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2015
The phenomenology of religion is a descriptive approach to the philosophy of religion. Instead of debating whether certain religious beliefs are true, it asks the question ‘What is religion?’ It seeks to deepen our understanding of the religious life by asking what (if anything) the phenomena we normally take to be religious have in common that ...
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The phenomenology of religion is a descriptive approach to the philosophy of religion. Instead of debating whether certain religious beliefs are true, it asks the question ‘What is religion?’ It seeks to deepen our understanding of the religious life by asking what (if anything) the phenomena we normally take to be religious have in common that ...
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2002
It is necessary to distinguish between two meanings inherent in the phrase “the phenomenology of religion” which, although they have a certain affinity, are also substantially different. We should also, however, recall that in the end both meanings are necessary and indispensable to the philosophy of religion’s assumption of a valid form.
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It is necessary to distinguish between two meanings inherent in the phrase “the phenomenology of religion” which, although they have a certain affinity, are also substantially different. We should also, however, recall that in the end both meanings are necessary and indispensable to the philosophy of religion’s assumption of a valid form.
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International Journal for the Psychology of Religion, 1991
It is agreed that the multidimensional space that religions occupy has not been well described beyond its psychological basis in practice, belief, feelings or experiences, and consequential effects. The dependence of these elements on tradition-specific pressures and on the orthodoxies of scientific and religious methods and theories—through which they
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It is agreed that the multidimensional space that religions occupy has not been well described beyond its psychological basis in practice, belief, feelings or experiences, and consequential effects. The dependence of these elements on tradition-specific pressures and on the orthodoxies of scientific and religious methods and theories—through which they
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Phenomenology of Religion Versus Anthropology Of Religion? The “Groningen School” 1920–1990
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An Introduction to the Phenomenology of Religion
Culture and Religion, 2010James L. Cox, London and New York, Continuum, 2010, x+185 pp., (paperback), ISBN: 978-1-7159-7 This highly readable and accessible introduction to the phenomenology of religion should supplant, as ...
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Hegel's Phenomenology of Religion
The Journal of Religion, 1981The contrast between the approach to philosophical knowledge in Hegel's Logic1 and the philosophical style of the later lecture series2 is striking. The systemization of Hegel's ideas into a treatise on logic results in an austere philosophical monologue which only serious readers of Hegel would claim to follow in detail.
O. Kem Luther, Jeff L. Hoover
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A Phenomenology of Indigenous Religions
2023This book compiles James L. Cox’s most important writings on a phenomenology of Indigenous Religions into one volume, with a new introduction and conclusion by the author. Cox has consistently exemplified phenomenological methods by applying them to his own field studies among Indigenous Religions, principally in Zimbabwe and Alaska, but also in ...
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Hegel’s Phenomenology of Religion
1991The chapter on Religion in the Phenomenology of Spirit has been overshadowed in the general literature on the subject by the Berlin lecture courses on the philosophy of religion. Sometimes it is studied in the context of Hegel’s early concern with the forms of cultural “happiness” and unhappiness; and sometimes comparisons are made between the Jena ...
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Values and the Phenomenology of Religion
2013Already our discussion has identified a number of important interpretative questions that bear on the issue of the values and commitments that are central to the phenomenology of religion. What is the relationship of the phenomenology of religion to philosophical phenom - enology?
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The Applicability of Phenomenology of Religion
Fieldwork in ReligionThis article is an analysis of the phenomenology of religion as both a method and theory. It assesses the applicability of the phenomenology of religion in an African set-up by discussing how the method and theory gave dignity to the study of traditional religions, whose study was and continues to be marred by Western-centred biases and hegemonic ...
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