Învierea lui Lazăr de-a lungul secolelor Vol.1: 125-1486
De (autor): Bogdan Tataru Cazaban
Translated from publishers site: From the oldest mentions of the miracle of Bethany to Western legends and liturgical dramas, from the commentaries of the Church Fathers to ancient and medieval rewritings, from paleo-Christian art to Giotto, Caravaggio, Van Gogh and Rouault, the journey with Lazarus retraces the stages of the development of Christianity, shedding light on their stakes, connections and discontinuities. Lazarus is not the only biblical character who can allow us to write and understand the history of Christianity from the interpretations given to him. Peter, and Paul, and Mary Magdalene, each of them can open such a perspective. All of them have received apocryphal identities over the centuries, in which the consciences and concerns of those who wanted to follow them were reflected. But the presence of Lazarus has a completely exceptional constant, which goes beyond the cult that was consecrated to him with variations in intensity depending on the region and the period. In the Christian tradition, the meaning of the resurrection in Bethany is an integral part of the meaning of the Resurrection of Christ and, thus, of the ethos of Christian communities in different eras. From the one in which Christians recognized themselves with hope to the symbol of the man who no longer recognizes himself in his own life, a stranger and a misfit, Lazarus, the friend of Christ, becomes a mirror of the human condition. He continues to speak to us today, perhaps also because then, in Bethany, he kept silent. Product Details: Category: Universal Philosophy; Author: Bogdan Tataru Cazaban; Publisher: SPANDUGINO; Year of publication: 2025. Edition: Hardcover, Format: 245 x 160 x 24 mm, No. of pages: 408, Code: PA978-606-8944-95-1