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  • Ilmumisaeg: 04-Dec-2013
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  • ISBN-13: 9781136787157

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"This well-written, well-researched reference source brings together monastic life with particular attention to three traditions: Buddhist, Eastern Christian, and Western Christian."--"Outstanding Reference Sources," American Libraries, May 2001.

A comprehensive reference to the past and present of the three great traditions of monasticism in Buddhism and eastern and western Christianity. Many comparisons are made within each strand, and to some extent between them, especially between eastern Christianity and the other two. The articles consider people; the monastic histories of countries, cities, and individual monasteries; Buddhist and Christian topics; Roman Catholic monastic orders; and Buddhist and Christian perspectives. Monasticism is defined as a single-minded commitment to religious life conducted apart from the surrounding society, almost always in celibacy and relative poverty, and following a rule that usually involves emulating or obeying a founder. The tension between communal and solitary or hermetic life is explored at some length. The bulk of the encyclopedia allows a great variety of approaches, methods, regions, lifestyles, and liturgical practices to be juxtaposed. The articles are referenced and cross-referenced. The black-and-white photographs are ample but not overwhelming. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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"Stands alone in offering broad and deep coverage of Buddhist and Christian monastic places, concerns and controversies, ideas, spirituality, social dynamics, and practices. A superb resource for historical, cross-cultural, sociological, and phenomenological studies." -- Choice "This magnificant work on monasticism is the first of its kind... the first time under one cover that an extensive encyclopedic work is dedicated to monasticism in both the Christian (Eastern and Western) traditions, with Buddhist traditions treated on a par... It is recommended for all library collections: academic, college, convent, monastery, public, seminary, and theological." -- Catholic Library World "Johnston and his editorial team have produced an excellent central resource for the world history of monasticism. This work is highly recommended for junior college and college and university libraries, in addition to any reference collection pertaining to religious history." -- American Reference Books Annual "Withdrawal from society and its cares is a hallmark of monastic life, but this is not to say that monastic seclusion has had no infuence on the broader society. The contributions of monastics to art, architecture, agriculture, philosophy, theology, and even the brewing of beer are immense. The Encyclopedia of Monasticism presents these contributions as well, making it a reference tool of use to interests other than religion. Highly recommended for all academic and large public libraries." -- Booklist/RBB

Foreword vii
Introduction ix
Advisers and Contributors xv
Alphabetical List of Entries xix
Thematic Outline of Entries xxv
Encyclopedia of Monasticism, A--L
1(798)
Alphabetical List of Entries vii
Encyclopedia of Monasticism, M--Z
799(630)
Glossary 1429(6)
Index 1435(102)
Notes on Advisers and Contributors 1537
William M. Johnston