Coptic Studies in Historical and Cultural Context

Series Editors: Febe Armanios and Angie Heo

Publisher: American University in Cairo Press

The Coptic Studies in Historical and Cultural Context book series offers a comprehensive exploration of Coptic culture, from its ancient roots to its current expressions, through an interdisciplinary approach that brings together diverse methods to examine the historical, cultural, social, and religious dimensions of Coptic life. It aims to bridge traditional and emerging scholarly perspectives, providing a platform for both established and new voices in the field. By integrating historical approaches with contemporary methodologies from anthropology, sociology, and cultural studies, the series offers fresh insights into Coptic identity, theological expressions, religious practices, and societal interactions. Spanning topics from the study of ancient manuscripts to modern media, from changing liturgical traditions to diaspora experiences, this series illuminates the rich tapestry of Coptic heritage and its ongoing relevance within Egypt, Christianity, and the broader world.

For inquiries about the series, please contact the editors at [email protected] and/or [email protected].

Current and Forthcoming Titles