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Horizons, 1979
AbstractWithin the discussion of religious art there arises the fascinating question of how art can engender the awareness of those special (hierophanous) moments in culture where the sacred dimension breaks through into otherwise profane experience. This question requires a consideration of the peculiar relationship which a given art form has to its ...
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AbstractWithin the discussion of religious art there arises the fascinating question of how art can engender the awareness of those special (hierophanous) moments in culture where the sacred dimension breaks through into otherwise profane experience. This question requires a consideration of the peculiar relationship which a given art form has to its ...
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The meaning of Eliade’s hierophany: Implications of moral education
Korean Association for Learner-Centered Curriculum and Instruction, 2018exaly +2 more sources
Eliade's Progressional View of Hierophanies
Religious Studies, 1972The purpose of this essay is to present a brief description and evaluation of Mircea Eliade's interpretation of religious symbols with an eye to certain methodological difficulties. Professor Eliade characterises the procedure of the historian of religions as being uniquely preoccupied with religious symbols, that is, with those symbols which are ...
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The Religious Aspect of Traditional Education and Hierophany : An Interpretation of Yuehling in Liki
Journal of Moral Education, 2006Jeong-Min Chi
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2013
There appears to be no surprise, not a trace of fear in these encounters between pious people and saints. Awe comes later, as the miracle is told in words and becomes part of collective memory.4 As in many parts of Greece and Cyprus, each Madonna in Lipsi has her own name and Grace, no matter how the priest tries to explain that there is only one Holy ...
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There appears to be no surprise, not a trace of fear in these encounters between pious people and saints. Awe comes later, as the miracle is told in words and becomes part of collective memory.4 As in many parts of Greece and Cyprus, each Madonna in Lipsi has her own name and Grace, no matter how the priest tries to explain that there is only one Holy ...
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2002
Abstract This chapter continues the discussion begun in the last two, in examining trends six and seven of the seven trends in the matrix of social forces affecting the Catholic Church. These belong to the lay movement, which reflects the dynamic tension (conflict) between laity and clergy produced by the Catholic Church's division of ...
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Abstract This chapter continues the discussion begun in the last two, in examining trends six and seven of the seven trends in the matrix of social forces affecting the Catholic Church. These belong to the lay movement, which reflects the dynamic tension (conflict) between laity and clergy produced by the Catholic Church's division of ...
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Peripheral Architectural Hierophanies. Claudio Caveri’s Sacred Architecture
2021With the development of secularizing modernity, the Sacred suffered a gradual retraction in its social, institutional and material expressions. However, architectural modernism built temples, one of the manifestations of the sacred or hierophanies according to Mircea Eliade.
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Crowning, rotating, and emanating hierophanies with elevatio aspect in wayside shrines
Semiotica, 2022Abstract My aim in this paper is to investigate the variants of directionality implied in visual hieratic texts as religious markers in the sacrosphere, which are substantially expressed in the form of a wayside shrine/cross. The methodological underpinnings for this project rely on the proposed semiotactics (cf. Haładewicz-Grzelak): the
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