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|a Figuring Religions :
|b Comparing Ideas, Images, and Activities /
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|a Marking religion's boundaries : constitutive terms, orienting tropes, and exegetical fussiness / Thomas A. Tweed -- "Epic" as an amnesiac metaphor : finding the word to compare ancient Greek and Sanskrit poems / Shubha Pathak -- Conceptions of the self in the Zhuangzi : conceptual metaphor analysis and comparative thought / Edward Slingerland -- Theorizing embodiment : conceptual metaphor theory and the comparative study of religion / James Egge -- Bathed in milk : metaphors of suckling and spiritual transmission in thirteenth-century Kabbalah / Ellen Haskell -- Metaphors and images of dress and nakedness : wrappings of embodied identity / Terhi Utriainen -- Poetry, ritual, and associated thought in early India and elsewhere / Laurie L. Patton -- Spatial metaphors and women's religious activities in ancient Greece and China / Yiqun Zhou -- In search of equivalence : conceiving Muslim-Hindu encounter through translation theory / Tony K. Stewart -- Afterword / Glen Alexander Hayes.
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|a This book offers ways of comparing prominent features of the world's religions. Comparison has been at the heart of religious studies as a modern academic discipline, but comparison can be problematic. Scholars of religion have been faulted for ignoring or reinterpreting differences to create a universal paradigm. In reaction, many contemporary scholars have placed chief emphasis on the differences between traditions. Seeking to reinvigorate comparison and avoid its excesses, contributors to this volume use theories of metaphor and metonymy from the fields of philosophy, linguistics, and anthropology to look at religious ideas, images, and activities. Traditions considered include Hinduism, ancient Greek religions, Judaism, Buddhism, Daoism, Confucianism, Christianity, and Islam. By applying trope theories, contributors reveal elements of these religions in and across their cultural contexts. -- Book Jacket.
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