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Politics of Spirit, The : Phenomenology, Genealogy, Religion /

Tim Murphy argues that the poststructuralist concept of genealogy, as derived from Nietzsche, can both describe religion better than the phenomenological approach and avoid the political pitfalls of ethnocentrism by replacing its core categories with the categories of difference, contingency, and ot...

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Autor principal: Murphy, Tim, 1956-
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Albany : State University of New York Press, 2010.
Colección:Book collections on Project MUSE.
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520 |a A penetrating critique of the dominant approach to the study of religion, The Politics of Spirit explores the historical and philosophical scaffolding of the phenomenology of religion. Although this approach purports to give a value-free, neutral description of religious data, it actually imposes a set of metaphysical and evaluative concepts on that data. A very harmful ethnocentrism has resulted, which plagues the academic study of religion to this day. Analysis of the history, core texts, and discursive structure of phenomenology of religion reveals how this ethnocentrism is embedded within its assumptions. Of particular interest is the revelation of the extent to which Hegel's ideas--over those of Husserl--contributed to the tenets that became standard in the study of religion. 
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