"Homo religiosus" in Mircea Eliade : : an anthropological evaluation / / by John A. Saliba.
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| Superior document: | Supplementa ad Numen : Altera series |
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| Place / Publishing House: | Leiden : : BRILL,, 1976. |
| Year of Publication: | 1976 |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Dissertationes ad historiam religionum pertinentes.
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| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (vi, 210 pages). |
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Table of Contents:
- I. Anthropology and the history of religions
- The study of man and his religions
- Anthropology
- aims and methods
- Religion in anthropological studies
- History of religions
- aims and methods
- Relation of history of religions to anthropology
- Evaluation of Eliade
- II. Eliade's concept of "religious man"
- Primitive man in Eliade's works
- Myth
- Time
- Rite
- Symbol
- Principal themes
- Religious man
- III. "Religious man" in contemporary anthropology
- Primitive man in anthropology
- Myth
- Time
- Ritual
- Symbol
- Magic, witchcraft and sorcery
- Ethnomedicine
- Religious change
- New directions in the study of religion
- Religious man
- IV. An anthropological critique of Eliade's views on "religious man"
- The validity of an anthropolitical evaluation
- Eliade's aims, methods and sources
- The concept of primitive in Eliade
- Myth
- Time
- Ritual
- Symbolism
- Religious man
- V. Issues and contributions
- The study of religion
- The definition of religion
- Religion and magic
- Religious and culture
- Religion and philosophy
- Religion and psychology
- Religious as paradox
- Religion and life-style
- Religion and religious man.