How to do comparative religion? : three ways, many goals /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Berlin ; New York :
Walter de Gruyter,
[2005]
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| Series: | Religion and reason ;
44. |
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| Online Access: | Table of contents |
Table of Contents:
- Understanding religion
- Introduction / Rene Gothoni
- Major contributions of philosophical phenomenology and hermeneutics to the study of religion / Douglas Allen
- Phenonomenology of religion : between 'given' and constructed / Teuvo Laitila
- Going, going, gone, or how i fail to gain hermeneutic understanding / Tom Sjoblom
- Phenomenology as a preliminary method / Terhi Utriainen
- Response / Douglas Allen
- Explaining religion
- Introduction / Ilkka Pyysininen
- Beyond thick descriptions and interpretive sciences: explaining religious meaning / Donald Wiebe
- The limits of explaining in religious studies / Nils G. Holm
- Science/religion controversy, are the grounds of naturalism still valid for their confrontation? / Veikko Anttonen
- Understanding the other / Renr Gothoni
- Response / Donald Wiebe
- Critical approaches in the comparative study of religion
- Introduction / Tuula Sakaranaho
- Methodology, tool or trap? : comments from a feminist perspective / Rita M. Gross
- Research and sexual difference / Elisa Heinimski
- When is methodology a trap? / Kimmo Ketola
- Skyhooks and toeholds in the study of religion / Teemu Taira
- Response / Rita M. Gross.