Kurs
Syriac Orthodox Theology
Eastern Christian Theology has developed within different communities. In the Syriac Orthodox community it developed in close proximity with Judaism, and Syriac was one of first seven languages the Bible was translated into. As an institution it developed as part of the church of the Byzantine Empire. This course will introduce one of the ancient Christian traditions yet unknown for many.
Efter kursen förväntas studenten:
- demonstrate knowledge of the timeline of the history of the Syriac Orthodox Churches
- show an understanding of the general themes of theology among the Syriac Orthodox Church fathers and mothers, as well as a deeper insight into the Christological controversies
- make use of patristic resources and historical critical methods
- read and interpret patristic texts, with the methods provided in the course
Michaelson, David Alen (2014). The Practical Christology of Philoxenos of Mabbug, Oxford: Oxford University Press. (200p).
King, Daniel (red.), The Syriac World. First published 2019 Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge. (800p)
Schemat finns tillgängligt senast en månad innan kursen startar. Vi rekommenderar inte att du skriver ut schemat eftersom vissa ändringar kan ske.
Betyg
A = Framstående, B = Mycket bra, C = Bra, D = Tillfredsställande, E = Tillräcklig, Fx = Otillräcklig, komplettering möjlig, F = OtillräckligExaminationsformer
- Hemtentamen
- PM
- Seminarier
Grundläggande behörighet.
Completion of a course requires a minimum of 80% attendance at lectures and 100% attendance at seminars/group work and other assignments. Absence beyond that can be compensated by supplementing assignment(s) if the instructor finds it possible. In case of an absence of 50% or more, the course is considered as interrupted, even if assignments have been completed.
If a student due to disability has a decision from the EHS on special pedagogical support, the examiner shall, if necessary, adapt the examination and conduct the examination in an alternative way.
Fastställd av Ämnesföreträdarkollegiet vid Enskilda Högskolan Stockholm den 22 januari 2020.