Aeschylus as a religious thinker. Elements of fetishism in ancient Greek religion. Mythological notes
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The reader’s attention is offered a book that includes the work of a prominent domestic historian, ethnographer and philologist E.G. Kagarova (1882-1942) In the work of Aeschylus as a religious thinker, the question of a holistic religious worldview of the great ancient Greek playwright is considered, for which the world of gods in his tragedies is investigated, the ethical elements of his religious system are revealed. The Fetishism of Fetishism in the ancient Greek religion is devoted to the study of elements of primitive beliefs in religious cults and rituals of ancient Greeks. In the article "Mythological Notes", the author gives a classification of myths, considers the material and formal sides of the myth, establishes some general patterns and forms of the myth -making process.
The book is addressed to historians, ethnographers, culturalists, philosophers, religious scholars, and all interested readers
The book is addressed to historians, ethnographers, culturalists, philosophers, religious scholars, and all interested readers
Author:
Author:Кагаров Евгений Георгиевич
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:printing
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9710-9870-6
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