1st Edition
Space and Flourishing in Early Christianity and its Ancient Contexts
List of Contributors
List of Figures
1. Space and Flourishing in Early Christianity: Framing the Issues - Benjamin A. Edsall and Sarah Gador-Whyte
2. Herodotus and Tatian: Space and Flourishing among non-Greeks - Hyun Jin Kim
3. There’s no Fasting at the Bridal Chamber: chronotope, practice, and flourishing in Mark 2 - Benjamin Edsall
4. For the flourishing of the city: the creation of urban space in the Shepherd of Hermas and Clement of Alexandria - Harry O. Maier
5. Christian leadership roles in gendered spaces: church orders, male exclusivity, and Christian meeting places - Joan Taylor
6. The crocodile in the meadow: space and flourishing in Egyptian temples in the Roman period - Andrew Connor
7. Making Civic Space Sacred and Performing Communal Flourishing in Late-Antique Liturgy - Sarah Gador-Whyte
8. Heavenly Horticulture: Metaphors of Flourishing in Early Christian Imagery - Olympia Nelson
9. Shared Spaces, Sacred Spaces and Bridging Space: An Archaeological View of Social Capital and Flourishing in the Villages of the Late-Antique Levant - Tamara Lewit
10. Epilogue: The Dynamics of Space and Human Flourishing from Early Christianity to the Early Middle Ages - Bronwen Neil
Index
Biography
Benjamin A. Edsall is Associate Professor of Biblical and Early Christian Studies in the Institute for Religion and Critical Inquiry, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, Australia.
Sarah Gador-Whyte is Senior Research Fellow of Biblical and Early Christian Studies in the Institute for Religion and Critical Inquiry, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, Australia.






