Memory and Memories in Early Christianity

Simon Butticaz (Herausgegeben von) Born 1980; since 2014 tenure-track Assistant Professor of New Testament and Early Christian Traditions at the University of Lausanne (Switzerland).Enrico Norelli (Herausgegeben von) Born 1952; Doctor of Classical Philology (University of Pisa) and of Theology (University of Geneva); professor emeritus of History and Literature of Early Christianity at the University of Geneva and invited professor at the Facultad de Literatura Cristiana y Clásica San Justino (Madrid).

• Simon Butticaz/Enrico Norelli: IntroductionI. Memory Studies and Nascent Christianity: Challenges, Approaches and ProblemsSandra Huebenthal: "Frozen Moments" - Early Christianity through the Lens of Social Memory Theory - Adriana Destro/Mauro Pesce: Remembering and Writing: Their Substantial Differences - Jens Schröter: Memory and Memories in Early Christianity: The Remembered Jesus as a Test CaseII. Memory, Authority and Modalities (Personal, Ritual, Textual, etc.)Simon Butticaz: The Transformation of "Collective Memory" in Early Christianity as Reflected in the Letters of Paul - Judith M. Lieu: Letters and the Construction of Early Christian Memory - Christoph Markschies: Erinnerungen bei Irenaeus an Figuren des apostolischen und nachapostolischen ZeitaltersIII. Memory, Identity and the Construction of OriginsDaniel Marguerat: De Jésus à Paul : l'invention du christianisme dans les Actes des apȏtres - Claudio Zamagni: Reinventing Christian Origins: Competing Conceptions in the Christianity of the Second Century - Enrico Norelli: La construction polémique des origines chrétiennes par Marcion - Cecilia Antonelli: La construction de la mémoire des "origines" par Hégésippe chez Eusèbe à travers deux modèles en dialogue: Jérusalem et la famille de Jésus, Corinthe et Rome et ses apôtres et disciplesIV. Early Christianity, Memory and TheologyJörg Frey: The Gospel of John as a Narrative Memory of Jesus - Andreas Dettwiler: Erinnerung und Identität - Erwägungen zur Pragmatik und Theologie des Kolosser- und Epheserbriefes - Jean Zumstein: La mémoire créatrice des premiers chrétiens