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Comparative religion : a history / Eric J. Sharpe.
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TextPublication details: La Salle, Ill. : Open Court, 1986.Edition: 2nd edDescription: xvi, 341 p. ; 23 cmISBN: - 081269032X
- 9780812690323
- 0812690419 (pbk.)
- 9780812690415 (pbk.)
- ARCH YNDC 291.09 S532C
- BL41 .S52 1986
Contents:
The antecedents of comparative religion -- 'He who knows one, knows none' -- 'Darwinism makes it possible' -- Totemism and magic -- Some varieties of religious experience -- The quest for academic recognition -- Religion, comparative and absolute -- Culture and history -- Religion and unconscious -- The phenomenology of religion -- Toward a dialogue of religions? -- Twenty years of international debate, 1950-1970 -- From comparative religion to religious studies.
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| ARCH YNDC 291.03 P275D Dictionary of contemporary religion in the Western world / | ARCH YNDC 291.08 C287W Women and world religions / | ARCH YNDC 291.09 R658O An outline introduction to the history of religions, | ARCH YNDC 291.09 S532C Comparative religion : a history / | ARCH YNDC 291.0954 H412D Dialogue between a theist and an idolater. | ARCH YNDC 291.0959 B942R Religions in Japan : Buddhism, Shinto, Christianity : from the report prepared by the Religions and Cultural Resources Division, Civil Information and Education Section, General Headquarters of the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, Tokyo, March 1948, under the editorial direction of William K. Bunce. | ARCH YNDC 291.1 B872S Science and religion : some historical perspectives / |
Includes index.
Bibliography: p. [320]-333.
The antecedents of comparative religion -- 'He who knows one, knows none' -- 'Darwinism makes it possible' -- Totemism and magic -- Some varieties of religious experience -- The quest for academic recognition -- Religion, comparative and absolute -- Culture and history -- Religion and unconscious -- The phenomenology of religion -- Toward a dialogue of religions? -- Twenty years of international debate, 1950-1970 -- From comparative religion to religious studies.
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