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Patanjali and Yoga by Mircea Eliade, 1975-03-12 Myth and Religion in Mircea Eliade (Theorists of Myth) by Douglas Allen, 2002-04-26 Myth and Religion in Mircea Eliade (Theorists of Myth) by Douglas Allen, 2002-04-26 The Portugal Journal (Suny Series, Issues in the Study of Religion) by Mircea Eliade, 2010-02-04 Yoga: Immortality and Freedom (Arkana) by Mircea Eliade, 1989-12 Gods, goddesses, and myths of creation;: A thematic source book of the history of religions by Mircea Eliade, 1974 History of Religious Ideas: From Muhammad to the Age of Reforms v. 3 by Mircea Eliade, 1986-03 Journal I, 1945-1955 (v. 1) by Mircea Eliade, 1990-08-24 The Quest: History and Meaning in Religion (Midway Reprint) by Mircea Eliade, 1984-05-15 Changing Religious Worlds: The Meaning and End of Mircea Eliade (Suny Series, Issues in the Study of Religion) Patanjali Y El Yoga (Spanish Edition) by Mircea Eliade, 1984-02 The Universal Myths: Heroes, Gods, Tricksters, and Others (Meridian) by Alexander Eliot, Joseph Campbell, 1990-02-01 Autobiography, Volume 2: 1937-1960, Exile's Odyssey (Autobiography / Mircea Eliade) by Mircea Eliade, 1988-07-18 Religion after Religion: Gershom Scholem, Mircea Eliade, and Henry Corbin at Eranos by Steven M. Wasserstrom, 1999-11-01

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41. Eliade
    See Axel MICHAELS, Klassiker der Religionswissenschaft, Von Friedrich Schleiermacher bis mircea eliade, Darmstadt, Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellchaft, 1997  
    http://www.persocite.com/Orient/eliade.htm
    
    Extractions: Mircea Eliade ( 1907-1986) B. 9 March 1907 in Bucharest (Romania), d. April 1986 in Chicago. At 14 he published his first article How I discovered the philosopher's stone. 1928-1932: prepared in India his dissertation which became : Yoga, Immortality And Freedom. 1945: wrote in Romanian his Prolegomena to the History of Religions , published 1949 in French under the title: Traité d'Histoire des Religions. 1957: Professor of the History of Religions, University of Chicago. He attended regularly the Eranos seminars (founded by C.G. Jung) in Ascona, Switzerland (see Eranos-Jahrbuch Eliade has first studied the non-western cultures and their otherness. He insists on what he calls the "irreductibility" of the religious phenomenon (i.e that the religious phenomenon cannot be reduced to any other else), and on the " irrecognoscibility' of the holy (i.e that the holy cannot be recognized as such at first sight). Every manifestation or self-disclosure of the holy is the manifestation of something totally different, of a reality which is not belonging to this world, in objects which are belonging to the secular world. So the man in whom the holy manifests itself - shaman, priest - remains a man like other men. But in the eyes of the religious man ( homo religiosus ), this immediate reality of the being or the object in which the holy is revealing itself is transmuted at the contact of the supernatural reality. "

42. Equinox - Books - Book Details
    “Introduction to The Sacred and the Profane,” mircea eliade Part II eliade’s Understanding “The Structure and Morphology of the Sacred,” mircea eliade  
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43. Department Of Religious Studies
    Guilford Dudley, Religion on Trial mircea eliade and His Critics. Changing Religious Worlds The Meaning and End of mircea eliade.  
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    Extractions: sui generis nature of religion, thereby requiring distinct methods for its study and distinct institutional locations for carrying out this research. Because of the unique character of religious phenomena (each being the site where " the Sacred " manifests itself), along with his views that religion was at its essence concerned with establishing meaning in otherwise potentially meaningless human lives and societies, Eliade was also known for his advocacy of what he termed a total hermeneutics (that is, a complete interpretive science), what he also called the New Humanism; the historian of religions, by studying symbolic expressions of what he held to be deeply meaningful existential situations common to all peoples, was able to re-experience in their own livesand thereby become the interpreters of and guardians forthe meaning that these symbols, narratives, and practices once had for archaic peoples long ago. Apart from a tremendously impressive amount of writing and editing (including his role, toward the end of his life, as the editor-in-chief of what has become the field's primary reference work, The Encyclopedia of Religion [1987]), Eliade is also known today for the manner in which, after his death in 1986, his life (some of its details were made public through his four published volumes of journals and his two volume autobiography) and his extensive body of work have generated a substantial body of critical secondary literature, concerned with re-examining his arguments in favor of religion's

44. Mircea Eliade From HarperCollins Publishers
    mircea eliade founded the modern study of the history of religions and wrote many books, including Essential Sacred Writings from Around the World and The  
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    Extractions: Member Sign In Register Books Authors Readers Members Search: Popular Searches submission contests submissions vampire kisses access press regency romance harpercollins/premiumplus erin hunter submission guidelines narnia Browse Bestsellers New Releases Upcoming Books ... Award Winners initNav(1); Categories Audio Avon Romance Business Children's Books Cooking E-books Fiction Health and Fitness History Lifestyles Mystery Parenting Poetry SF and F/Eos Self Improvement Spirituality Teen Readers Author E-mail this page Print this page Mircea Eliade founded the modern study of the history of religions and wrote many books, including Essential Sacred Writings from Around the World and The Sacred and the Profane. Ioan P. Couliano was the professional heir to Mircea Eliade and the author of Out of This World and The Tree of Gnosis. Author Extras Books Essential Sacred Writings from Around the World

45. Sample Chapter For Eliade, M.; Trask, W.R., Trans.: Shamanism: Archaic Technique
    I do my work under the name of mircea eliade, much as Winnie the Pooh lived under the name of Sanders; the word Sanders was on a sign above Pooh s door,  
    http://press.princeton.edu/chapters/p490.html
    
    Extractions: With a new foreword by Wendy Doniger Book Description Reviews Table of Contents Class Use and other Permissions . For more information, send e-mail to permissions@press.princeton.edu This file is also available in Adobe Acrobat PDF format FOREWORD TO THE 2004 EDITION by Wendy Doniger I do my work under the name of Mircea Eliade, much as Winnie the Pooh lived under the name of Sanders; the word "Sanders" was on a sign above Pooh's door, and Mircea Eliade is the title of my chair. (Though a comma separates my name from his in my title, I sometimes get letters from abroad with the comma misplaced, addressed to "Wendy Doniger Mircea Eliade, Professor of the History of Religions.") And in fact I do work under his bright shadow in many ways, as do most of the people in the field of the history of religions, whether or not they acknowledge their debt. I am personally indebted to him for creating my career, transforming me from an ugly duckling of a Sanskritist into a swan-like historian of religions; he read my Harvard (Sanskrit) Ph.D. dissertation in 1968, published two chapters of it in his Chicago journal ( History of Religions ) in 1969, brought me to Chicago as a full professor in 1978, and the rest is, if not history, at least history of religions. I was at his side when he died in 1986; unable to watch his face, I watched the screen by his hospital bed, watched the wavy lines straighten out one by one and then vanish one by one until nothing remained on the screen but the words "Mircea Eliade," and then the words disappeared too.

46. Posts Tagged MIrcea Eliade At Newsquake
    BlogNetscape NewsQuake. Posts with tag mircea eliade is loosely based on a novella by the Romanian philosopher and religious scholar mircea eliade.  
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    Extractions: @import url(/media/style.css); Posts with tag MIrcea Eliade Arts and Entertainment At age 65, Francis Ford Coppola is an elder statesman of American film, a notably successful producer of other people's movies (including those of his daughter, Sofia ), and a pretty damn good vintner to boot. For the last decade, however, he has made no movies of his own. With Youth Without Youth , an idiosyncratic production shot on the fly in Romania, Coppola finally breaks this cinematic silence. In early December, he sat down to discuss the new film with James Marcus, who was himself aided and abetted by the Propeller community. The conversation began with a question about the genesis of Youth Without Youth , which is loosely based on a novella by the Romanian philosopher and religious scholar Mircea Eliade Coppola : It turns out that Eliade used to write these little fablesmaybe for fun, maybe to play around with some of the ideas that were derived from his studies. And when I first read Youth Without Youth , it was like a Twilight Zone thing. Every two pages, something extraordinary would happen to this man. He's hit by lightning. When he wakes up, it turns out that he's young again, and also smarter. Then he turns into two personalities, and one seems to be sending messages about the future of the human species. I said to myself, this is the craziest story I ever read! And I started to become really excited about it: I could make this movie, I could go to Romania. Just bring a crew there, not spend a lot of money.

47. Eliade, Mircea (Harper's Magazine)
    THINGS CONNECTED TO “eliade, mircea”. HUMAN BEINGS. Bachelard, Gaston Hall, Edward Twitchell Lynch, Kevin Marshack, Alexander  
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48. Scoala Mircea Eliade Satu Mare » Home
    Elevii colii mircea eliade o vor putea folosi pentru informarea, comunicarea i postarea de materiale create de ei, pentru proiectele pe care le vor avea  
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49. Mythology Blog: Between Old And New Moons » Mircea Eliade
    Archive for the mircea eliade Category. 0 Comments mircea eliade’s Definition of Myth. December 15, 2007 at 1005 am by mahud  
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    Extractions: December 15, 2007 at 10:05 am by mahud in illo tempore ) is but another variant of the archetypal history: how the world came to be. The creation of the World being the Eliade Mircea Eliade understood all myths to be creation/cosmogonic myths. The purpose of myth was to return to the time before time , before the gods or tribal ancestors (supernatural beings) created the world. This pre-cosmic state is sacred time, and according to Eliade it is the aim of the religious person to go beyond the natural/profane world of space and time (through ritual or storytelling) and enter into the sacred space of eternal time, thereby experiencing the primal power in the form of a hierophany (Greek: hiero phainein myth I do see all forms of storytelling (both modern and traditional) as having the mythic power to transport us outside of ourselves, thereby temporarily suspending every day reality, regardless of the actual theme. They are stories about origins, beginnings, creations.

50. Mircea Eliade Criticism
    eliade, mircea 1907–. Known primarily as an eminent historian of religions, eliade was born in Rumania but now lives in the United States.  
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    Extractions: utmSetVar('lit_all'); Entire Site Literature Science History Business Soc. Sciences Health Arts College Journals Search All Criticism: Printable Version Download PDF Cite this Page Known primarily as an eminent historian of religions, Eliade was born in Rumania but now lives in the United States. In addition to numerous books and treatises on religious history, philosophy, yoga, and mysticism, he has written several well-respected novels of ideas. According to Claude Mauriac, Eliade is torn between fantasy and scholarship; however, a concern with contours of time and space and the effect of myth on each unifies his scholarly and creative writings. (See also Contemporary Authors , Vols. 65-68, rev. ed.) Introduction Vintila Horia George Uscatescu Mircea Eliade ... Nicholas Catanoy initMenu(document.getElementById('multiMenu')); Lookup any word on eNotes with our dictionary. Simply highlight the word and press SHIFT + D for a definition. Jobs Advertise Contact About Us ... Help

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52. Eliade, Mircea: Encyclopedia Of Religion
    theologians today are in agreement that the Hebrew Bible does not contain a doctrine of the Trinity (The Encyclopedia of Religion, mircea eliade, Vol 15,  
    http://www.bible.ca/trinity/trinity-Eliade.htm
    
    Extractions: Decepto-Meter Trinitarian Eliade, Mircea: Encyclopedia of Religion theologians today are in agreement that the Hebrew Bible does not contain a doctrine of the Trinity (The Encyclopedia of Religion, Mircea Eliade, Vol 15, Trinity, p53-57, as quoted in, Should you believe the Trinity?, Watchtower publication) Theologians agree that the New Testament also does not contain an explicit doctrine of the Trinity ." (The Encyclopedia of Religion, Mircea Eliade, Vol 15, Trinity, p53-57, as quoted in, Should you believe the Trinity?, Watchtower publication) What else did they fail to quote from this source? theologians today are in agreement that the Hebrew Bible does not contain a doctrine of the Trinity theologians agree that the New Testament also does not contain an explicit doctrine of the Trinity . In the immediate post New Testament period of the Apostolic Fathers no attempt was made to work out the God-Christ (Father-Son) relationship in ontological terms.(The Encyclopedia of Religion, Mircea Eliade, Trinity, Vol 15, p53-57) It was prompted chiefly by belief in the divinity of Christ and later in the divinity of the Holy Spirit, but even earlier by the consistent worship of God in a trinitarian pattern and the practice of baptism into the threefold name of God.(The Encyclopedia of Religion, Mircea Eliade, Trinity, Vol 15, p53-57)

53. CSP - 'The Encyclopedia Of Religion' By Mircea Eliade
    Hardcover, 16 volumes.eliade, mircea. (Editor). (1987). New York Collier Macmillan. ISBN 002-909480-1 (set)  
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    Extractions: Note: Topics of interest to readers of this guide which appear in the Index -Volume 16 are: Amazonian Cultures, Ayahuasca, Consciousness (states of), Ecstasy, Enlightenment, Ganja, Hemp Drugs, Huichol Religion, Indians of the Plains, Indians of California and the Intermountain Region, Kava, Weston La Barre, League for Spiritual Discovery, Timothy Leary, Marijuana, Mescaline, North American Indians, Mushrooms, Mystery Religions, Mystic Union, Mysticism, Peyote, Psychedelic Drugs, Quechua Religions, Rastafarian Movement, Shamanism, Soma, South American Shamanism, Trance, Transcendence and Immanence, Visions, R. Gordon Wasson, Alan Watts. Excerpt(s): CONSCIOUSNESS, STATES OF. Each of the major religions and philosophies of the world speaks, often in symbolic terms, about states of consciousness other than those of our ordinary experience. According to these teachings, we have the potential to experience qualitatively different levels of perception, awareness, and orientation toward ourselves, others, and the universe. The first two of these distinct realms of existence-ordinary sleep and ordinary waking consciousness-constitute the "normal" human condition, our customary experience. "Higher" states of being correlate with finer, more subtle levels of reality.

54. Mircea Eliade Biography
    mircea eliade (March 9, 1907, Bucharest April 22, 1986, Chicago) was a Romanian historian of religions and writer (fantasy and autobiographical).  
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    Extractions: Biography Base Home Link To Us Search Biographies: Browse Biographies A B C D ... Z Mircea Eliade Biography Mircea Eliade (March 9, 1907, Bucharest - April 22, 1986, Chicago) was a Romanian historian of religions and writer (fantasy and autobiographical). He spoke 8 languages fluently (Romanian, French, German, Italian, English, Hebrew, Persian and Sanskrit). In 1928, at the University of Bucharest, he met Emile Cioran and Eugène Ionesco, and the three became lifelong friends. He has been criticized for alleged connections in his youth with Garda de Fier (The Iron Guard), an extreme-right-wing political organization. However, it is not at all clear that the personal associations of his youth had any great influence on his scholarly production, which began after a long period of study in India.

55. Mircea Eliade (libros Y Biografía)
    Translate this page mircea eliade (Escritor rumano, especialista en mitología, chamanismo e historia de las religiones. Gran habilidad para dar a entender el fenómeno religioso  
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    Extractions: Mircea Eliade con Christinel, su esposa Biografía (Para los libros, ver parte inferior de la página Mircea Eliade (1907-1986) está considerado como uno de los más relevantes historiadores de las religiones. Nacido en Rumania y licenciado en filosofía en la universidad de Bucarest, se trasladó a los 21 años a la India, sintiendo que la educación en su país natal no podía aportarle algo que encontraba a faltar para comprender el alma humana -una carencia que intuyó que podría completar viviendo y asimilando la cultura oriental que la India podía ofrecerle. Deseando leer textos clásicos del hinduismo que no habían sido traducidos a lenguas occidentales, sobretodo acerca del yoga y del tantra, pasó tres años en Bengala estudiando el sánscrito con Desgupta. Seguidamente se retiró durante un año en los Himalayas, en Hardwar, para practicar yoga como discípulo de Swami Shivanananda. La estancia en la India representó el gran período de formación intelectual de Eliade, en el que elaboró su visión de la religión, desde su etapa en las sociedades cazadoras y las agrícolas, las primeras culturas que dominaron los metales, las grandes religiones... En la India aborigen pudo enlazar también las creencias cosmológicas de los pueblos ágrafos indoeuropeos, que en

56. Mircea Eliade@Everything2.com
    mircea eliade was pretty much the founder of what one would call today the study of comparative religion. His main contribution to the field was to insist  
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57. Mircea Eliade « : P Y H Ä :
    I have been perusing the works of mircea eliade lately; for example, The Myth of Eternal Return. It seems that eliade had often modern Western man in mind  
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    Extractions: Runes, Magic and Radical Traditionalism Posted in Etymology Initiation Language Mircea Eliade ... Rune-Gild on January 22, 2007 by Ensio Kataja Galdrab³k Old Norse konungr *kunungaz or *kuningaz , preserved in Finnish and Estonian as kuningas inn, of course, and the other more elective, consecrated? Warlord type being *druhtinaz dr ōttin Old English dryhten; again in Finnish as ruhtinas, The elective, sanctifying leader being *kuningaz kin group *thiu °anaz thiudans , Old English th oden ). Swedes have this as drottning hail (charisma). France seems to have gotten its name from the “ inn oriented tribe, the Franks; francea Gungnir Heim d *heim-dalthu- heimr *dalthu from Icelandic dallur M Ä«mame i °r MÄ«mi is a variant of Mimir, in whose well “ inn gave his eye and with whom “ Hugr, Minni Runelore Edred writes that at this point H¶nir is really “ Thundra-karlaz raun , Swedish r¶nn Ukko: The God of Thunder of the Ancient Finns and His Indo-European Family by Unto Salo (Journal of Indo-European Studies Monograph 51). There is a connection between Finnish Lemmink¤inen and handsome god Balder; the Finnish lover-boy was shot by a blind herdsman and he ended up piecemeal in Tuonela, the river of death. The mother of Lemmink¤inen gathered the broken body of his son and resurrected him with magical spells. Omygod, this is like

58. Latest Mircea Eliade News - Examiner.com
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59. Mircea Eliade - La Tiganci
    mircea eliade La tiganci. mircea eliade recuno tea înc din adolescen mi-a pl cut s scriu nuvele, povestiri i chiar nuvele fantastice .  
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    Extractions: Home BAC/Teze Biblioteca Jobs ... E-mail NOTA pentru REFERATE si ESEURI: Articolele prezentate in aceasta sectiune de referate au scop strict didactic. E le sunt elaborate de profesori, elevi sau studenti care s-au documentat atent pentru elaborarea lor. Prezenta sectiunii de REFERATE in cadrul site-ului are un rol enciclopedic. Pagina de referate interzice strict predarea acestor materiale pentru orele de curs in gimnaziu, liceu sau facultate! Click: Grupuri Newsletter Portal Ziare,Radio/TV ... Europa Avem de toate - de la referate, teste capacitate si BAC pana la jocuri cu BARBIE! ADAUGA UN REFERAT! - APASA AICI! Mircea Eliade - La tiganci Mircea Eliade recunoºtea "încã din adolescenþã mi-a plãcut sã scriu nuvele, povestiri ºi chiar nuvele fantastice". Aceastã înclinare spre fabulos se va accentua în urma vastelor sale lecturi ºi a numeroaselor cãlatorii. El va fi atras mereu de spaþiul românesc ºi de oraºul Bucureºti: "pentru mine Bucureºtiul este centrul unei mitologii inepuizabile". ªi în nuvela "La þigãnci" acþiunea se petrece în Bucureºti avîndu-l ca protagonist pe profesorul de muzicã Gavrilescu. Nuvela ilustreazã o alegorie a morþii sau a drumului spre moarte. Intinerariul spiritual al eroului se desfãºoarã în opt secvenþe care alcãtuiesc nuvela construitã cu echilibru ºi armonie clasicã. Alterneazã planul real cu cel ireal.

60. The Significance Of Mircea Eliade For Christian Theology
    The Significance of mircea eliade for Christian Theology. by Joseph G. Muthuraj. The Rev. Joseph G. Muthuraj, Ph.D. is Professor of New Testament and Dean  
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