Offenbarung und Episteme: zur europäischen Wirkung Jakob Böhmes im 17. und 18. Jahrhundert
For the first time, these proceedings from an interdisciplinary and international symposium use a broad foundation of sources to examine the first period (1620-1790) in the history of the major European impact of Jakob Böhme, a history that extended well into the 20th century. The contributors revea...
Published in: | Frühe Neuzeit |
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Format: | Electronic Book |
Language: | German English |
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Berlin [u.a.]
De Gruyter
2012
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Frühe Neuzeit (Bd. 173)
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Series/Journal: | Frühe Neuzeit
Bd. 173 |
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History of Literature
Theosophy
Mysticism
History of Religion and Science
Hermeticism / Spiritualism
B Electronic books B Conference program |
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Summary: | For the first time, these proceedings from an interdisciplinary and international symposium use a broad foundation of sources to examine the first period (1620-1790) in the history of the major European impact of Jakob Böhme, a history that extended well into the 20th century. The contributors reveal the conflicted and contrasting patterns and modalities of reception along with the different positions taken in response to Böhme in the works of important cultural figures. These studies show the existence of a conflict zone in intellectual history and also in the history of language and literature that extended beyond the German-speaking world. Wilhelm Kühlmann, Universität Heidelberg; Friedrich Vollhardt, Universität München. |
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Item Description: | Beiträge gehen auf eine Tagung zurück, die vom 21. bis 24. April 2010 in München stattfand Beitr. teilw. dt., teilw. engl |
ISBN: | 3110288613 |
Persistent identifiers: | DOI: 10.1515/9783110288612 |