Fenomenologia e religione: Il caso di Henry Duméry

Henry Duméry’s philosophy of religion is one of the most representative attempts in the nineteenth century of the application of the phenomenological method to the study of religion. The first part of the article traces the outline of this attempt, exemplifying-in particular-the phenomeno...

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Main Author: Aguti, Andrea 1967- (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:Italian
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Published: 2001
In: Annali di studi religiosi
Year: 2001, Volume: 2, Pages: 123-186
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Summary:Henry Duméry’s philosophy of religion is one of the most representative attempts in the nineteenth century of the application of the phenomenological method to the study of religion. The first part of the article traces the outline of this attempt, exemplifying-in particular-the phenomenological contribution to the epistemological definition of the philosophy of religion as an autonomous discipline. The second part of the article analyses some instances of its theological reception (J. Mouroux, G. Van Riet, H. Van Luijk) in order to identify the most important objections to the phenomenological method. The conclusion offers a critical evaluation of Duméry’s attempt with particular reference to the recent«theological turn» in French phenomenology.
ISSN:2284-3892
Contains:Enthalten in: Annali di studi religiosi