Hamartia: The Concept of Error in the Western Tradition : Essays in Honor of John M. Crossett (Texts and Studies in Religion ; V. 16)

✍ Scribed by Donald Stump

Publisher: Edwin Mellen Pr
Year: 1983
Tongue: English
Leaves: 316
Edition: 1
Category: Library

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✦ Synopsis

This is a collection of 13 essays which focus on a theme to which Crossett dedicated much of his highly interdisciplinary research. Six essays concern "Hamartia" in Greek works by Herodotus, Plato, Euripides, and others; two deal with the concept of error in the Christian theology of Boethius and Aquinas; and five examine "Hamartia" in 14th-19th-century English works by Chaucer, Shakespeare, Coleridge, and George Eliot.

✦ Table of Contents

James A. Arieti
HISTORY, HAMART!A, HERODOTUS page 1
Norman Kretzmann
ABRAHAM, ISAAC, AND EUTHYPHRO: GOD AND THE BASIS OF MORALITY page 27
Carol Lindsay
APHRODITE AND THE EQUIVOCAL ARGUMENT HAM ART! A IN THE HIPPOLYTUS page 51
Janet E. Smith
THE HAMARTIA OF MISOLOCIA page 73
Hippocrates C. Apostle AN ARISTOTELIAN ESSAY ON ERROR page 97
Lloyd Cerson ISA TA HAMARTEMATA: THE STOIC DOCTRINE "ALL ERRORS ARE EQUAL" page 119
Eleonore Stump
HAMARTIA IN CHRISTIAN BELIEF: BOETHIUS ON THE TRINITY page 131
Steven Baldner THE USE OF SCRIPTURE FOR THE REFUTATION OF ERROR ACCORDING TO ST. THOMAS AQUINAS page 199
Carolynn Van Dyke THE ERRORS OF GOOD MEN: HAMARTIA IN TWO MIDDLE ENGLISH POEMS
page 171
S. P. Zitner
HAMLET AND HAMARTIA page 193
Donald V. Stump
GREEK AND SHAKESPEAREAN TRAGEDY: FOUR INDIRECT ROUTES FROM ATHENS TO LONDON page 211
James S. Cutsinger ERROR IN COLERIDGE page 297
Elizabeth Holtze
ARISTOTLE AND GEORGE ELIOT: HAM ART! A IN ADAM BEDE page 267
JOHN M. CROSSETT: A MEMOIR page 281
EULOGY page 289

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