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Living in the mediterranean world
Living in the Mediterranean World, LaborEst, Inserto speciale, n.14, 2017
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The LaborEst scientific journal, published twice a year, was established in 2008 by Edoardo Mollica within the homonymous LaborEst research lab – Economic Evaluations and Real Estate Appraisals Lab. The scope of the journal is to strengthen the vital link between scientific research and territorial needs.
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(Text by the editors)
Table of contents
Ancient and new religious co-habitations between the shores of the Mediterranean M. Monaca, M. Mormino p.3
Zeus Homarios: il vincolo dell’identità Achea nel Mediterraneo M. Kamenou, p.9
The Horoscop of Constantinople under the Light of Ancient Astrological Texts A.Pérez-Jiménez, p.16
Religious Coabitation and Magical Sincretism in Mediterranean Area: Hekate in Greek Magical Papyr IV (1390 – 1495). N.LopezCarrasco, p.25
Between Town and Countryside, between Pagans and Christians: some Suggestions in Arnobius’ Adversus Nationes.
C. Tommasi, p.33
Islam and the Christians in the 7th and 8th centuries: between refutation and definition. M. Monaca, p.46
The ‘Melkite’ Churches between the Empire and the Caliphate. Conflicts and Coexistence at the End of the Ninth Century: the Evidence of the Eighth Ecumenical Council (869-870). M.Mormino, p. 51
Between Constantinople and Rome: Isaac Argyrus and the palamite controversy (1350-1380). R.Caballero-Sánchez, p.56
Interculturality and Interreligiosity in the Late Antique Sicily of Benedetto Radice: Greeks, Latins, Arabs, Christians and Muslims T. Sardella, p.63
Muslims in Sicily. Media Representation and Actual Realities, R. Barcellona, A. Bencivinni p.70
Sacred Places and Multiple Identities. Pilgrimage, Devotion and Religious Cohabitation in Ancient and Contemporary Times, L. Carnevale, p.78
Religious Superdiversity between Global and Local: some Remarks on a Research Project about Rome A.Saggioro, p.84
Christians and Jews in Muslim Land: Forms and Strategies of Protection, Cohabitation and Integration in Modern and Contemporary Tunisia, S. Speziale p.90
European Youth in Struggle against the West: between Fundamentalism and Social Redemption, N.Pettinato p.98
The Mediterranean World: from the Globalization of Indifference to the Development of Welcome, P. P. Triulcio p. 101
Reflection from a Philosophical Point of View on Living in the Mediterranean World, G. Giordano p.104
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