Cookies help us deliver our services. By using our services, you agree to our use of cookies. Learn more.
  • Log In
  • Register
CEEOL Logo
Advanced Search
  • Home
  • SUBJECT AREAS
  • PUBLISHERS
  • JOURNALS
  • eBooks
  • GREY LITERATURE
  • CEEOL-DIGITS
  • INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNT
  • Help
  • Contact
  • for LIBRARIANS
  • for PUBLISHERS

Content Type

Subjects

Languages

Legend

  • Journal
  • Article
  • Book
  • Chapter
  • Open Access
  • Philosophy
  • Special Branches of Philosophy
  • Philosophy of Religion

We kindly inform you that, as long as the subject affiliation of our 300.000+ articles is in progress, you might get unsufficient or no results on your third level or second level search. In this case, please broaden your search criteria.

Result 961-980 of 4208
  • Prev
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • ...
  • 48
  • 49
  • 50
  • ...
  • 209
  • 210
  • 211
  • Next
Društvo i religiozna vjerovanja

Društvo i religiozna vjerovanja

Author(s): Leszek Kołakowski / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 01+02/1988

The author analyses Bergson’s philosophy of history founded on the idea of discontinued progress through the categories of »closed« and »open« society. Further, he explains the relation between tribal and universal morality and mysticism emphasizing the plausible assumption of the existence of the significant difference between these two types of moralities which also applies to the relation between tribal and universal religions. The »crucial importance« of the mystical experience in the history of religion and its philosophic meaning are specially emphasized. The chapter critics and followers mainly deals with rationalistic criticism, especially with Julien Benda as the bitterest adversary of Bergson among French rationalists. Catholic critics (practically all prominent tomistic philosophers in France) of whom the most prominent is Mariten, took as their task to fight against Bergson’s doctrine. The statement on Bergson’s attempt to modernize clerical interpretation and its rule system is in the spirit of the leading trends of the epoch. As for the followers, the author believes that French existential philosophy followed Bergson but without giving him credit for it.

More...
Impulsi mythosa i ethosa

Impulsi mythosa i ethosa

Author(s): Rasim Muminović / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 01+02/1988

The author considers the endeavours to define ethos and to determine its realization in history to present day by analyzing the social practice and its corresponding consciousness given as mythicalmagic, religious and etic reality. The first one is connected to mythos of tribal community with its totems and tabooes, the second to deus (God) with its oldtestimonial, new testimonial and ku’ran explications, and the third to historical tendency of realization of ethos. Each of them contains constructive and destructive elements that are irrational and misteriou? which influence the cohesion and integration of the members of given community. They are influenced by mystical and alienated human powers whose effects are confronted with powerful biological drives in man, drives signified by eros which together with those powers represents demonic forces closely connected with constituional moments of ethos. Thus, human development from mythos, by way of deus on one hand, and eros on the other, to etnos as the symbol of human persistence in fighting the evil and establishing human dignity, is followed

More...
Gazali – filozof sufija

Gazali – filozof sufija

Author(s): Saeid Abedpour / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 79/2018

Intellectual relationship of imam Muhammad Al-Ghazali towards Tasawwuf and philosophy for centuries has been and still is the subject of continuous discussions. He was a great thinker, and centuries after his death, there was a need for repeated reading of his works. Some consider him to be the enemy of philosophy and, therefore, of rationality; others consider him a rational thinker; while some see him as a pure gnostic, others see him as Ahl al-Hadith. The root of this problem is in our understanding and relation to Tasawwuf, gnosis and philosophy. Some people are imagining that there is no compatibility between religiosness and belief in Divine truths and reflections on one side and ratio and rationalism on the other, and that religiousness necessarily requires freedom from ratio and giving in to the heart. In the same way, they also think about the gnosis and the Tasawwuf, and they believe that the gnosis is a foreign and alien course that gradually seized the Islamic world due to the bad intentions of some people. These long-standing tensions between mind and love, or mind and philosophy and Tasawwuf, left a deep trace in religious thought. That is precisely the focus of understanding of the thought of Imam Muhammad Ghazali. Some, referring to the work “Delierance from error” (al-Munqidh min al-dalal), considered Ghazali an enemy of philosophy and,therefore, an enemy of the rational thought, making him a “Sufi kumir” who did not believe in thinking; who walked through the path of the Syrusuluk and sought to achieve the revelation of the Quranic meanings through inspiration and spiritual testing (zouq). Others, on the other hand, considered him a Sufi thinker, referring to Ghazali’s works from the third stage of his life.

More...
Koniec religii, śmierć Boga i przygodna wspólnota. Hegel, Malabou, Žižek

Koniec religii, śmierć Boga i przygodna wspólnota. Hegel, Malabou, Žižek

Author(s): Bartosz Wójcik / Language(s): Polish Issue: 28/2018

The article is an interpretation of the concept of the end of religion in Hegel’s philosophy, based on the analysis of three issues:1. The relationship between religious imagination and speculative philosophy – i.e. the idea of the sublation of religion into philosophy. 2. The Hegelian understanding of Christianity (presented in Encyclopaedia of the Philosophical Sciences and Lectures on the Philosophy of Religion) focused on the idea of incarnation as kenosis, which is interpreted by Catherine Malabou’s theory. 3. The idea of the death of Christ as the death of God himself that constitutes the authentic core of Christianity – as Slavoj Žižek has claimed. This interpretation leads to the conclusion: the outcome of this death is God qua Holy Spirit, whose historical embodiment is “objective spirit” – revolutionary community of the acts of love.

More...
Filozofsko vjerovanje i otkrovenje

Filozofsko vjerovanje i otkrovenje

Author(s): Leszek Kołakowski / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 05+06/1987

Y'he author discusses the presence of Jasper's philosophy in English language. Unlike lexical aggressiveness and prophetic perseverance with which Heidegger's philosophy imposed on Anglosaxon tradition, Jasper's philosophy shares the fate of major intelectual achievements of the best tradition: they are gradually eapturing the interest of experts and general public. Due to the capability of this philosopher »to transform the thoughts of others to his own language«, while not thinking »against others«, the author is of opinion that Jasper's philosophy has a nice future in Anglo-saxon culture. By a subtle analysis of some of the key notions oi Jasper's philosophy (God, transcendence, soul, existence, philosophic faith, revelation, mystical experince, deliverance, etc) he points out all the depth, richness and distinction of Jasper's thought, showing how far Jasper's enlightment of human existence goes <and indicates the dark spots that could not be »enlightened« ever.

More...
Aristotelova metafizika kao ontologija i teologija

Aristotelova metafizika kao ontologija i teologija

Author(s): Željko Škuljević / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 05+06/1987

The necessity of studying Aristotle shows his permanent topicality and gives impetus to all those who decide to philosophise. As neither post-aristotelian nor modern reception of Aristotle is definite, the prerequisites for personal philosophic findnigs are met (although fragmentary and incomplete). In this case, those are man's insights in the divine (thei on), namely reflections on his onto-theo-logy as a particular onto-antropho-logy.

More...
Kur’anda Velâ Ve Berâ Şeytan Ehl-İ Kitap Ve Müşrikler Örneği

Kur’anda Velâ Ve Berâ Şeytan Ehl-İ Kitap Ve Müşrikler Örneği

Author(s): Refik Kasım / Language(s): Turkish Issue: Special/2015

The meaning of loyalty and disavowal in Quran, which is one of the main religious beliefs which abused by many religious groups in the current time. To become the inevitable evolution to the concept of « loyalty and disavowal in the Quran » and that according to the perception of the radical religious currents which revolves around « atonement and death » to everyone has violated and their thoughts and their approach that is incompatible with divine revelation, especially with their perception that says all of dealing with non-Muslims are offenders. However, the religion of Allah and the truth that must be understood in the interpretation of Fiqh-Islamic doctrine is not separate from the Islamic law, which grew out mainly from the Quran and its interpretations, because life is an interconnected system, and this is clearly shown by the Islamic perception during appearance loyalty and enmity in the Qur'an. From here the referrals began for those though currents, and the necessaty of pronouncing anti-enemies of God, by showing hatred and calling for death and defamation, furthermore they call for refraining from participation and cooperating with them. Nevertheless, those ideas are only falsehood and slander of Jewish industry to distort Qur’an and Islam and it includes also offending honorable companions, and their behavior which is away from the law of God, their ideas differed each according to his doctrine and his group. With insults and fabricating wars against the Muslims, and destruction of homes and displacement, raping, and all this under the cover of applying the law of the Qur’an and its approach. But, the Qur’an is innocent from them.

More...
Kur’an’da Vela ve Baraa Allah Resulü ve Müslümanlar Örneği

Kur’an’da Vela ve Baraa Allah Resulü ve Müslümanlar Örneği

Author(s): Refik Kasım / Language(s): Turkish Issue: Special/2016

All praise is due to God alone, and its Prophet Muhammad (God's blessings and peace be upon him), showing the concept of loyalty and disavowal, it appeared in the beginning of the call to Islam and unifying God the one and only universal the creator and provider of the universe, that shown in his verses and sayings of the Prophet and stories. The meaning of loyalty and disavowal in Quran, which is one of the main religious beliefs which abused by many religious groups in the current time. To become the inevitable evolution to the concept of « loyalty and disavowal in the Quran » and that according to the perception of the radical religious currents which which revolves around « atonement and death » to everyone has violated and their thoughts and their approach that is incompatible with divine revelation, especially with their perception that says all of dealing with non-Muslims are offenders. However, the religion of Allah and the truth that must be understood in the interpretation of Fiqh-Islamic doctrine is not separate from the Islamic law, which grew out mainly from the Quran and its interpretations, because life is an interconnected system, and this is clearly shown by the Islamic perception during appearance loyalty and enmity in the Qur'an. From here the referrals began for those though currents, and the necessity of pronouncing anti-enemies of God, by showing hatred and calling for death and defamation, furthermore they call for refraining from participation and cooperating with them. Nevertheless , those ideas are only falsehood and slander of Jewish industry to distort Qur’an and Islam and it includes also offending honorable companions, and their behavior which is away from the law of God, their ideas differed each according to his doctrine and his group.With insults and fabricating wars against the Muslims, and destruction of homes and displacement, raping, and all this under the cover of applying the law of the Qur’an and its approach. But, the Qur’an is innocent from them. Thus we have shown the concept of the judge and its definitions linguistically and legitimacy, and also the definitions of loyalty and disavowal and its divisions, as well as the reasons and importance of judgment. As well as in the second chapter we showed by Quranic verses the loyalty and enmity to God almighty, and his messenger and the believers, and also we have showed again loyalty and disavowal of the devil and the believers and the polytheists and infidels. In conclusion we included search concept certified by Allah speech «indeed, the Qur’an is a decisive statement, and it is not amusement.

More...
الإعداد التربوي للإنسان ضمن مفهوم التربية القرآنية البحتة الحقائق التربوي في قصة نبي الله يوسف عليه السلام أنموذج

الإعداد التربوي للإنسان ضمن مفهوم التربية القرآنية البحتة الحقائق التربوي في قصة نبي الله يوسف عليه السلام أنموذج

Author(s): Refik Kasım / Language(s): Arabic Issue: Special/2017

This article deals with the education model of the Qur'an in the life frame of the prophet Joseph. When the Prophet Joseph was a small child, his brothers threw it into the well, and the people in a caravan passing it took him to Egypt and sold them as slaves. The prophet Joseph was tested in the house where he was slave in Egypt. He wished to enter the prison to get rid of these troubles. After many years in prison, he was taken out of prison by pharaoh and made a finance minister. This article deals with the life education of Joseph the prophet.

More...
Velâ Ve Berâ Kavramları Bağlamında Allah Ve Resûlünü Sevmek

Velâ Ve Berâ Kavramları Bağlamında Allah Ve Resûlünü Sevmek

Author(s): Refik Kasım,Mikail Dumlu / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 12/2018

Loyality and enmity are the basic subjects of Islamic Religion. In short, these concepts that we can describe as love for Allah (c.c.) and grumbling for Allah (c.c.) have been interpreted differently throughout the history of Islam. Some marginalized circles have fallen into the error of many beliefs and experiences because they perceive these concepts in a way that they can try extreme. On the other hand, those who have misunderstood or who do not know what it is like to be an enemy of religion are able to harm their own beliefs and Islamic society by entering into tight friendships as if they were beloved brothers. We have tried to explain how the beloved ones love and whom they love and who we are trying to explain in the light of the Holy Qur'an and hadiths, who is worthy of true love, and how our love should be against Allâh (c.c.) and Resulullah (s.a.v.)

More...
«Figlio del Bene» e Re dell’universo : il dio Helios di Giuliano Ιmperatore
4.90 €
Preview

«Figlio del Bene» e Re dell’universo : il dio Helios di Giuliano Ιmperatore

Author(s): Maria Carmen De Vita / Language(s): Italian Issue: 15-16/2018

This article aims to analyze the philosophical and religious message of Julian’s Hymn to King Helios. The emperor, using Iamblichean structures, shows how the First Cause, the Neoplatonic One, can interact with the layers or gradation below it, including the physical world; his starting point is an original ‘pluralizing’ interpretation of the Sun analogy contained in Resp. VI 509b. However, Julian’s hymn has a political meaning, too; it can be considered as a sort of manifesto of Julian’s imperial ideology. The parallel between the emperor and the sun – already present in the ancient rhetorical tradition – is reworked by the Apostate and is part of a complex metaphysical cosmological system, grounded on the principles of similarity (homoiotēs) and middleness (mesotēs). These concepts were subject to controversy between nicene and heterodox christians in the IV century. It is possible that these controversies were largely known by Julian and that he has consciously recalled them in his panegyric to Helios intellective, mediator and saviour.

More...
Ce que les Gnostiques ont fait du Principe du Bien. Le cas de Basilide
4.90 €
Preview

Ce que les Gnostiques ont fait du Principe du Bien. Le cas de Basilide

Author(s): Izabela Jurasz / Language(s): French Issue: 15-16/2018

The article examines the metamorphosis of the Platonic Principle of Good in the doctrine of Basilides, the 2nd century Christian gnostic. The Basilidian doctrine represents a radical form of dualism, in which the universe physical and metaphysical is born from an encounter between Light (good) and Darkness (evil). In his effort to liberate the Light from all contact with Darkness, Basilide refers to several different mediators (eye, mirror, gleam, desire). Analysing the Basilidian myth in the light of the Platonic writings brings out the paradoxes inherent in any attempts to construct a dualistic metaphysics within the Platonic context.

More...
Od ateizmu pojęcia do ateizmu bez pojęcia
4.50 €
Preview

Od ateizmu pojęcia do ateizmu bez pojęcia

Author(s): Szymon Wróbel / Language(s): Polish Issue: 2/2018

Wróbel explores ‘atheism of the concept,’ which for him gives rise to the ‘cult of the concept’. He asks if ‘atheism of the concept’ might not be a vestige of theistic thinking, which we ought to overcome. He also asks if an ‘atheism beyond the concept’ might be possible, but this forces him to reflect on the very notion of the concept. He remains conscious of the fact that the ‘concept’ is not ‘beyond life’ but is ‘a way of life’ – one among many. This is why Wróbel does not present ‘atheism of the concept’ as opposite to ‘atheism without the concept,’ in as far as ‘the concept’ is not the opposite of ‘life’. ‘Atheism without the concept’ is rather an atheistic practice and concerns ‘lifestyle’ rather than the content of ‘convictions’ or ‘conceptual forms’. In an atheistic world, time is not about activating potential; it is not the reality of time that creates the reality of events, but the events themselves allow the course of time to unfold. The cosmos thus understood is not governed by any timeless principle, it must rely on the pure immanence of its being outside of rectitude and beyond the conceptual.

More...
Erwägungen Zu Einer Biblischen Hermeneutik
4.50 €
Preview

Erwägungen Zu Einer Biblischen Hermeneutik

Author(s): Hans KLEIN / Language(s): German Issue: 1-2/2017

This is an attempt to gather some thoughts about the biblical hermeneutics, from the experiences during and after the repression in the time of the “real socialism”. This needs the understanding of the biblical enunciations, as inspired words for that respective period of time, which, explained can again be inspirational. In order to understand the word of the bible, one has to take into consideration its genus and the social/cultural environment. The teachings of the church and its liturgy are a decisive factor in the elaboration of the hermeneutics.

More...
Kanon und Geschichte. Eine Thesenreihe
4.50 €
Preview

Kanon und Geschichte. Eine Thesenreihe

Author(s): Tobias NICKLAS / Language(s): German Issue: 1-2/2017

The relationship between the texts of the Biblical Canon which are believed to be inspired by God’s word and their history of development has been understood as a problem since the days of Enlightenment. The article points to the fact that the history of the Biblical Canon, its texts and their functions in different historical contexts is not just a history of its development. Instead, the “canonical process” goes on until today. It shows that even after the more or less universal recognition of the New Testament canon in late antique churches the weight and impact of different books changed with their interpretation. In addition, even after the fourth century C.E. new extra-canonical writings (like late antique Apostolic narratives, new apocalypses reinterpreting history, time and end-time, texts developing new ideas of the otherworld etc.) developed, answered new questions, filled important spaces of authority which were left open by the canonical writings, and (together with the canonical texts, interpreting or even criticizing them) created landscapes of memory important for many aspects Christian identity formation. All this creates new problems: can writings like these at least in some cases also be called “inspired”? What are the criteria to decide about this question? And what does this mean both for the principle of sola scriptura and a church which understands the study of the Bible as the “soul of theology”?

More...
Die Tora Auf Dem Altar. Die Denkwürdige Sicht Von Josua 8,30-35
4.50 €
Preview

Die Tora Auf Dem Altar. Die Denkwürdige Sicht Von Josua 8,30-35

Author(s): Ed Noort / Language(s): German Issue: 1-2/2017

An einem Beispiel, Jos 8,30-35, wird die Entwicklung von einem Prätext in Dt 27 zu einer Neufassung des Gedankens der Gültigkeit der Tora für Gesamtisrael aufgezeigt. Der späte Text holt die Tora in das Land Israel als Heilige Schrift für Judäer und Samarier.

More...
Zuspruch Und Warnung In Jes 7 Literarkritische Und Historische Überlegungen
4.50 €
Preview

Zuspruch Und Warnung In Jes 7 Literarkritische Und Historische Überlegungen

Author(s): Johannes Klein / Language(s): German Issue: 1-2/2017

Wird die Erzählzeit von Jes 7 hoch umstritten zwischen dem 8. und dem 5. Jh. angesetzt, ist doch so gut wie unbestritten, dass die erzählte Zeit in die Zeit des syrisch-ephraimitischen Krieges 734/733 v.u.Z. anzusetzen ist. Ob das Erzählte historisch ist, kann nicht geprüft werden, die historische Plausibilität ergibt sich aber aus der Zakkur-Inschrift aus Hamat von ca. 785 v.u.Z., in der mitgeteilt wird, dass der Aramäerkönig Ben-Hadad III. in Zusammenarbeit mit siebzehn anderen Königen den Versuch startet, König Zakkur in eine antiassyrische Koalition zu zwingen. Dabei treten Propheten und Wahrsager auf, die im Namen des Herrn des Himmels verkünden, dass er keine Angst zu haben brauche, da er von den bedrohenden Königen befreit werden würde. Ähnliches wird auch in Jes 7 erzählt, wo Ahas vor der Frage steht, ob er sich in eine antiassyrische Koalition begeben solle, und Jesaja vor ihn tritt, um ihm zu verkündigen, dass er still bleiben könne, da diejenigen, die ihn in die Koalition zwingen möchten, bald erledigt sein werden. Die synchronen Überlegungen zur Kommunikationsstruktur legen den Schluss nahe, dass an Jes 7 mehr als ein Autor gearbeitet hat. Ein auf dem Königshof beheimatetes Heilsorakel im Besitz des assurfreundlichen Enkelsohns von Ahas, Manasse, wurde von dessen Opposition – vielleicht im Zuge der Abfassung der sogenannten Denkschrift - durch eine dieses Heil konditionierende Gerichtsstimme erweitert, weil die Verfasser meinten, dass Jesaja sicherlich nicht nur Heil, sondern auch Konditionen für den Empfang dieses Heils formuliert habe. Sie meinten das zu ergänzen, was in Vergessenheit geraten und in einer Situation, in der der König sehr mächtig geworden war, an Gewicht gewinnen musste.

More...
David und die Dichter
4.50 €
Preview

David und die Dichter

Author(s): Walter Dietrich / Language(s): German Issue: 1-2/2017

The Bible portrays David as a poet. Many poets after David took reference with him. Some of them unfolded his dirges on Saul and Jonathan and Abener (Petrus Abaelardus, Rainer Maria Rilke) or invented cantos which he should have sung in order to cure the insane Saul (Händel, Rilke). Others wrote in poetic licence and without biblical support songs over him: in antique times the authors of his „Last words“ (2Sam 23,2–7), of the 151. Psalm, and of the concerning part in the „Hymn on the fathers“ (Sir 47,2–13), in modern times renowned poets from Matthias Claudius and Gottfried Keller to Else Lasker-Schüler and Kurt Oskar Buchner; cited in this contribution are less observed poems of Jewish writers : Frank Wedekind, Yehuda Amichai, and Leonard Cohen. „It is astonishing which influence and power the figure of David unfolded in the world’s poetry over the ages.“

More...
The Q-Recension Hypothesis some Reflections in Dialogue with Ulrich Luz
4.50 €
Preview

The Q-Recension Hypothesis some Reflections in Dialogue with Ulrich Luz

Author(s): Joseph Verheyden / Language(s): English Issue: 1-2/2017

The essay is a revised version of a paper that was read at the SBL Annual Meeting in Atlanta in 2003, to which Ulrich Luz gave a response. It discusses the Q-recension hypothesis, which was suggested already in the mid-19th century by C. Weizsäcker, but picked up by only a few scholars, until U. Luz gave it more prominence and a wider readership in his influential commentary on Matthew. The essay is divided into three parts that deal, in a critical way, with the problems in defining and delineating the recensions used by Matthew and by Luke, the criteria that should be met for demonstrating the existence of Q recensions, and the benefits that can possibly be gained from it according to its adepts.

More...
“Speak your word and break!” On György Tatár's reading of Nietzsche
4.50 €
Preview

“Speak your word and break!” On György Tatár's reading of Nietzsche

Author(s): Péter Pór / Language(s): English Issue: 01/1991

The concluding image of György Tatár’s book is an Ariadne reference dating back to the last months when Nietzsche was still sane: Dionysus, responding to Ariadne’s impassioned plea, joins her at last, but with the words: “I am your labyrinth.” The reference, which leaves the reader pondering the infinite labyrinths of his own life and loves, epitomizes Tatár’s approach.

More...
Result 961-980 of 4208
  • Prev
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • ...
  • 48
  • 49
  • 50
  • ...
  • 209
  • 210
  • 211
  • Next

About

CEEOL is a leading provider of academic eJournals, eBooks and Grey Literature documents in Humanities and Social Sciences from and about Central, East and Southeast Europe. In the rapidly changing digital sphere CEEOL is a reliable source of adjusting expertise trusted by scholars, researchers, publishers, and librarians. CEEOL offers various services to subscribing institutions and their patrons to make access to its content as easy as possible. CEEOL supports publishers to reach new audiences and disseminate the scientific achievements to a broad readership worldwide. Un-affiliated scholars have the possibility to access the repository by creating their personal user account.

Contact Us

Central and Eastern European Online Library GmbH
Basaltstrasse 9
60487 Frankfurt am Main
Germany
Amtsgericht Frankfurt am Main HRB 102056
VAT number: DE300273105
Phone: +49 (0)69-20026820
Email: info@ceeol.com

Connect with CEEOL

  • Join our Facebook page
  • Follow us on Twitter
CEEOL Logo Footer
2025 © CEEOL. ALL Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions of use | Accessibility
ver2.0.428
Toggle Accessibility Mode

Login CEEOL

{{forgottenPasswordMessage.Message}}

Enter your Username (Email) below.

Institutional Login