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disbelief one would grant to an ethnographer reporting on some exotic African or Far-Eastern belief system. The exquisitely self-contained and dialectical model presented in Tales of Power looks like a "Buddhist" rejoinder to the "Hinduism" of the Aztec theology of Moyucoyani (the god who "invented himself," from the Nahuatl verb yucoyo, "to invent") described by Leon-Portilla. But 9 even if Castaneda had "invented" the whole thing himself, the timeliness of this exemplar of the anthropology of symbols

Heidegger, 1920–36) 5 Historicity and the hermeneutic conversion of phenomenology Introduction Whereas Husserl’s intellectual origins lie in the domain of mathematics, Heidegger took up his philosophical enquiries after a prolonged engagement with theology. This theological background is evident in Heidegger’s early Freiburg lectures, given as a Privatdozent from 1919 to 1923. Although Heidegger had gained an intimate familiarity with Husserl’s published work some years before, the latter’s move to

Schwegler, reçue par Christ et Ross, I, 355, et, contrairement au Ps.-Alex., 445, 39, Bekker et Bonitz, 284, qui lisent « nonséparés ». (...) 57 Tr. Ross : « There must, then, be three theoretical philosophies, mathematics, physics, and what we may call theology, since it is obvious that if the divine is present anywhere, it is present in things of this sort. And the highest science must deal with the highest genus. Thus, while the theoretical sciences are more to be desired than the other sciences, this

remained entirely separate substances. At a time of rapid scientific advance and social upheaval, Descartes’ dualism came as a comfort. Reality had a material side, which was the realm of science, but it also had a spiritual side, which was the realm of theology—and never the twain shall meet. As reason became the new religion of the Enlightenment, the notion of an immaterial mind lying outside the reach of observation and experiment seemed increasingly tenuous. Scientists rejected the “mind” half of Cartesian

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missionary school. His parents gave him the values of their traditional Ibo culture, however, they were Protestants and christened him Albert. He was educated at the University College of Ibadan, Nigeria, where he studied English, history and theology. At the university Achebe rejected his British name and took his indigenous name Chinua. 4.“If we leave our gods and follow your god,“ asked another man, “who will protect us from the anger of our neglected gods and ancestors?“ 15 “Your gods

« nouvelles lumières », ou évangélistes, refusent rites et institutions au bénéfice d'une prédication continue ; les « calvinistes stricts », tel J. Edwards, entendent concilier prédication efficace, foi vécue et construction dogmatique : la New England Theology tente ainsi d'intégrer la « religion expérimentale » ; les « vieux calvinistes », courant majoritaire, acceptent, de plus ou moins bon gré, une évolution sans rupture, mais qui les mène en fait vers un arminianisme où la religion se réduit à un « système

Thailand thaumaturge : wonder worker thé : tea théâtral : theatric, theatrical théâtrale : theatrically théatre : theatre théâtre : theatre théière : teapot thématique : thematic, topical thème : theme, topic, subject théocratie : theocracy théologie : theology théologien : theologian French−english Dictionary 1597 French−english (dictionnaire) théologique : theologic, theological thèorème : theorem théoricien : theorist, theoretician, theoretist théorie : theory théorique : theoretical, theoretic

expected of social agents in the absence of a central authority. Whereas realism draws its insights from a Hobbesian conception of the state of nature and is imbued with a pessimism regarding the prospects for human progress that has its foundations in theology as much as in the social sciences, liberals subscribe to a Lockean conception of the state of nature and are conversely informed by an optimism about humanity’s capacity to effect transformative social change that is anchored firmly within the tradition