Introduction to the Science of Religion. Four lectures read at the Royal Institute in February-March 1870
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In the book of the founder of the comparative religious studies of F. Max Muller, a comparative method was first used in the analysis of religious phenomena. Considering the development of religion by analogy with the development of language and thinking, the author rightly notes their genetic connection and, based on it, builds his study, based on huge historical material. He distinguishes three linguistic and religious centers: the Aryan, Semitic and Turan, analyzes the classification of religions that exist at that time, compares the sacred texts of various religions, explores the general that is inherent in them all, and what constitutes the specifics of everyone, reveals the special that is special that is special that is special that is special that is special that it is special that it is special Allows us to talk about religion as a whole as a sociocultural phenomenon. The book is designed for religious scholars, philologists, culturalists, historians, ethnologists, orientalists - students, graduate students, teachers, as well as a wide circle of readership, all those who are interested in religion and religious studies.
The text is published with the preservation of some terminological, stylistic and structural preferences of the translator.
2nd edition, corrected and supplemented
The text is published with the preservation of some terminological, stylistic and structural preferences of the translator.
2nd edition, corrected and supplemented
Author:
Author:Müller Friedrich Max
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-85006-410-5
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