欧洲中世纪基督教文献的文化指向     

崔莉 《湖南师范大学社会科学学报》2003,32(3):89-93

欧洲中世纪时期，基督教献作为传播化的特有载体，有三个明显的化指向，即基督教精神支柱和信仰；基督教的道德规范以及宗教学的特定内涵。  相似文献   

陈启天与20年代中期收回教育权运动——兼谈国家主义教育思潮     

肖海燕 《历史教学(高校版)》2009,(2)

文章从历史的角度探讨陈启天由非基督教到反基督教教育进而主张收回教育权的思想发展轨迹。国家主义教育思想是其从事收回教育权运动的理论基础。在收回教育权运动中,他充分利用《中华教育界》和《醒狮周报》两大舆论阵地,一方面自身系统建构国家主义教育理论以鼓吹收回教育权,另一方面积极引导教育界的舆论导向,声援收回教育权运动。同时,他在中华教育改进社年会上多次提请相关议案,并发起成立"国家教育协会",推动收回教育权运动。对于他在这场运动中的历史贡献与关怀祈向,应予以肯定与关注。  相似文献   

社会服务:近代中国基督教大学的本土化探索     

章潇  孙秀玲 《河北师范大学学报(教育科学版)》2011,13(7)

适应近代中国社会的发展,基督教大学开始了本土化的积极探索,社会服务是其重要方面之一。以医疗卫生、农业推广、社会教育为载体,基督教大学的本土化进程不断推进。虽然在开展社会服务的过程中,基督教大学不可避免地存在困惑与矛盾,但它毕竟借此与中国社会建立了较为密切的联系,同时也为其他大学的变革与发展提供了启示与借鉴。  相似文献   

论基督教会音乐的发展     

洪严 《周口师范学院学报》2004,21(4):118-120

基督教会音乐从中世纪产生发展至今产生了格利格里圣咏、奥尔加农复调音乐、清唱剧等音乐形式,更有像亨德尔、巴赫、海顿、莫扎特等伟大音乐家,为基督教会音乐创作了大量不朽的传世之作.  相似文献   

回鹘景教研究百年回顾     

杨富学 《家教指南》2001,(2):167-173

宋元时代，景教在回鹘人中相当流行，吐鲁番、敦煌等地发现有为数不少的回鹘文景教文献，此外，吐鲁番、喀什、霍城及福建泉州、江苏扬州、内蒙古自治区赤峰市和达茂联合旗乃至中亚七河流域等地也有回鹘景教遗物发现，都可为回鹘景教的研究提供证据。百年来，回鹘景教一直是国际学术界研究的热门话题，涌现出相当丰富的学术成果，在新旧世纪交替之际对其进行认真的总结、回顾，具有继往开来的意义。  相似文献   

中华全国基督教协进会与抗战时期难童救济     

党洁 《安庆师范学院学报(社会科学版)》2008,27(5):65-68

抗战时期,难童作为一个特殊的群体引起了上至国民政府,下至各种民间组织的积极关注,难童救济逐渐展开。中华全国基督教协进会作为一个在华各差会的协调机构,发起全国四十余城的战时难童救济事工,成为各种难童救济组织中一股特殊的力量,也是其在华慈善事业的一个重要组成部分。  相似文献   

A Christian Allegory in The Old Man and the Sea     

徐鹰 《海外英语》2012,(14):189+191

In terms of Christian allegory,this article is to discuss how the old man enacts Hemingway’s"Religion of Man".  相似文献   

石门坎与基督教融合与分离的原因考察——比较文学视野下的石门坎研究     

杨世海  李灿 《教育文化论坛》2011,3(3):109-115

石门坎文化的勃兴与衰落同基督教文化紧密相关,所以弄清石门坎文化与基督教文化融合和分离的原因是思考石门坎文化兴衰的重要前提。本文运用比较文学接受研究和形象学的视野进行考察,通过对它们接触前结构和形象建构的分析,指出各自出发点和内在文化特点为它们融合提供了便利,但也因其根本出发点的差异和文化差异,导致它们难以内在融合,最终在现实历史政治冲荡中分离。  相似文献   

Isolation,resilience, and faith: Experiences of Black Christian students in biology graduate programs     

Angela N. Google  Chloe D. Bowen  Sara E. Brownell  M. Elizabeth Barnes 《科学教学研究杂志》2024,61(3):591-624

To increase participation of students of color in science graduate programs, research has focused on illuminating student experiences to inform ways to improve them. In biology, Black students are vastly underrepresented, and while religion has been shown to be a particularly important form of cultural wealth for Black students, Christianity is stigmatized in biology. Very few studies have explored the intersection of race/ethnicity and Christianity for Black students in biology where there is high documented tension between religion and science. Since graduate school is important for socialization and Black students are likely to experience stigmatization of their racial and religious identity, it is important to understand their experiences and how we might be able to improve them. Thus, we interviewed 13 Black Christian students enrolled in biology graduate programs and explored their experiences using the theoretical lens of stigmatized identities. Through thematic content analysis, we revealed that students negotiated experiences of cultural isolation, devaluation of intelligence, and acts of bias like other racially minoritized students in science. However, by examining these experiences at the intersection of race/ethnicity and religion, we shed light on interactions students have had with faculty and peers within the biology community that cultivated perceptions of mistrust, conflict, and stigma. Our study also revealed ways in which students' religious/spiritual capital has positively supported their navigation through biology graduate school. These results contribute to a deeper understanding of why Black Christian graduate students are more likely to leave or not pursue advanced degrees in biology with implications for research and practice that help facilitate their success.  相似文献   

Passing on Political Information between Major Powers: The Key Role of Ambassadors between Byzantium and some of its Neighbours     

Nicolas Drocourt 《Al-Masaq: Islam & the Medieval Mediterranean》2012,24(1):91-112

Ambassadors and embassies were numerous between Byzantium and its Muslim and Western Christian neighbours during the Middle Byzantine Period. This article seeks to demonstrate that these official envoys constituted major players involved in the transfer of political information between the courts considered. Ambassadors were those who travelled the most in the Mediterranean area during our period – at least between 700 and 900. Furthermore, as official envoys acting for sovereigns, they were carefully listened to by those sovereigns when they returned. Information coming from ambassadors is found in various sources and concerned military matters and foreign policy. But we also find precise data on domestic affairs and internal political information. Furthermore, news of usurpations and troubles in Byzantium may have constituted an important part of the information transferred beyond the Empire. Foreign ambassadors witnessed usurpations and palace revolutions. Their testimonies could have nourished the idea of a Byzantine government weakened by political instability and this theme became prominent during the twelfth century in some Western Christian courts.  相似文献