Imagistic Traditions in the Graeco-Roman World

Acts of the Panel held during the XIX Congress of the International Association of History of Religions, Tokyo, Japan, March 2005.

Published: Jun 1, 2009

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Section	Chapter	Authors
Introduction
	Graeco-Roman Religions and the Cognitive Science of Religion	Harvey Whitehouse
	Imagistic Modes of Religiosity and the Study of the Cults of Graeco-Roman World	Panayotis Pachis
Chapter 1
	The Imagistic Tradition of Dionysus in the Graeco-Roman World	Ulrich Berner
Chapter 2
	Theories of Persuasion and Modes of Religiosity in the Study of Emergent Christianities	Willi Braun
Chapter 3
	Dionysus' Image in the Post-Modern Age	Giovanni Casadio
Chapter 4
	Religious Change in Roman Religion from the Perspective of Whitehouse's Theory of the Two Modes of Religiosity	Aleš Chalupa
Chapter 5
	"Another People": Understanding the Roman Senate's Supression of the Bacchanalia	Douglas Gragg
Chapter 6
	The "Modes Theory" and Roman Religion: National Catastrophe and Religious Response in the Second Punic War	Alison Griffith
Chapter 7
	The Cybele and Attis Religion and the Theory of Modes of Religiosity	Anders Lisdorf
Chapter 8
	Imagistic Modes of Religiosity in the Cult of Isis/Sarapis During the Graeco-Roman Age	Panayotis Pachis
Conclusion
	Imagistic Traditions in the Graeco-Roman World	Luther H. Martin