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Women, Mysticism, and Hysteria in Fin-de-Siècle Spain
Women, Mysticism, and Hysteria in Fin-de-Siècle Spain, 2021Jennifer Smith
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Mysticism and the Problems of Mystical Literature
Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature, 1976In both its philosophical and artistic reference, "mysticism" is notoriously an abused term. Used irresponsibly, it has served rationalists as a pejorative synonym for superstition, for vague or irrational thought, for dreaminess. It has been adopted by journalists to identify Theosophy and other bastard cults of even less integrity, and has too often ...
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Mystics' Critiques of Mystical Experience
Revue de l'histoire des religions, 2004Lorsque les mystiques critiquent l'expérience mystique Les études existantes sur le mysticisme ont souligné la place tenue par l' "expérience" dans l'écriture et la pratique mystiques. Cependant, l'examen de textes issus de traditions mystiques differentes montre que plusieurs auteurs mystiques étaient réservés sur la poursuite de cette ...
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The mystic way or the mystic ways?
2006If Spener was frequently caught between prudence and the desire to tap sources of religious vitality on the one hand, and what could in practice be kept within the bounds of the Protestant establishments on the other, the problem was even more acute for his protege and disciple, August Hermann Francke (1663–1727).
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Mysticism as a Dimension of Christian Spirituality
Interpretation- Journal of Bible and Theology, 2023Diana L Villegas
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Cutting the roots or transforming them? Luther and mysticism after 1522
Dialog, 2023Volker Leppin
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On St Teresa of Avila’s mysticism: epilepsy and/or ecstasy?
Brain, 2022Gilles Huberfeld +2 more
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Black Mysticism: Fred Moten’s Phenomenology of (Black) Spirit
, 2017Calvin L. Warren
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