Narrative Conflict of Traditions in the Late Antique World

Discover the intricate interplay of traditions in the late antique world with Narrative Conflict of Traditions in the Late Antique World, a thought-provoking work by esteemed scholars. This compelling book delves into the philosophical insights of Alasdair MacIntyre, examining two pivotal texts: Against the Galileans by Roman Emperor Julian 'the Apostate' and Against Julian by Bishop Cyril of Alexandria. Through a lens of “narrative conflict,” the author reveals how these works sought to illustrate the superior explanatory power of their respective traditions. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2025, this hardback edition spans 350 pages, making it an essential addition for anyone interested in the philosophical and historical dimensions of late antiquity. Engage with the rich narratives that shaped religious and cultural discourse during this transformative period.