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T1  - Scouting polyphony in late ancient Christianity : an overview of different conceptualisations of otherness based on the juxtaposition of institutional and non-institutional voices 
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UR  - URN:NBN:fi:hulib-201506031318; http://hdl.handle.net/10138/155497 
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A1  - Huerta Jiménez, Diego Alonso 
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PB  - Helsingfors universitet 
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AB  - The purpose of this thesis is to problematize the complexity and the variety of voices that dialogued by the end of the third century a.D. in Rome in order to contribute to shape the phenomenon we have come to know as Christianity. The research question is:as opposed to using just a source associated with the Church, what additional perspectives are provided by the juxtaposition of more voices in order to conceptualise alterity  within Christianity in this foundational moment? In order to answer... 
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KW  - poststructuralism; folk; vernacular; popular; dialogism; polyphony; alterity; otherness; Christianity; late; antiquity; ancient; heresy; discourse; tradition; memory; politics; power; The Religious Roots of Europe; The Religious Roots of Europe; The Religious Roots of Europe 
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