ケンブリッジ版　教皇制の歴史（全３巻）
The Cambridge History of the Papacy

Editors: Joëlle Rollo-Koster, University of Rhode Island, Robert A. Ventresca, King’s University College at Western University, Melodie H. Eichbauer, Florida Gulf Coast University & Miles Pattenden, University of Oxford

2025:03 3 vols. 2,398 p. ISBN 978-1-108-68095-0  (Cambridge U. P.) -GB-
GBP 310

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第1巻：聖権と俗権
Volume 1 : The Two Swords
2025:03 838 p. ISBN 9781108485234 GBP 130
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第2巻：教会統治
Volume 2 : The Governance of the Church
2025:03 744 p. ISBN 9781108493826 GBP 130
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第3巻：市民社会
Volume 3 : Civil Society
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概要

初代教皇とされる聖ペトロから約2千年、世界最古の政治制度の一つであるキリスト教の教皇制は、幾多の危機にさらされながらも現代にいたるまで、宗教界にとどまらない権威を保っている生命力で、幾多の歴史家を魅了してきました。今日でも、妊娠中絶やLGBTQといった分断を呼ぶテーマについてカトリック教会の見解が問われがちである一方で、アルゼンチン出身の現教皇フランシスコの貧困者や少数者に寄り添い平和や人権についての信念を持った発言を続ける姿勢は、グローバル・サウスを含むグローバル世界でさらなる影響力を発揮する教皇制の新たなかたちを示しています。

本書は、全3巻・83章にわたって、教皇制が、幾多の帝国や国家や制度が消滅したり形骸化した後もかくも長きにわたり生き延びてきた秘密に迫る、体系的にして権威ある「ケンブリッジ版」の通史です。多数の専門家を結集して、主題別に幅広い時間軸を縦横に経巡りながら、第1巻「聖権と俗権」では、教皇の世俗権力との緊張感あふれる関係を数々の世界史的な事件や政治運動とも絡めながら論じます。第2巻「教会の統治」では、カトリック教会内部の構造や階層の面から教皇の権威と権力に源泉に迫り、第3巻「市民社会」では、芸術、文化、ジェンダー、セクシュアリティ、科学技術、生命倫理といった多様な世俗的あるいは現代的なトピックを通して教皇の一般社会に対する強固な影響力を探ります。

宗教・歴史・文化・政治の領域を越える新たな必携レファレンスとして、おすすめいたします。

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収録内容明細

Volume 1: The Two Swords

General Introduction

Part I. Christendom and Empire:

1. Inventing Peter in late antiquity
   George E. Demacopoulos
2. From Constantine to Justinian
   Hartmut Leppin
3. The Popes and the papacy in the Carolingian world
   Thomas F. X. Noble
4. The papal monarchy and the empire in the thirteenth century
   Brett Edward Whalen
5. Papal primacy and the holy Roman emperors (IV–XII centuries)
   Uta-Renate Blumenthal

Part II. Crises, Schisms, and Dissent:

6. Gregory VII and the reform movement
   John Howe
7. The schism of 1054
   Eugene Webb
8. The papacy, heresy, and religious dissent
   Irene Bueno
9. The papacy and crusaders: from the Saracens to Stalin
   Rebecca Rist
10. The Avignon papacy and the Great Western Schism
    Blake Beattie
11. The Great Western Schism in history and memory
    Bénédicte Sère

Part III. Reformations and Revolutions:

12. The papacy and the Protestants (1517–63)
    Nelson Minnich
13. The Reformation Popes
    Tadhg Ó hAnnracháin
14. The Popes and The Enlightenment
    Shaun Blanchard
15. The papacy in revolution 1775–1823: the Cesena Popes, Pius VI and Pius VII
    Ambrogio Caiani
16. Enlightenment and its aftermath: liberalism, materialism, and nationalism
    Daniele Menozzi
17. Pope Leo XIII and the Catholic response to modernity
    Robert P. Kraynak

Part IV. Theopolitics and Religious Diplomacy:

18. Papal elections and renunciations
    Miles Pattenden
19. The military papacy David Alvarez
20. Benedict XV (1914–22) and the legacy of a wartime papacy
    John Pollard
21. The papacy and slavery
    Justine Walden
22. The papacy and the decolonization of Africa
    Elizabeth Foster
23. The rise of liberation theology
    Michael E. Lee
24. Papal diplomacy during and since the Ancien Régime
    Toby Osborne

Part V. Inter-Faith Relations: Confrontation and Dialogue:

25. The papacy and the Christian East: the theological issues
    Edward Siecienski
26. The Popes and the Protestant churches
    Joshua Bennett
27. The Popes and Islam
    John Tolan
28. The Islamic world and the papacy
    Alexander Mallett
29. The medieval papacy and the Jews
    Kenneth Stow
30. The papacy and the Jews since the French Revolution
    Adrian Ciani

Volume II: The Governance of the Church

Part I. The Pope within the Church:

1. Vicar of Christ (c.1050–c.1300)
   Jessalynn Bird
2. The Pope, the archdeacon and the clergy: a competition
   John Moorhead
3. From papal absolutism to Vatican II
   Christian Sorrel
4. Vatican II and its legacy
   Gilles Routhier
5. Rekindling collegiality: the Synod of Bishops since Vatican II
   Massimo Faggioli

Part II. The Roman Curia:

6. Putting the spoke(s) in: curial centrality and local agency in the pre-Reformation church
   Robert Swanson
7. The College of Cardinals
   Miles Pattenden
8. The secretariat of state
   Roberto Regoli
9. The papal penitentiary
   Peter Clarke
10. ‘Whoever is sent from another’: legates as instruments of papal government
    Kriston Rennie
11. Inquisition, Holy Office, and the congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith
    Vincenzo Lavenia
12. Nepotism and Roman micro-policy
    Wolfgang Reinhard

Part III. Canon Law:

13. The medieval papacy and canon law
    Kenneth Pennington
14. Canon law in the early middle ages
    Greta Austin
15. Gratian’s Decretum: the transmission and fluidity of legal knowledge in the twelfth century
    Melodie H. Eichbauer
16. Papal decretals
    Anne J. Duggan
17. Papal law in the English church: post-reformation Anglican jurisprudence
    Norman Doe
18. The Codes of Canon Law (1917, 1983, 1990)
    John Beal
19. The Pope in the two Latin codes (1917 and 1983) – current status and discussion of possible developments
    Peter Platen

Part IV. Finance:

20. Papal finances in the middle ages
    Benedict Wiedemann
21. Papal finances in the early modern period
    Francesco Guidi-Bruscoli

Part V. Papal states

22. Popes and the papal state to 1305
    Thomas F. X. Noble
23. Papal warfare in the fourteenth century
    Christophe Masson
24. The Borgias
    Catherine Fletcher
25. Popes and the papal states (1500–1800)
    Irene Fosi
26. The popes and the government of the papal states, 1800–1870
    Christoper Korten

Volume 3: Civil Society

Part I. Spaces, Liturgies, Travels:

1. Papal Rome in the Middle Ages
   Louis I. Hamilton
2. Urbi et Orbi. The Pope, Rome, and the modern world
   Antonella De Michelis
3. Papal travels
   Jan De Volder
4. Papal ceremonial: from Christian liturgy to social media
   Jennifer DeSilva
5. Papal tombs in the Middle Ages
   Nicolas Bock
6. Charity and the Papacy
   Tiffany A. Ziegler

Part II. Women, Gender, Sexuality:

7. The myth of Pope
   Joan Jan Machielsen
8. The keys to two Marys: Popes and the women of scripture
   Kate E. Bush and Vanessa Corcoran
9. Popes and sexuality within and outside marriage
   Fernanda Alfieri
10. Papacy and marriage
    David d’Avray
11. Popes, contraception and abortion
    Lucia Pozzi
12. The papacy, homosexuality, and same-sex marriage
    Umberto Grassi and Vincenzo Lagioia
13. Clerical sexual abuse and papal power
    Jo Renée Formicola

Part III. Science, Medicine, Technology:

14. Medicine in the court of the Avignon papacy Caley McCarthy
15. Popes, the body, medicine, and the cult of saints after Trent
    Rebecca Messbarger
16. Catholic bioethics from Pius XI to Pope Francis
    Don O’Leary
17. The Popes, and magic
    Matteo Duni
18. Heavens: the papacy, astrology and astronomy to 1800
    C. Philipp E. Nothaft
19. Care for our common home: the papacy and the environment
    Daniel R. DiLeo and Christopher Hamlin
20. Popes and the media
    Raffaella Perin

Part IV. Education, Culture, Arts:

21. Papal patronage and the reception of classicism in medieval Rome
    Elizabeth McCahill
22. Books, libraries and texts
    Ambrogio Maria Piazzoni
23. The papacy and printing (1564–1633)
    Paolo Sachet
24. Papal patronage and the arts: from the early Christian period to the twentieth century
    Arnold Witte
25. The papacy and music
    Richard Sherr
26. The Popes and education in early modern Europe, 1400–1800
    David Salomoni
27. The Papal Wardrobe
    Clare Monagle

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