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Religious Studies 1.800.405.1619/Yalebooks.Com 2019 RELIGIOUS STUDIES 1.800.405.1619/yalebooks.com Radical Sacrifice Restless Secularism TERRY EAGLETON Modernism and the Religious Inheritance Terry Eagleton pursues the concept of MATTHEW MUTTER sacrifice through the history of human Through a study of Wallace Stevens, thought, from antiquity to modernity, in Virginia Woolf, and other major writers, religion, politics, and literature. He sheds this thoughtful and provocative survey skewed perceptions of the idea, honing in of modernist literature explores how on a radical structural reconception that modernism understood the far-reaching relates the ancient world to our own in consequences of secularism for key fields terms of civilization and violence. of experience: language, aesthetics, Hardcover 2018 216 pp. emotion, and material life. 978-0-300-23335-3 $25.00 HC - Paper over Board 2017 336 pp. 978-0-300-22173-2 $85.00 & The New Cosmic Story Inside Our Awakening Universe & Before Religion JOHN F. HAUGHT A History of a Modern Concept In this inviting and thought-provoking BRENT NONGBRI book a foremost thinker on the intersec- Examining a wide array of ancient tion of science and religion argues that writings, Nongbri demonstrates that in an adequate understanding of cosmic antiquity, there was no conceptual arena history cannot be based on science that could be designated as “religious” alone. 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Ranging from Martin Heidegger and more. to Muhammad Iqbal, and from Daniel Hardcover 2017 312 pp. Dennett to Charles Taylor, he offers an 978-0-300-21617-2 $30.00 incisive, broad, and original perspective on religion in the modern world. 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FOLEY on religion comes this fresh, bold, and The first four works written by St. Augus- unsettling new translation of the New tine of Hippo after his conversion to Chris- Testament. Reproducing the texts’ often tianity are the influential “Cassiciacum fragmentary formulations without dialogues.” In this first dialogue, expertly augmentation or correction, Hart has translated by Michael Foley, Augustine produced a pitilessly literal translation, and his interlocutors explore the history one that captures the texts’ sometimes and teachings of Academic skepticism. raw, astonished, and halting prose. 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Hardcover 2019 256 pp. Paper 2010 272 pp. 978-0-300-21903-6 $35.00 978-0-300-16429-9 $20.00 New & The Dangers of Christian Practice On Wayward Gifts, Characteristic Damage, and Sin & = RECOMMENDED FOR COURSE USE LAUREN F. WINNER In this bracing book, Lauren Winner provocatively exposes the violent history of the Eucharist and prayer, and argues that the violence those practices have done is characteristic of and intrinsic to them. Hardcover 2018 240 pp. 1 b/w illus. 978-0-300-21582-3 $28.00 Religious Thought David Bentley Hart 3 1.800.405.1619/yalebooks.com New New Ezekiel 38–48 Matthew within Sectarian Judaism A New Translation with Introduction and An Examination Commentary JOHN KAMPEN STEPHEN L. COOK In this masterful study, John Kampen The final sections of Ezekiel comprise deftly argues that the Gospel of Mat- some of the most challenging texts of thew advocates for a distinctive Jewish scripture. This welcome and innovative sectarianism. Never before has a scholar translation from Stephen L. Cook offers a so exhaustively employed the contents new approach to these passages, which of the Dead Sea Scrolls in the service of detail God’s utopian temple and the end- reading Matthew. time assault of Gog of Magog on Israel. THE ANCHOR YALE BIBLE REFERENCE LIBRARY THE ANCHOR YALE BIBLE COMMENTARIES Hardcover 2019 320 pp. Hardcover 2018 368 pp. 10 b/w illus. 978-0-300-17156-3 $65.00 978-0-300-21881-7 $65.00 The Responsive Self The Birth of Christian History Personal Religion in Biblical Literature of the Memory and Time from Mark to Luke-Acts Neo-Babylonian and Persian Periods EVE-MARIE BECKER SUSAN NIDITCH This first comprehensive account to ex- Author Susan Niditch draws from biblical plore early Christian writing through the literature to explore religion as lived lenses of memory, time, and history traces during the period from the Babylonian the origins of ancient historiography to conquest through the takeover and rule the Gospel of Mark and Luke-Acts. by imperial Persia, arguing that personal THE ANCHOR YALE BIBLE REFERENCE LIBRARY religion was as relevant to the ancient Hardcover 2017 280 pp. Israelites as it is to believers today. 978-0-300-16509-8 $65.00 THE ANCHOR YALE BIBLE REFERENCE LIBRARY Cloth 2015 200 pp. The House of the Mother 978-0-300-16636-1 $50.00 The Social Roles of Maternal Kin in Biblical Hebrew Narrative and Poetry Philo of Alexandria CYNTHIA R. 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