The Blackwell Companion to Eastern Christianity

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Notes on contributors. Preface: Ken Parry (Macquarie University, Australia). 1. Arab Christianity: David Thomas (University of Birmingham). 2. Armenian Christianity: Vrej Nerses Nersessian (British Library, London). 3. Bulgarian Christianity: Ivan Zhelev Dimitrov (University of Sofia, Bulgaria). 4. Byzantine Christianity: Hannah Hunt (Trinity and All Saints University College, Leeds). 5. Coptic Christianity: Janet A. Timbie (Catholic University of America, Washington, DC). 6. Ethiopian Christianity: David Appleyard (School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London). 7. Georgian Christianity: Stephen H. Rapp, Jr. (Georgia State University). 8. Greek Christianity after 1453: Vrasidas Karalis (University of Sydney). 9. Romanian Christianity: Mircea Pacurariu (Sibiu, Romania). 10. Russian Christianity: Basil Lourie (Rector of Parish of Holy Martyr Elizabeth, St Petersburg). 11. Serbian Christianity: Radmila Radi (Institute of Contemporary History of Serbia, Belgrade). 12. Syriac Christianity: Heleen Murre-van den Berg (Leiden University). 13. Eastern Christianity in the United States: Thomas FitzGerald (Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology, Brookline, MA). 14. Eastern Christianity in China: Jeremias Norman (University of Washington, Seattle). 15. Eastern Catholic Christianity: Peter Galadza (Saint Paul University, Ottawa). 16. Eastern Christian Liturgical Traditions: Eastern Orthodox: Graham Woolfenden (St Sofia Orthodox Seminary, NJ). 17. Eastern Christian Liturgical Traditions: Oriental Orthodox: Bryan D. Spinks (Yale Institute of Sacred Music and Yale Divinity School). 18. Eastern Christian Iconographic and Architectural Traditions: Eastern Orthodox: Alexander Grishin (Australian National University, Canberra). 19. Eastern Christian Iconographic and Architectural Traditions: Oriental Orthodox: Lucy-Anne Hunt (Manchester Metropolitan University). 20. Eastern Christian Hagiographical Traditions: Eastern Orthodox: Dimitri Brady (City of Manchester). 21. Eastern Christian Hagiographical Traditions: Oriental Orthodox: Syriac Hagiography: Eva Synek (University of Vienna). 22. Eastern Christian Hagiographical Traditions: Oriental Orthodox: Coptic Hagiography: Youhanna Nessim Youssef (Australian Catholic University). 23. Eastern Christian Hagiographical Traditions: Oriental Orthodox: Armenian Hagiography: Verj Nerses Nersessian (British Library, London). 24. Sociology and Eastern Orthodoxy: Peter McMylor and Maria Vorozhishcheva (University of Manchester). Index