Hans Thomas Hakl is an independent scholar, co-editor of Gnostika, and foreign correspondent of Politica Hermetica.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword Introduction: How this Book Emerged 1. The Significance Of Eranos 2. An Esoteric Prelude To Eranos 3. Yearning for the East: Monte Verita and the School of Wisdom 4. Toward Eranos 5. The First Eranos Meeting: An Idea Comes to Life 6. Eranos and National Socialism 7. The Years 1934-1937 8. Eranos 1938: The United States Shows Interest 9. The War Years 10. New Prospects after The World Conflict 11. The Heyday Begins 12. The Early 1950s 13. Polytheism Versus Monotheism 14. An End, Some New Beginnings And Repeated Turbulence 15. Delicate Questions and Attempts to Answer Them 16. Eranos as a Prototype 17. The End of a Cycle ... or Perhaps Not? Index
Foreword Introduction: How this Book Emerged 1. The Significance Of Eranos 2. An Esoteric Prelude To Eranos 3. Yearning for the East: Monte Verita and the School of Wisdom 4. Toward Eranos 5. The First Eranos Meeting: An Idea Comes to Life 6. Eranos and National Socialism 7. The Years 1934-1937 8. Eranos 1938: The United States Shows Interest 9. The War Years 10. New Prospects after The World Conflict 11. The Heyday Begins 12. The Early 1950s 13. Polytheism Versus Monotheism 14. An End, Some New Beginnings And Repeated Turbulence 15. Delicate Questions and Attempts to Answer Them 16. Eranos as a Prototype 17. The End of a Cycle ... or Perhaps Not? Index
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