Eastern Christian Books

As I began by noting , the history of psychoanalysis has been one not just of great clinical insights but also of wider cultural application...

More than twenty years ago now when I was studying psychology and thinking of training as a psychoanalyst, I came across the name of Julia K...

I drew attention to this collection edited by Lucian Leustean, Orthodox Christianity and Nationalism in Nineteenth-Century Southeastern Euro...

Eastern Christians, perhaps more than their Western brethren in some ways, struggle, as is commonplace, with questions of ethnicity, nationa...

Nobody who has any interest in or understanding of Christianity in the East can avoid for very long the sorry task of contending with ethno-...

As we all know, ethno-phyletism and nationalism have long been besetting problems among Eastern Christians,  leading, notably, to their cond...

Anyone who knows anything about Eastern Christianity knows the role played by, and the problems of, ethno- nationalism . A welcome new book,...

Ashgate has just put into my hands a very hefty tome, a collection of articles--most in English but a few in German--edited by Walter Pohl, ...

Nationalism and ethno-phyletism are, of course, besetting sins among Eastern Christians of all traditions. (For a very useful recent theolog...