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Iglesia y orden político en el cercano oriente medieval (siglos VII-X)

Authors: Francisco, Héctor R.;

Iglesia y orden político en el cercano oriente medieval (siglos VII-X)

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A lo largo de la edad media, tanto la cristiandad latina como la bizantina asumieron Iglesia y monarquía como instituciones intrínsecamente vinculadas. Pero los cristianos de Siria, Iraq e Irán desarrollaron una relación con el califato islámico que distaba de la integración ideal dominante en occidente. El propósito de este trabajo será doble. Desde el punto de vista metodológico, abordaremos la noción de Iglesia dejando en un segundo plano la idea de institución para privilegiar la definición de Iglesia como una operación, es decir un conjunto de dispositivos que construyen el lazo social. Desde el punto de vista histórico analizaremos el caso particular de los cristianos bajo dominio islámico en el período abasida. Este caso nos permitirá poner a prueba nuestro abordaje a partir del análisis de la noción de Iglesia y su relación con el orden político.

Throughout the Middle Ages, both Latin and Byzantine Christianity assumed Church and monarchy as related institutions. However, the Christians of Syria, Iraq and Iran view the relation between the Church and the Islamic monarchy in different terms. This paper has a double purpose. From the Methodological viewpoint, we will set aside the institutional approach to the Church and we will defineitas an Operationthat createssocial links. From the historical point of view we will analyze the case of Christians under the Islamic Caliphate in the Abbasid Period. This case will allow us to test our methodological approach.

Fil: Francisco, Héctor Ricardo. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Oficina de Coordinación Administrativa Saavedra 15. Instituto Multidisciplinario de Historia y Ciencias Humanas; Argentina

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Edad Media, Derecho, Islamic Near East, Middle ages, Islam, Ecclesiology, Cristianismo, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.1, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, Eclesiología, Cercano Oriente, Syriac Christianity, Religión, Institución

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