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Journal of Cognitive Historiography: Christianity

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Enduring Shame as Costly Signalling: The Case of Public Confession of Sin According to Tertullian
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- journal of cognitive historiography
- confession
- signalling theory
- tertullian
- ritual
- shame
- community
- cognitive processes
- early christianity
- emotions
- socio-cultural norms
- game-theory
- cost
Same, Same, But Different? A Cognitive Analysis of an Early Christian Apotropaic Amulet
Uploaded July, 2023
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- journal of cognitive historiography
- apotropaic
- amulets
- greco-egyptian
- christian
- ritual utensils
- early christianity
- cognitive study of religion
Writing as Thinking in Paul’s Letters: Neurological and Cognitive Approaches to Understanding the Conceptual Differences of Paul and His Audience
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- journal of cognitive historiography
- pauline letters
- writing
- neuroscience
- cognitive study of religion
- hearing/listening
- sensory experience
- new testament
- technology
Shadows in the New Testament: Cognitive Approaches to Early Christian Literature
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- journal of cognitive historiography
- new testament
- shadows
- folk religion
- agency
- religious experience
- james g. frazer
- boundaries
- ontologies
- categorization
- intentionality
- spatiality
- perception
- causation
- fear
- early christianity
Memory and Early Monastic Literary Practices: A Cognitive Perspective
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- journal of cognitive historiography
- memory
- monasticism
- cenobitic
- literary heritage
- cognitive processes
- egypt
- early christianity
- collective memory
- shenoute of atripe
- pachomian community
- education
- learning
- literacy
- cultural setting
- ritual utensils
- networks
- books
- hierarchy
- rules
- internalize
- conformity
- reading
“Magical thinking” and the Emergence of New Social Movements: Cognitive Aspects of Reformation Era Debates over Ritual Efficacy
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- journal of cognitive historiography
- magic
- ritual
- the reformation
- eucharist
- interpretation
- religious change
- reform
- cognitive study of religion
- social formation
The Besieged Mind: Demonically-Induced Obsession in Late Antique Monastic Psychology
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- journal of cognitive historiography
- early christianity
- monasticism
- psychology
- causality
- cognitive study of religion
- metaphor
- self-evaluation
- demonic possession

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