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Moral emotions and auditory verbal hallucinations in schizophrenia. [PDF]

open access: yesSchizophrenia (Heidelb)
Chiappelli J, Ma Y, Beason T, Hare SM.
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Phenomenology of Religion in Russia as an Example of Phenomenological Incomprehension?

Neue Zeitschrift Fur Systematische Theologie Und Religionsphilosophie, 2018
Summary This article outlines the possibility of phenomenology of religion as a strictly cognitive, non-theological and namely phenomenological discipline in the structure of the study of religion, based on the cognitive-value demarcation, for which the Russian variant of phenomenology of religion has been criticized.
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Religion, Phenomenology of

2015
John R. Hall, Joshua D. Hayes
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Phenomenology of Religion

Religion Compass, 2009
Abstract Contemporary phenomenology of religion is afflicted by three vicissitudes: (a) neglect or criticism due to the hegemony of postmodern theories and methods in the study of religions, (b) a multiplicity of phenomenological methods in the study of religions, and (c) the perceived disconnection between philosophical and religious
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Phenomenology and religion

2020
It is a fact that the varied philosophical movement that goes under the name of “phenomenology” has broadly accepted in its own field of inquiry a whole family of issues, all converging on a virtual blaze that can be defined, by first approximation, with the generic and all-encompassing noun “religion”.
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