The Inaugural Volume of Noetica

Introducing Noetica's inaugural volume, your gateway to the fascinating realm of Premodern studies!

Noetica's Inaugural Volume

Explore the captivating world of research and creativity in Noetica's inaugural publication. Delve into a diverse collection that kicks off with an introduction by our Editor-in-Chief, accompanied by two creative pieces and five academic papers, each offering its own unique and fascinating perspective. Click the image or here to read now.

Foreword

Introduction, pg. 3

Creative Submission

Le Tibre Seul...Reste de Rome (Only the Tiber Remains of Rome) and Translation of Les Antiquités de Rome III by Sarah Richman, pg. 4

Anthropology & Theory

The Big Picture: How Far Do Micro-Historical and Everyday Life History Approaches Fail to See the ‘Big Picture’ of the Past? by Caroline Giles, pg. 5

Society & Culture

The First Shall Be Last, and the Last Shall Be First: The Origin, Transformation, and Continuation of “Moscow, the Third Rome” by Phillip Ellison, pg. 11

Ball, Bedreddin, and Bedlam: Comparative Perspectives on Leaders of Contemporaneous Religious and Socioeconomic Discontents in England and the Ottoman State by Bradley Friedman, pg. 21

Creative Submission

New Yer de Tribus – A Dance Reconstruction by Heidi Zmick, pg. 36

Art & Literature

The Bazaar of Bellini: Blurring the Lines of Time and Space in St. Mark Preaching in Alexandria by Katie Moniz, pg. 37

Religion & Philosophy

Willing to Do, Willing to Be: Comparing Kierkegaard’s The Sickness Unto Death and St. John Climacus’ The Ladder of Divine Ascent by Christopher Kuebler, pg. 45