Editorial Activity by Nicholas Vincent
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From the 10th to 12th November 2016, the Opera of the Duomo of Orvieto together
with the SISMEL ... more From the 10th to 12th November 2016, the Opera of the Duomo of Orvieto together
with the SISMEL has gathered high-level scholars of theology and political anthropology
to deepen the topics about the relationship between Christ and power, which
is at the center of medieval and modern political theology, at least starting from the
studies of Ernst H. Kantorowicz on Laudes regiae forwards. The meeting has compared
the modes – conceptual, metaphorical, ritual, as well as political and institutional –
that have induced the various medieval sovereignties to refer to Christ «King of the
kings and Lord of lords» (Ap 19, 16).
To undertake the various strategies based on this complex Christomimesis, starting
with studies that can be considered representative, special attention has been given
to universal sovereignties (Byzantium, Empire, Papacy), to some kingdoms (Norman,
France, England, Naples, Portugal, Castile), to the ducal courts of Burgundy and
Savoy, as well as to historical-artistic aspects linked with cultural and political events
of the Orvietan cathedral
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Editorial Activity by Nicholas Vincent
with the SISMEL has gathered high-level scholars of theology and political anthropology
to deepen the topics about the relationship between Christ and power, which
is at the center of medieval and modern political theology, at least starting from the
studies of Ernst H. Kantorowicz on Laudes regiae forwards. The meeting has compared
the modes – conceptual, metaphorical, ritual, as well as political and institutional –
that have induced the various medieval sovereignties to refer to Christ «King of the
kings and Lord of lords» (Ap 19, 16).
To undertake the various strategies based on this complex Christomimesis, starting
with studies that can be considered representative, special attention has been given
to universal sovereignties (Byzantium, Empire, Papacy), to some kingdoms (Norman,
France, England, Naples, Portugal, Castile), to the ducal courts of Burgundy and
Savoy, as well as to historical-artistic aspects linked with cultural and political events
of the Orvietan cathedral
with the SISMEL has gathered high-level scholars of theology and political anthropology
to deepen the topics about the relationship between Christ and power, which
is at the center of medieval and modern political theology, at least starting from the
studies of Ernst H. Kantorowicz on Laudes regiae forwards. The meeting has compared
the modes – conceptual, metaphorical, ritual, as well as political and institutional –
that have induced the various medieval sovereignties to refer to Christ «King of the
kings and Lord of lords» (Ap 19, 16).
To undertake the various strategies based on this complex Christomimesis, starting
with studies that can be considered representative, special attention has been given
to universal sovereignties (Byzantium, Empire, Papacy), to some kingdoms (Norman,
France, England, Naples, Portugal, Castile), to the ducal courts of Burgundy and
Savoy, as well as to historical-artistic aspects linked with cultural and political events
of the Orvietan cathedral