Stauros Bibliography, Editions XI to XVI (1992-2003)
ARTS Section: Editions I to XVI (1972-2003)
| World Religions & Suffering | Abimbola, W., Gods versus Anti-Gods: Conflict and Resolution in the Yoruba Cosmos, Dialogue and Alliance 8, 1994, N. 2, 75-87. | Adedeji, G.M.A., God, Evil, and Salvation in African Traditional Religion, The Nigerian Journal of Theology 14, 2000, 41-54. | Al-Ghazali, M., The Problem of Evil in Islamic Perspective, Dialogue and Alliance 8, 1994, N. 2, 65-74. | Aloiane, Z.A., Anthropomorphic Representation of Evil in Islam and some other Traditions: Cross-cultural Approach, Acta Orientalia Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 49, 1996, N.3, 423-434. | Auchter, T., Jenseits des Versöhnungsprinzips - Psychoanalytische Überlegungen zu den Grenzen des Erinnerns, Freiburger Rundbrief NF 4, 1997, N.3, 177-182. | BELLIER, I.; HOCQUENGHEM, A.M., De los Andes a la Amazonía : una representación evolutiva del "otro", Bull. l'Institut Français d'Etudes Andines 20, 1991, N. 1, 41-59. | Bhagavandas, T., The Concept of Suffering from the Indian Point of View. Reflections on the Concept of Suffering in Indian Philosophy, The Living Word 104, 1998, N.1/2, 17-25. | Bilimoria, P., Duhkha and Karma: The Problem of Evil and God's Omnipotence, Sophia 34, 1995, N. 1, 92-119. | Bilimoria, P., The Jaina Ethic of voluntary Death, Bioethics 6, 1992, 331-355. | Bodendorfer, G., Gott und Völker im Kontext von Exil und Leidbewältigung, Judaica 57, 2001, N.3, 162-181. | Boteach, S., Wrestling with the Divine: A Jewish Response to Suffering, Northvale NJ, Jason Aronson, 1995, 312 p. | Bousquet, F., Versions du mal à travers religions et cultures, Revue d'éthique et de théologie morale, 2003, N.227, 9-32. | Breckenridge, J., The Respectful Bodhisattva and the Crucified Christ, Christian Scholar's Review 22, 1992-93, 57-70. | Bricker, D.P., Innocent Suffering in Egypt, Tyndale Bulletin 52, 2001, N.1, 83-100. | Bricker, D.P., Innocent Suffering in Mesopotamia, Tyndale Bulletin 51, 2000, N.2, 193-214. | Campany, R.F., To Hell and back: Death, Near-Death and other worldy Journeys in early medieval China, "In: COLLINS, J.; FISHBANE, M. (Ed.), Death, Ecstasy, and other worldly Journeys, Albany, Suny Press, 1995, 343-360. " | Carmy, S. (Ed.), Jewish Perspectives on the Experience of Suffering, Northvale NJ, Jason Aronson, 1999, xvii-369 p. | Carmy, S. (Ed.), Jewish Perspectives on the Experience of Suffering, Northvale NJ, Jason Aronson, 1999, xvii-369 p. | Carr, D., An Understanding of the Suffering and Glorified Human One (Son of Man) from the Perspective of Suffering and Struggling Peoples of Asia, Verbum SVD 36, 1995, N.4, 317-348. | Cenkner, W. (Ed.), Evil and the Response of World Religions, Saint Paul MN, Paragon House Publ., 1997, 256 p. | Cenkner, W., Hindu Understandings of Evil: from Tradition to modern Thought, In: CENKNER, W. (Ed.), Evil and the Response of World Religion, New York, Paragon House, 1997, 130-141. | Cenkner, W., (Ed.), Evil and the Response of World Religion, St. Paul MI, Paragon House, 1997, ix-256 p. | Cenkner, W., The Understanding of Evil in Modern Hindu Thought, Dialogue and Alliance 8, 1994, N. 2, 26-35. | Chatterjee, M., Some Indian Strands of Thought relating to the Problem of Evil, In: BILIMORIA, P.; e.a. (Ed.), Relativism, suffering and beyond, New Delhi, Oxford Univ. Press, 1997, 319-335. | Cheetham, D., Evil and Religious Pluralism: The Eschatological Resolution, New Blackfriars 78, 1997, 208-217. | Chitando, E., Stop Suffering. An Examination of the Concepts of Knowledge and Power with special Reference to Sacred Practitioners in Harare, Religion and Theology 7, 2000, N.1, 56-68. | Christensen, T.G., An African tree of life, Maryknoll, NY, Orbis Books, 1990. | Clark, R.W., Mara: Psychopathology and Evil in the Buddhism of India and Tibet, Diss. Univ. of Virginia, 1994 (DissAbstr. 55, 1994, N. 3, 608). | Collet, G.; Estermann, J. (Ed.), Religionen und Gewalt, (Theologie und Praxis, B-15), Münster; Hamburg, Lit, 2002, 159 p. | De la Houtre, M., Altérité, souffrance et paix dans l'hindouisme et le bouddhisme, Esprit et Vie 103, 1993, N. 44, 595-599. | Desai, J.G., R.C. Zaehner's Concept of the Wickedness of Evil in Early Hinduism -- A Critique, Nidan 7, 1995, 21-28. | Dietrich, M.; Loretz, O., Keret, der leidende «König der Gerechtigkeit». Das Wortpaar Òdq//ysr als Schlüssel zur Dramatik des Keret-Epos, Ugarit-Forschungen 31, 1999, 133-164. | D'Sa, F.X., Trinitarian Evil: The Bhagavadgita's Understanding of Evil, Dialogue and Alliance 8, 1994, N. 2, 12-25. | Ebersole, G.L., Death and the Distribution of sacral Power in early Japanese Mythistory, "In: COLLINS, J.; FISHBANE, M. (Ed.), Death, Ecstasy, and other worldly Journeys, Albany, Suny Press, 1995, 323-341. " | Faraone, C.A., Binding and burying the forces of evil: the defensive use of "voodoo dolls" in ancient Greece, Classical Antiquity 10, Oct. 1991, 165-220. | Fishbane, M., Midrashic Theologies of Messianic Suffering, In: ID, The Exegetical Imagination, London, Harvard Univ. Press, 1998, 73-85. | FLOREZ, G., Bien y mal en las religiones no cristianas, Studium Legionense 1990, N. 31, 13-49. | Fredericks, J.L., The Cross and the Begging Bowl: Deconstructing the Cosmology of Violence, Buddhist-Christian Studies 18, 1998, N.198, 155-167. | Gächter, O., Evil and Suffering in Hinduism, Anthropos 93, 1998, 393-403. | Gazali, M., The Problem of Evil: An Islamic Approach, In: CENKNER, W. (Ed.), Evil and the Response of World Religion, New York, Paragon House, 1997, 70-79. | Goenka, S.N., This is the Way to end Dukkha, In: AHIER, D. (Ed.), A panorama of Indian Buddhism, Delhi, Satguru, 1995, 205-210. | Goldberg, D., Divine Providence and the Problem of Evil in Jewish Thought, Dialogue and Alliance 8, 1994, N. 2, 36-46. | Goldberg, D.J., Providence and the Problem of Evil in Jewish Thought, In: CENKNER, W. (Ed.), Evil and the Response of World Religion, New York, Paragon House, 1997, 32-42. | Goswami, T.K., Read my Lips: 'You will be cured!': A Gaudiya Vaisnava Theology of Suffering, In: FORWARD, M.; e.a. (ed.). A great commission, Fs. K. Cracknell, Oxford, P. Lang, 2000, 371-387. | Guerra, A.J., The Unificationist Understanding of Evil, Dialogue and Alliance 8, 1994, N. 2, 88-97. | Hall, D.L., Dancing at the crucifixion, Philosophy East and West 39, 1989, 319-25. | Hamilton, S., Pain and its Ending: the Four Noble Truths in the Theravada Buddhist Canon, Religion 30, 2000, 411-413. | Hinnells, J.R.; Porter, R. (Ed.), Religion, Health and Suffering, London, Kegan Paul, 1999, 498 p., Ill. | HUSSAIN, M.Y., Al-Asharis Discussion of the Problem of Evil, Islamic Culture 64, 1990, N. 1, 25-38. | Ilkilic, I., Das muslimische Krankheitsverständnis und seine Bedeutung für medizinische Ethik, Zeitschrift für medizinische Ethik 49, 2003, N.3, 263-276. | Isenberg, S.R., From Myth to Psyche to Mystic Psychology: The Evolution of the Problem of Evil in Judaism, In: CENKNER, W. (Ed.), Evil and the Response of World Religion, New York, Paragon House, 1997, 16-31. | Jayatilleke, K.N., Buddhist Conception of Evil, The Maha Bodhi 100, 1992, N.3, 135-138. | Jones, C.B., Evil and the Response of World Religions, The Living Light 38, 2002, N.4, 59-68. | Kantak, V.Y., Emerson's Approach to Evil in the Context of Indian Thought, Journal of Indian Council of Philosophical Research 13, 1995, N.1, 91-109. | Kaplan, S., Three Levels of Evil in Advaita Vedanta and a holographic Analogy, In: CENKNER, W. (Ed.), Evil and the Response of World Religion, New York, Paragon House, 1997, 116-129. | Käppeli, S., Der religiöse Umgang mit Leiderfahrung bei Juden und Christen, Freiburger Rundbrief 5, 1998, N.1, 14-21. | Kaza, S., The Gridlock of Domination: a Buddhist Response to environmental Suffering, "In: CARROLL, J.; BROCKELMAN, P.; WESTFALL, M. (Ed.), The Greening of Faith, Hanover, Univ. Press of New England, 1997, 141-157. " | Keenan, J.F., The Meaning of Suffering?, In: PELLEGRINO, E.D.; e.a. (Ed.), Jewish and Catholic Bioethics, Washington, Georgetown Univ. Press, 1999, 83-95. | Kimball, C., When religion becomes evil, San Francisco CA, Harpe rSanFrancisco, 2002, XI-240 p. | Kochanek, H. (Ed.), Wozu das Leid? Wozu das Böse? Die Antwort von Religionen und Weltanschauungen, Paderborn, Bonifatius-Verlag, 2002, 360 p. | Koslowski, P. (Ed.), Ursprung und Überwindung des Bösen und des Leidens in den Weltreligionen, München, Fink, 2001, 197 p. | Kraemer, D., Responses to Suffering in Classical Rabinnic Literature, Oxford, Oxford Univ. Press, 1994, 304 p. | Kundert, L., Apokalypse und Erlösung - Juden im antiken Rom: ein Versuch der Deutung des leidenden Messias in bSanh 98a, Judaica 54, 1998, N.4, 247-255. | Laube, J. (Ed.), Das Böse in den Weltreligionen, Darmstadt, Wissenschaftl. Buchges., 2003, 355 p. | Laube, J., Das Böse nach Kitaro Nishida, In: WUNSCH, C. (Ed.), XXV Deutscher Orientalistierung 1991, Stuttgart, Steiner Verlag, 1994, 418-430. | Laveson, S., """Visiting the sick"" and the Deathbed Confession in Judaism, " "In: BRADSHAW, P.F.; HOFFMANN, L.A. (Ed.), Life Cycles in Jewish and Christian Worship, Notre Dame IN, Univ. of Notre Dame Press, 1996, 173-195. " | Leaman, O, Evil and Suffering in Jewish Philosophy, (Cambridge Studies in Relig. Trad., 6), Cambridge, Univ. Press, 1995, 289 p. | Lichtenstein, A., The Duties of the Heart and Response to Suffering, In: CARMY, S. (Ed.), Jewish Perspectives on the Experience of Suffering, Northvale NJ, Jason Aronson, 1999, 21-61. | Lin, Chen-kuo, Metaphysics, Suffering, and Liberation: The Debate between two Buddhisms, In: HUBBARD, J.; e.a. (Ed.), Pruning the Bodhi Tree, Honolulu, Univ. of Hawaii Press, 1997, 298-313, 471-474. | Ling, T., Buddhism and Mythology of Evil: A Study in Theravada Buddhism, Oxford, Oneworld Publ., 1997, 180 p. | Lopez, D.S.; Rockefeller, S.C. (Eds.), The Christ and the Bodhisattva, | Lowry, R., The dark Side of the Soul. Human Nature and the Problem of Evil in Jewish and Christian Traditions, Journ. of Ecumen. Studies 35, 1995, N. 1, 88-100. | MARTÍN VELASCO, J., El mal en las religiones, Rev. Española de Teología 51, 1991, N. 2-3, 177-213. | Massey, J, Suffering and Death in Sikhism with special reference to Guru Nanak Dev's Teachings, "In: CHATTERJI, S.K.; MABRY, H.P. (Ed.), Culture, Religion and Society, Bangalore, Christ. Inst. F. Study of Religion and Society, 1996, 19-88. " | Maul, S.M., Der Sieg über die Mächte des Bösen: Götterkampf, Triumphrituale und Torarchitektur in Assyrien, In: ZENGER, E. (Ed.), Ritual und Poesie, Freiburg, Herder, 2003, 47-71. | Mittwede, M., Was ist denn eigentlich ein Dämon? Ein Essay über Gottesliebe und das Böse in den vedischen Schriften, In: BENAD, M.; e.a. (Hg.), Annäherungen an das Heilige, Stuttgart, Kohlhammer, 1999, 125-132. | Morelli, A. (Éd.), Les religions et la violence: dossier, Bruxelles, Univ. de Bruxelles, 1998, 130 p. | Morelli, A. (Éd.), Les religions et la violence: dossier, Bruxelles, Univ. de Bruxelles, 1998, 130 p. | Moss, S., Pain and Suffering in the Jewish Tradition, Journal of Psychology and Judaism 20, Spr 1996, 68-71. | Nagel, P., Die Typologie des Leidens im Manichäismus, In: ELSAS, C. (Ed.), Loyalitätskonflikte in der Religionsgeschichte, Würzburg, Königshausen & Neumann, 1990, 282-291. | Nikkel, M.R., The Cross of Bor Dinka Christians: A working Christology in face of Displacement and Death, Studies in World Christianity 1, 1995, N. 2, 160-185. | Novello, H.L., The nature of evil in Jewish apocalyptic : the need for "integral" salvation, Colloquium 35, 2003, N.1, 47-63. | Nugteren, A., Het Boeddhisme als poging met het lijden om te gaan, In: POLLEFEYT, D.; BULCKENS, J., Niet lijdzaam toezien!, Leuven, Acco, 1995, 11-34. | Nyamiti, C., The Problem of Evil in African tradicional Cultures and today's African Inculturation and Liberation Theologies, C.U.E.A. African Christian Studies 11, 1995, N. 1, 39-75. | Nyima, D.T., Le goût unique du bonheur et de la souffrance, Saint-Léon-sur-Vizere, Padmakara, 1995, 60 p. | Oberhänsli-Widmer, G., Schafft Gott das Böse? Schöpfung und Sündenfall biblisch, talmudisch und kabbalistisch gesehen, Judaica 59, 2003, N.2, 129-143. | Oberländer, C., Traditionelle Medizin und Krankheitsverständnis im Japan der Moderne: der Weg von der sinojapanischen Heilkunde der Edo-Zeit zur Kanpô-Medizin der Gegenwart, Zeitschrift für medizinische Ethik 49, 2003, N.3, 277-286. | OBEYESEKERE, R.; OBEYESEKERE, G., The Tale of the Demoness Kali : A Discourse on Evil, History of Religions 29, 1990, N. 4, 318-334. | Okello, J.B., Analysis of an African reflections on evil, Africa journal of evangelical theology 22, 2003, N.2, 63-84. | Omelokamba Tshoke, P., La malédiction Doki en pays Tetela. Une approche éthique, Revue africaine de théologie 23, 1999, N.45-46, 225-260. | Oyelade, E.O., Evil in Yoruba Religion and Culture, In: CENKNER, W. (Ed.), Evil and the Response of World Religion, New York, Paragon House, 1997, 157-169. | PAIKAD, A.S., Buddhist Dukkha and its Social Aspects in the Writings of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, (Excerpta ex Diss. ad Doctor. Fac. Missiol., Pontif. Univ. Gregor.), Bangalore, 1996, 90 p. | Parpola, S., The Assyrian Tree of Life: Tracing the Origins of Jewish Monotheism and Greek Philosophy, Journ. of Near East. Stud. 52, 1993, 161-208. | Petrini, M. Il malato e la malattia nelle diverse concezioni culturali e religiose, Religioni e sette nel mondo 4, 1998, N.3, 38-69. | Pinn, A.B., I Wonder as I Wander: An Examination of the Problem of Evil in African American Religious Thought, Diss. Harvard Univ., 1994, 272 p. 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Muslim Perspectives on Health and Suffering, In: HINNELLS, J.; e.a. (Ed.), Religion, health and Suffering, Kegan Paul Int., 1998, 65-84. | Sánchez-Rivera Peiró, J.M., El Budismo y el enigma de la existencia sufriente, Razón y Fe 229, 1994, 403-414. | Sanmartín Ascaso, J., Sed libera nos a malo: el circuito del mal en Babilonia, In: COLLADO BERTOMEU, V. (Ed.), Palabra, prodigio, poesía. Fs. L.A. Schökel, Roma, Ed. Pontificio Istituto Biblico, 2003, 75-95. | Schäefer, K., Suffering with Al-Husayn, Bull. Henry Martyn Instit. of Islamic Studies 12, 1993, 74-84. | Schirmacher, C., Die Kreuzigung Jesu im islamischer Sicht, Evangelikale Missiologie 9, 1993, 99-113. | Schlafer, D.J., Exempla XIV: The Book of Job and the Tao Te Ching as Antidotes to "Preachy" Preaching, Anglican Theol. 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