Kabbalistic metamorphoses. Jewish mystical topics in ancient and modern thought
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We present you the third part of the famous "Kabbalistic trilogy" that has become one of the most cited studies about the traditional Kabbalah. At the same time, this is a completely separate study of acquaintance with which is possible without reading the two previous works.
“Kabbalistic metaphors” placed the main symbols of the Theosophical Kabbalah in dialogue with several systems of ancient and modern thought, including Indian philosophy, Platonism, Gnosticism and the work of Hegel, Freud and Jung. The author shows how Kabbalah streamlines many ancient ideas about God, space and humanity in the main metaphor, which itself is repeated in different guises in modern philosophy and psychology. The recognition of the parallels between Kabbalah and modern philosophy and psychology allows us to more deeply understand both Kabbalah and modern thought, helping to pave the way for the “new Kabbalah”, spiritually and intellectually close to modern man
“Kabbalistic metaphors” placed the main symbols of the Theosophical Kabbalah in dialogue with several systems of ancient and modern thought, including Indian philosophy, Platonism, Gnosticism and the work of Hegel, Freud and Jung. The author shows how Kabbalah streamlines many ancient ideas about God, space and humanity in the main metaphor, which itself is repeated in different guises in modern philosophy and psychology. The recognition of the parallels between Kabbalah and modern philosophy and psychology allows us to more deeply understand both Kabbalah and modern thought, helping to pave the way for the “new Kabbalah”, spiritually and intellectually close to modern man
Author:
Author:Senford fraction
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Chiromantia & Esoteric & Numerology
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-521-15796-9
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