Science of Religion. Studies in Methodology
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Science of Religion. Studies in Methodology

Proceedings of the Study Conference of the International Association for the History of Religions, held in Turku, Finland, August 27-31, 1973

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Science of Religion. Studies in Methodology

Proceedings of the Study Conference of the International Association for the History of Religions, held in Turku, Finland, August 27-31, 1973

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Publisher
De Gruyter
Year
2011
Print ISBN
9789027977823
eBook ISBN
9783110814507
Edition
1
Topic
Theology & Religion
Subtopic
Biblical Studies

Table of contents

  1. PREFACE
  2. LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
  3. INTRODUCTION BY LAURI HONKO
  4. PART ONE: ORAL AND WRITTEN DOCUMENTATION OF RELIGIOUS TRADITION
  5. 1A. Preliterate Stages and Formation of the Canon in Book Religions
  6. Helmer Ringgren, Problems of the Formation and Function of a Canon
  7. M. Heerma van Voss, Methodology and the Egyptian Book of the Dead
  8. Commentary by Jan Bergman
  9. Commentary by Carl-Martin Edsman
  10. Discussion
  11. 1B. Taxonomy and Source Criticism of Oral Tradition
  12. Juha Pentikäinen, Taxonomy and Source Criticism of Oral Tradition
  13. Anna-Birgitta Rooth, On the Difficulty of Transcribing Synchronic Perception into Diachronic Verbalization
  14. Commentary by Leander Petzoldt
  15. Discussion
  16. 1C. Literary Source Criticism
  17. Joseph Kitagawa, Early Shinto: A Case Study
  18. Kurt Rudolph, The Position of Source Research in Religious Studies
  19. Commentary by Ileana Chirassi-Colombo
  20. Commentary by William Klassen
  21. Commentary by Eric Segelberg
  22. Discussion
  23. PART TWO: THE FUTURE OF THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF RELIGION
  24. 2A. Evaluation of Previous Methods
  25. Haralds Biezais, Typology of Religion and the Phenomenological Method
  26. Carsten Colpe, Symbol Theory and Copy Theory as Basic Epistemological and Conceptual Alternatives in Religious Studies
  27. Commentary by C.J. Bleeker
  28. Commentary by Walter H. Capps
  29. Commentary by H.-J. Klimkeit
  30. Commentary by Reinhard Pummer
  31. Commentary by Eric J. Sharpe
  32. Discussion
  33. 2B. Religio-ecological Approach
  34. Åke Hultkrantz, Ecology of Religion: Its Scope and Methodology
  35. Svein Bjerke, Ecology of Religion, Evolutionism and Comparative Religion
  36. Commentary by Manfred BĂźttner
  37. Commentary by Asok K. Ghosh
  38. Commentary by C. G. Oosthuizen
  39. Commentary by Edmund Perry
  40. Commentary by Zygmunt Poniatowski
  41. Discussion
  42. 2C. Religio-anthropological Approach
  43. Ugo Bianchi, The History of Religions and the ‘Religioanthropological Approach’
  44. Melford E. Spiro, Symbolism and Functionalism in the Anthropological Study of Religion
  45. Commentary by Horst Cain
  46. Commentary by Hans H. Penner
  47. Commentary by Robert F. Spencer
  48. Commentary by Annemarie de Waal Malefijt
  49. Discussion
  50. PART THREE: RELIGION AS EXPRESSIVE CULTURE
  51. 3A. Theories Concerning the Ritual Process
  52. Lauri Honko, Theories Concerning the Ritual Process: An Orientation
  53. James Peacock, Notes on a Theory of the Social Evolution of Ritual
  54. Commentary by G. J. F. Bouritius
  55. Commentary by Jacques H. Kamstra
  56. Commentary by Anthony Jackson
  57. Discussion
  58. 3B. The Language of Religion
  59. James Barr, The Language of Religion
  60. Jacques Waardenburg, The Language of Religion, and the Study of Religions as Sign Systems
  61. Commentary by Aili Nenola-Kallio
  62. Commentary by Ninian Smart
  63. Commentary by Hans Wissman
  64. Discussion
  65. 3C. Depth Structures of Religious Expression
  66. J. van Baal, The Scandal of Religion
  67. Kurt Goldammer, Is There a Method of Symbol Research Which Offers Hermeneutic Access to Depth-Dimensions of Religious Experience?
  68. Commentary by Th. P. van Baaren
  69. Commentary by Ulf Drobin
  70. Commentary by Michael Pye
  71. Commentary by R.J. Zwi Werblowsky
  72. Discussion
  73. INDEX OF PERSONAL NAMES
  74. INDEX OF SUBJECTS