Religious Phenomenology

Author: (Italian) Maria Susanna Davamani
Translator: Gao Bingjiang
Italy/Italy
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Publishing Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This book is a significant work by Professor Davamani, providing clear and intuitive descriptions and historical analyses of religious issues such as God, witchcraft, rituals, sacrifices, prayers, contemplation, and salvation from a phenomenological perspective. Based on extensive original materials from numerous religions around the world, he scientifically applies phenomenological descriptive methods. However, he does not merely confine the phenomenological approach to essential descriptions; he also incorporates historical dimensions. The author refers to this as "historical religious phenomenology," which indeed offers a unique academic perspective.