Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 64

In this latest edition, the scholarly work delves into the fascinating interplay of history and hagiography, exploring the evolution of a particular narrative tradition. The authors present a nuanced examination of the origins and ongoing significance of hagiographic practices, revealing their impact on the understanding of saints and religious narratives through time.

With contributions from a variety of experts, this volume enriches the discourse surrounding religious and cultural studies. A blend of historical analysis and critical theory, it invites readers to reconsider the ways in which hagiography shapes identities and beliefs, offering fresh insights into the continuity of these traditions across different contexts.