The End(s) of Time(s) : Apocalypticism, Messianism, and Utopianism through the Ages

‎Contents
‎Figures and Tables
‎The End(s) of Time(s): An Introduction (Lehner)
‎Part 1.
	‎Chapter 1. Christian Perspectives on History, Eschatology, and Transcendence in the Latin Christian Middle Ages (Herbers)
	‎Chapter 2. Byzantine Predictions of the End of the World in 500, 1000, and 1492AD (Brandes)
	‎Chapter 3. The Great Peace and the Ends of Time in Early Imperial China (Lu)
	‎Chapter 4. Tibetan Buddhist Dystopian Narratives and their Pedagogical Dimensions (Scheuermann)
	‎Chapter 5. Ragnarök: Prophecies and Notions of the End Time in Old Norse Religion (Krümpel)
	‎Chapter 6. An Overview of Bahá’í Eschatology, in a Tapestry of Five Strands (Kerr)
‎Part 2.
	‎Chapter 7. Beatus of Liebana and the Spiritualized Understanding of Apocalypse in Medieval Iberia (Bosseman)
	‎Chapter 8. Muhammad, Mahdi, Antichrist: Muslims in Joachim of Fiore’s Apocalyptic Eschatology (Wannenmacher)
	‎Chapter 9. The Infernal Trinity as Passivized Pacemaker of Salvation History: Satan’s Particular Eschatological Activity in Anonymus Bambergensis’ Tracts De semine scripturarum and De principe mundi (Kaup)
‎Part 3.
	‎Chapter 10. Competing Eschatological Scenarios during the Taiping War, 1851–1864 (Goossaert)
	‎Chapter 11. The Messianic Quest for an Earthly Paradise in the Modern Era of Revolution (Gebhardt)
	‎Chapter 12. Indigenous Millennialism: Murabitun Sufism in the Black African Townships of South Africa (Gebauer)
	‎Chapter 13. Apocalyptic Millennialism: The Most Powerful, Volatile, Imaginary Force in Human History (Landes)
‎Index