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Was ist Religion? Über die Vieldeutigkeit eines umkämpften Begriffs

byCharles Taylor

Genres: Nonfiction Cultural Criticism and Analysis

Who is this book for? Readers interested in philosophy, cultural studies, and the complexities of religion.

Religion ist nichts Eindeutiges. »Religion« ist ein Begriff, der gerne missbraucht wird und dessen Vielschichtigkeit zu ergründen lohnt. Charles Taylor arbeitet sich aus zwei Perspektiven heran: aus einer statischen (indem er den durch militante oder spirituelle Gruppen festgelegten Sinn des Begriffs betrachtet) und aus einer flexibleren (indem er die Verbindungen und Differenzen von Religion zu Magie, Spiritualismus und Säkularismus herausarbeitet). Sein Essay demonstriert, was große Philosophie auch in kleinster Form zu leisten vermag.

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Published on

01/01/2021

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Paperback

ISBN

9783150141557

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