دانلود کتاب Classical Approaches to the Study of Religion: Aims, Methods, and Theories of Research. Introduction and Anthology

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Foreword: Plus ça change\nPreface to the Paperback Edition\nContents\nIntroduction: View of a Hundred Years’ Study of Religion\n Preliminary\n Historical Survey\n Looking Back\n Anthology\n Introductory Note\nPart One: The Study of Religion Established as an Autonomous Discipline\n F. Max Müller\n Plea for a Science of Religion\n The Comparative Study of Religions\n Cornelis P. Tiele\n ‘Elements of the Science of Religion’ – I\n ‘Elements of the Science of Religion’ – II\n Pierre D. Chantepie de la Saussaye\n ‘The Science of Religion’\n Phenomenology of Religion\nPart Two: Connections with Other Disciplines\n Johann J. Bachofen\n ‘Symbol and Myth’\n Matriarchy and Religion\n Ernest Renan\n Vindication of a Critical Mind\n N. D. Fustel de Coulanges\n ‘The Necessity of Studying the Earliest Beliefs of the Ancients in Order to Understand their Institutions’\n Julius Wellhausen\n Historical Research on the Pentateuch\n William Robertson Smith\n The Study of the Religion of the Semites\n Friedrich C. G. Delitzsch\n ‘Babel and Bible’\n Albert Schweitzer\n ‘The Quest of the Historical Jesus’\n William James\n The Study of Religious Experience\n Herbert Spencer\n ‘Ancestor-Worship’\n Edward B. Tylor\n ‘Animism’\n Andrew Lang\n ‘The Making of Religion’\n James George Frazer\n ‘The Golden Bough’ and the Study of Religion\n Robert R. Marett\n ‘The Tabu-Mana Formula as a Minimum Definition of Religion’\n Wilhelm Schmidt\n ‘The Origin and Growth of Religion’\n ‘The Quest of the Supreme Being’\n Arnold van Gennep\n ‘On the Method to be Followed in the Study of Rites and Myths’\n Emile Durkheim\n ‘The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life’\n Marcel Mauss\n Classification Systems and Religion\n Lucien Lévy-Bruhl\n ‘Primitive Mentality’ and Religion\n Max Weber\n Symbolic Meaning and Religion\n Sigmund Freud\n Religion as Illusion\n ‘The Question of a Weltanschauung’\n The Story of Religion\nPart Three: Religion as a Special Subject of Research\n Nathan Söderblom\n ‘The Origin of the Belief in God’\n ‘The Living God’\n William Brede Kristensen\n On the Study of Religious Phenomena\n Gerardus van der Leeuw\n ‘Some Recent Achievements of Psychological Research and their Application to History, in Particular the History of Religion’\n On Phenomenology and its Relation to Theology\n On ‘Understanding’\n ‘Religion in Essence and Manifestation’\n Beauty and Holiness\n Rudolf Otto\n ‘The Idea of the Holy’\n Religious History\n Friedrich Heiler\n ‘Prayer’\n ‘The Scholarly Study of Religion’\n Heinrich Frick\n ‘The Aim of the Comparative Study of Religions’ (‘Typology’)\n Joachim Wach\n Religion and Society\n On Comparative Studies in Religion\n ‘Universals in Religion’\n ‘The Concept of the “Classical” in the Study of Religions’\n ‘The Meaning and Task of the History of Religions (Religionswissenschaft)’\nPart Four: Later Contributions from Other Disciplines\n Carl Gustav Jung\n On ‘Psychology of Religion’\n On Myths and Archetypes\n Bronislaw Malinowski\n The Study of ‘Primitive Man’ and His Religion\n Robert H. Lowie\n On the Term ‘Religion’\n Paul Radin\n ‘The Nature and Substance of Religion’\n ‘Primitive Man as Philosopher’\n The Religious and the Non-Religious Man\n Alfred R. Radcliffe-Brown\n ‘Religion and Society’\n Martin P. Nilsson\n On Method and Theory\n On the Advancements Made in the Study of Greek Religion\n On Religion\n Walter F. Otto\n On the Study of Greek Religion: ‘The Homeric Gods’\n On the Greek Gods and on Myth\nPart Five: Perspectives of a Phenomenological Study of Religion\n Raffaele Pettazzoni\n ‘“History” and “Phenomenology” in the Science of Religion’\n Hendrik Kraemer\n On the Presuppositions and Limits of the Science of Religion\n Max Scheler\n Psychology, ‘Concrete’ and ‘Essential’ Phenomenology of Religion\n Gaston Berger\n On Phenomenological Research in the Field of Religion\n Sources and Acknowledgments\nIndexes\n Introductory Note\n Index of Personal Names\n Index of Scholarly Concepts\n Index of Concrete Subjects