Who studies the phenomenology of religion

Published by the religious studies project, on 20 january 2012 in response to the religious studies project interview with james cox on the phenomenology of religion (14 january 2012).Welcome to the blog of the department of religious studies at the university of alabama.In the phenomenology of religious belief, the renowned philosopher michael j.First used as a term by the dutch scholar chantepie de la saussaye in 1887, it was developed by gerardus van der leeuw in the 1930s and 40s, became popular in the 1960s and 70s and then met severe criticism, virtually.As gerardus van der leeuw wrote in his classic text phänomenologie der religion (1933;

Finally, there is a group of contemporary french philosophers who advocate a phenomenology of religious experience.It addresses itself to the modes of our experience.5 i suggest, along with louis dupré, that an essential dimension of phenomenology of religion consists of refraining from both affirmations and denials concerning the real existence of religious and supernatural entities ( 1992:Of the major philosophers who founded and developed philosophical phenomenology, max scheler had the greatest focus on religion.As previously noted, the study of religion, in which phenomenology of religion was for many years a dominant force, often relied on concepts like subjective experience and meaning.

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