Religionskritik interdisziplinar
edited by Marco Hofheinz and Thorsten Paprotny
Paperback (Published)
(September 2015)
ISBN: 9783374040698
5.91 x 9.06 inches
Price: $35.00
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The phenomenon “religion” has been studied critically by many disciplines. Philosophy, natural and social sciences, literature, and linguistics have joined the confessional traditions of Catholic and Protestant theology to offer critiques of religious belief and experience. This volume approaches the subject from diverse disciplinary perspectives. It explores their distinctive approaches, methodologies and areas of interest. It also makes a case for interdisciplinarity as a path to new insights.
- Edited by Marco Hofheinz
- Edited by Thorsten Paprotny
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