دانلود کتاب Journal of Integral Theory and Practice 2012—Vol. 7, No. 2

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Front Cover, JITP 7(2)
Table of Contents
EXECUTIVE EDITOR’S NOTE
GUEST EDITORS’ INTRODUCTION: Integral Religious Studies
In This Issue
About the Editors
INTEGRAL RELIGIOUS STUDIES IN A DEVELOPMENTAL CONTEXT
Historicizing Religious Studies
The View Through a Western Lens
The Four Paradigms of Religious Studies
Premodern Fusion
Modern Differentiation
Sensitivity to Methodological Approach
Essentializing Religion
Postmodern Contextualization
Sensitivity to Universal Claims
Sensitivity to the Scholar’s Point of View
Sensitivity to Interpretation
Post-Postmodern Participatory Integration
Conclusion
Endnotes
References
NEITHER GOD NOR GODDESS: Why Women Need an Archetype of the Self
Religion in Feminist Thought
Feminist Theology
Mary Daly: Reweaving The Journey
Carol Christ: Thealogy
Goddess Spirituality And The Great Mother
The God Problem
Jungian Archetypes
The Archetype of the Self for Woman
Endnotes
References
THE OUTSKIRTS OF INTEGRAL THEORY: Visions of the Sacred and the Paranormal in the Oeuvre of Jefrey Kripal
Unfolding and Enacting Integral Enlightenment
Wilber’s Triadic Hermeneutic of Religious Realization
Metapragmatic Principles: Nonexclusion, Unfoldment, and Enactment
Fantastic Questions and Constructive Departures
Altered States of Consciousness and Culture
Conclusion: Altered States of Consciousness and Culture
Endnotes
References
OPENING SPACE FOR TRANSLINEAGE PRACTICE: Some Ontological Speculations
Rehabilitating Ontology after Postmodernism
The One and the Many
Participatory Enaction
The Principle of Irreduction
Nondual Ontological Pluralism
The Trinity as Generative Locus
Being Singular Plural
Generative Dis/Enclosure
Discussion
Endnotes
References
BEYOND ENACTED EXPERIENCES
Wilber’s Approach to Integrating Paradigms
Historical Method
Experiences, Injunctions, and the Core of Christianity
The Role of Meditative Practice for Asian Masters
Future Directions
Endnotes
References
PLAYING AT THE MURKY EDGE: On Birthing an Integral Anthropology
Overview of This Article
Anthropology’s Ancestry
1. Premodern
2. Modern
3. Postmodern
Floating in a Relativist Bardo
Relationship to Knowledge and Relationship to Culture
Foundations of Integral Anthropology
From Egocentric, to Ethnocentric, to Worldcentric: Stages
Four Quadrants
Providing a Home to a Multitude of Schools
The I, We, and It of the Anthropological Method
Challenges to Anthropology Today
Embracing the Unknown
Feeling into a Contact Dance
Conclusion
Endnotes
References
PERSPECTIVISM IN THE STUDY OF RELIGION
I. Methodological Perspectivism
The Phenomenon of Framing and Reflexive Framing
Problems with Framing
The Need for Reflexive Framing
II. Framing Religion as a Subject Matter: Disciplinary Contexts
III. Reflections on Comparative Perspective
Endnotes
References
THE PARTICIPATORY TURN: Book Review
Endnotes
References
Back Cover, JITP 7(2)