Per un'archeologia fenomenologica del sacro e del religioso = For a phenomenological archaeology of the sacred and the religious
Abstract
The article explores the phenomenology of religion as a reflection on religious experiences and their manifestation. Highlighting the work of Gerardus van der Leeuw, it emphasizes his balance between historical examination and phenomenological analysis, showcasing religious phenomena's paradossal nature – being simultaneously opaque and clear. Drawing on Husserl's methodologies, the study examines the inner dimensions of human experiences, suggesting a connection between phenomenological anthropology and religious studies, and stressing the importance of subjective interiority in understanding the universality and singularity of religious experiences.
DOI Code:
10.1285/i18285368aXXXVIIIn107p77
Keywords:
Phenomenology of Religion; Religious Experience; Gerardus van der Leeuw; Edmund Husserl; Phenomenological Anthropology; Hyletic
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