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Dinî Geleneklerde Bir Mucize Motifi Olarak Su Üzerinde Yürüme;Walking on Water as a Miracle Motif in Religious Traditions
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Su, insanlık tarihi boyunca hem hayatın kaynağı hem de aşılmaz bir kaos simgesi olmuştur. Akışkan ve tekinsiz bu elementin üzerinde batmadan yürüyebilmek ise, dinî ve mitolojik hafızada sıradan bir mucizenin çok ötesine geçerek maddeye karşı aşkın iradenin, kaosa karşı düzenin mutlak zaferini ilan eden evrensel bir arketipe dönüşmüştür. Elinizdeki bu editoryal çalışma, farklı coğrafya ve inanç havzalarında ortaya çıkan bu sıra dışı motifin izini sürüyor. Yunan, Hint, Uzak Doğu, Antik Yakın Doğu, İskandinav ve Türk mitolojilerinden Budist ve Şinto geleneklerine, Yahudilik ve Hristiyanlığın kurucu metinlerinden İslam tarih, tasavvuf ve edebiyat geleneğine uzanan geniş bir yelpazede, su üzerinde yürüme anlatılarının arkasındaki teolojik, toplumsal ve edebî katmanlar alanında uzman araştırmacıların kalemiyle disiplinler arası bir bakışla masaya yatırılıyor. Pozitivist ve indirgemeci okumaları bir kenara bırakan bu kapsamlı çalışma, dinler tarihi, teoloji, kültürel antropoloji ve edebiyat alanında çalışan akademisyenlere ve lisansüstü öğrencilere alanındaki kuramsal tartışmalara yeni ufuklar açmayı hedefliyor.
İngilizce
Throughout human history, water has represented both the source of life and an insurmountable symbol of chaos. The ability to walk upon this fluid and uncanny element without sinking has, within religious and mythological memory, transcended the notion of an ordinary miracle and evolved into a universal archetype proclaiming the absolute triumph of transcendent will over matter and of order over chaos.
This edited volume traces the manifestations of this extraordinary motif across diverse geographical and religious contexts. Ranging from Greek, Indian, East Asian, Ancient Near Eastern, Norse, and Turkic mythologies to Buddhist and Shinto traditions; from the foundational texts of Judaism and Christianity to the historical, mystical, and literary traditions of Islam, the volume examines the theological, social, and literary layers underlying narratives of walking on water from an interdisciplinary perspective, through the contributions of scholars specializing in their respective fields.
Moving beyond positivist and reductionist interpretations, this comprehensive study aims to open new horizons for theoretical discussions in the fields of history of religions, theology, cultural anthropology, and literature, while offering a valuable resource for scholars and postgraduate students working in these disciplines.
İngilizce
Throughout human history, water has represented both the source of life and an insurmountable symbol of chaos. The ability to walk upon this fluid and uncanny element without sinking has, within religious and mythological memory, transcended the notion of an ordinary miracle and evolved into a universal archetype proclaiming the absolute triumph of transcendent will over matter and of order over chaos.
This edited volume traces the manifestations of this extraordinary motif across diverse geographical and religious contexts. Ranging from Greek, Indian, East Asian, Ancient Near Eastern, Norse, and Turkic mythologies to Buddhist and Shinto traditions; from the foundational texts of Judaism and Christianity to the historical, mystical, and literary traditions of Islam, the volume examines the theological, social, and literary layers underlying narratives of walking on water from an interdisciplinary perspective, through the contributions of scholars specializing in their respective fields.
Moving beyond positivist and reductionist interpretations, this comprehensive study aims to open new horizons for theoretical discussions in the fields of history of religions, theology, cultural anthropology, and literature, while offering a valuable resource for scholars and postgraduate students working in these disciplines.
Su, insanlık tarihi boyunca hem hayatın kaynağı hem de aşılmaz bir kaos simgesi olmuştur. Akışkan ve tekinsiz bu elementin üzerinde batmadan yürüyebilmek ise, dinî ve mitolojik hafızada sıradan bir mucizenin çok ötesine geçerek maddeye karşı aşkın iradenin, kaosa karşı düzenin mutlak zaferini ilan eden evrensel bir arketipe dönüşmüştür. Elinizdeki bu editoryal çalışma, farklı coğrafya ve inanç havzalarında ortaya çıkan bu sıra dışı motifin izini sürüyor. Yunan, Hint, Uzak Doğu, Antik Yakın Doğu, İskandinav ve Türk mitolojilerinden Budist ve Şinto geleneklerine, Yahudilik ve Hristiyanlığın kurucu metinlerinden İslam tarih, tasavvuf ve edebiyat geleneğine uzanan geniş bir yelpazede, su üzerinde yürüme anlatılarının arkasındaki teolojik, toplumsal ve edebî katmanlar alanında uzman araştırmacıların kalemiyle disiplinler arası bir bakışla masaya yatırılıyor. Pozitivist ve indirgemeci okumaları bir kenara bırakan bu kapsamlı çalışma, dinler tarihi, teoloji, kültürel antropoloji ve edebiyat alanında çalışan akademisyenlere ve lisansüstü öğrencilere alanındaki kuramsal tartışmalara yeni ufuklar açmayı hedefliyor.
İngilizce
Throughout human history, water has represented both the source of life and an insurmountable symbol of chaos. The ability to walk upon this fluid and uncanny element without sinking has, within religious and mythological memory, transcended the notion of an ordinary miracle and evolved into a universal archetype proclaiming the absolute triumph of transcendent will over matter and of order over chaos.
This edited volume traces the manifestations of this extraordinary motif across diverse geographical and religious contexts. Ranging from Greek, Indian, East Asian, Ancient Near Eastern, Norse, and Turkic mythologies to Buddhist and Shinto traditions; from the foundational texts of Judaism and Christianity to the historical, mystical, and literary traditions of Islam, the volume examines the theological, social, and literary layers underlying narratives of walking on water from an interdisciplinary perspective, through the contributions of scholars specializing in their respective fields.
Moving beyond positivist and reductionist interpretations, this comprehensive study aims to open new horizons for theoretical discussions in the fields of history of religions, theology, cultural anthropology, and literature, while offering a valuable resource for scholars and postgraduate students working in these disciplines.
İngilizce
Throughout human history, water has represented both the source of life and an insurmountable symbol of chaos. The ability to walk upon this fluid and uncanny element without sinking has, within religious and mythological memory, transcended the notion of an ordinary miracle and evolved into a universal archetype proclaiming the absolute triumph of transcendent will over matter and of order over chaos.
This edited volume traces the manifestations of this extraordinary motif across diverse geographical and religious contexts. Ranging from Greek, Indian, East Asian, Ancient Near Eastern, Norse, and Turkic mythologies to Buddhist and Shinto traditions; from the foundational texts of Judaism and Christianity to the historical, mystical, and literary traditions of Islam, the volume examines the theological, social, and literary layers underlying narratives of walking on water from an interdisciplinary perspective, through the contributions of scholars specializing in their respective fields.
Moving beyond positivist and reductionist interpretations, this comprehensive study aims to open new horizons for theoretical discussions in the fields of history of religions, theology, cultural anthropology, and literature, while offering a valuable resource for scholars and postgraduate students working in these disciplines.
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