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Religion in Relation Ivan Strenski

Religion in Relation By Ivan Strenski

Religion in Relation by Ivan Strenski

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In this collection of 11 essays the author outlines a programme of integrative, contextualized studies of religion. A number of different themes are included in these modern studies of religion.

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Religion in Relation: Method, Application and Moral Location by Ivan Strenski

In this collection of 11 essays the author outlines a programme of integrative, contextualized studies of religion. A number of different themes are included in these modern studies of religion.

Table of Contents

Part 1 From analysis to history: Mircea Eliade - some theoretical problems; reductionism and structural anthropology; falsifying deep structures; Hubert, Mauss and the comparative social history of religions. Part 2 From enlightenment to exchange: gradual enlightenment, sudden enlightenment and empiricism; Levi-Strauss and the Buddhists; on generalized exchange and the domestication of the Sangha. Part 3 The moral location of theories: Heidegger is no hero; love and anarchy in Romania - a critical review of Mircea Eliade's autobiography volume 1 1907-37; Henri Hubert, racial science and political myth; at home with Rene Girard - eucharistic sacrifice, the French school and Joseph De Maistre.

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NLS9781349118687
9781349118687
1349118680
Religion in Relation: Method, Application and Moral Location by Ivan Strenski
Ivan Strenski
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Paperback
Palgrave Macmillan
1993-01-01
257
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