Interpretation in Religion

الغلاف الأمامي
Šelomo Bîderman, Ben-Ami Scharfstein
BRILL - 290 من الصفحات
Drawn by invitation from a number of countries, a group of scholars undertakes to explore the means by which the very attempt to grasp religions leads to a repeated process of internal reinterpretation and, often, transformation. Essays on interpretation in religion in general are followed by essays that probe various hermeneutical aspects of ancient Egyptian religion, Hinduism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The range of these essays is impressive - from semiosis, problems of translation, and the pragmatic assignment of meaning, to prayer, divine commands, the invisibility ascribed to God, "dharma," symbolism and evil, and esotericism. The picture that emerges is rich, by turns detailed and general, and above all intellectually stimulating.
 

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Philosophical Reinterpretation of Scriptures
9
Idolatry and the Invisibility of God
39
Pragmatic Meanings as a Particular Source
53
Thomas Hobbes on Language
69
Semiosis and Interpretation in Ancient
87
The Limits of Interpretation
111
Methodic Deconstruction by Bibhuti S Yadav
129
Translation Theory
169
The Case
207
Esoteric Trends in Patristic
229
Jews Christians and the Dangerous Ones
249
Contributors
283
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