovo to Siberia to Cyprus, Victoria Clark measures the depth and width of the tragically growing gulf between the twin Christian civilizations of Europe. A Bosnian Serb bishop's enthusiasm for "ethnic cleansing," Romania's current boom in monastery building, Greece's neo-Byzantine climate, Russian anti-Semitism and the power of the Greek Cypriot Church are all manifestations of a civilization scarred by centuries-old, unforgotten traumas."--Jacket
Subtitle on dust jacket: A journey through Orthodox Europe from Byzantium to Kosovo
Includes bibliographical references (pages 438-450) and index
"Victoria Clark paints a startling portrait of Eastern Orthodoxy in Europe by uncovering deep traces of the past in the turmoil of the region's present. A 1054 schism between the churches of Rome and Constantinople created Europe's oldest and most durable fault line, represented today by the Catholic/Protestant West and the Orthodox East." "In casual, but consciously revealing encounters with monks, nuns, priests, bishops and arch-bishops, in monasteries ancient and modern from Kosovo to Siberia to Cyprus, Victoria Clark measures the depth and width of the tragically growing gulf between the twin Christian civilizations of Europe. A Bosnian Serb bishop's enthusiasm for "ethnic cleansing," Romania's current boom in monastery building, Greece's neo-Byzantine climate, Russian anti-Semitism and the power of the Greek Cypriot Church are all manifestations of a civilization scarred by centuries-old, unforgotten traumas."--Jacket
Subtitle on dust jacket: A journey through Orthodox Europe from Byzantium to Kosovo
Includes bibliographical references (pages 438-450) and index
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