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Myths, dreams, and mysteries : the encounter between contemporary faiths and archaic realities

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: (Harper Colophon)New York, NY Harper & RowEdition: 1st Harper Colophon ed. pub. 1975Description: 254p.; bibliog. notes; indexContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
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  • volume
ISBN:
  • 060904445
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Contents:
Contemporary faiths. 1 The myths of the modern world. 2 The myth of the noble savage or, the prestige of the beginning. Archaic realities. 3 Nostalgia for paradise in the primitive traditions. 4 Sense-experience and mystical experience among primitives. 5 Symbolisms of ascension and "waking dreams". 6 Power and holiness in the history of religions. 7 Mother earth and the cosmic hierogamies. 8 Mysteries and spiritual regeneration. The encounter: a test-case. 9 Religious symbolism and the modern man's anxiety
Abstract: 'He has no argument to offer other than that which is implicit in a penetrating and sympathetic scrutiny of the mythologies that vivify ancient communities and tell us so much of the perennieal meaning and destiny of man....'
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Orig. pub. as Mythes, Reves et Mysteres by Libraire Gallimard, c1957.. The English transl. by Philip Mairet was 1st pub. by Harvill Press, London, and Harper & Row, New York, c1960.

Contemporary faiths. 1 The myths of the modern world. 2 The myth of the noble savage or, the prestige of the beginning. Archaic realities. 3 Nostalgia for paradise in the primitive traditions. 4 Sense-experience and mystical experience among primitives. 5 Symbolisms of ascension and "waking dreams". 6 Power and holiness in the history of religions. 7 Mother earth and the cosmic hierogamies. 8 Mysteries and spiritual regeneration. The encounter: a test-case. 9 Religious symbolism and the modern man's anxiety

'He has no argument to offer other than that which is implicit in a penetrating and sympathetic scrutiny of the mythologies that vivify ancient communities and tell us so much of the perennieal meaning and destiny of man....'

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