"In Mystical Society Philip Wexler, a well-known critical theorist with a background in social psychology and a special interest in spirituality, examines the revitalization of spirituality manifesting"
"In Mystical Society Philip Wexler, a well-known critical theorist with a background in social psychology and a special interest in spirituality, examines the revitalization of spirituality manifesting"Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Mystical Society: Prologue Religion, Sociology, Education Interaction: Structure, Discourse, and Being Mysticism: Analysis and Utopia 2. Society: Informationalism, Mysticism, Revitalization Informational Society Religion and Mysticism Revitalization Examples 3. Self: Reselfing Immortal Self Eliade and Hasidism Reselfing Classical Sociology: Religion, Power and Self Postmodern Self in Society: Melucci and Foucault A Typology of Reselfing Self and Structure 4. Criticism: From Culture to Being Lasch: Social Criticism and the Sacred Gnosticism and the New Age Social Ethic of Being Frankfurt School Embodied Criticism Phantasms and Energy 5. Social Theory: From Society to Cosmos The Social Social Energy Beyond Dualism Reintegration Education As Embodied Mediation From the Social to the Cosmic 6. Education: From Postmodernism to Ethnography of Being Educational Research Context of Educational Research Mystical Education School Ethnography of Being Prophetic Education 7. Social Interaction: From Alienation to Mysticism Destruction Creation American Religion: Drugs, Nature, Immanence William James: Over the Threshold to Mystical Revitalization Hindu Tantrism: New Dynamics of Embodied Mystical Mediation Hasidism: Individual Redemption and Collective Messianism Secular Mysticism 8. Epilogue: Mystical Sociology and Beyond Mystical Sociology Self Social Interaction Society Pedagogy of Revitalization "Forgotten Things,"
1. Mystical Society: Prologue Religion, Sociology, Education Interaction: Structure, Discourse, and Being Mysticism: Analysis and Utopia 2. Society: Informationalism, Mysticism, Revitalization Informational Society Religion and Mysticism Revitalization Examples 3. Self: Reselfing Immortal Self Eliade and Hasidism Reselfing Classical Sociology: Religion, Power and Self Postmodern Self in Society: Melucci and Foucault A Typology of Reselfing Self and Structure 4. Criticism: From Culture to Being Lasch: Social Criticism and the Sacred Gnosticism and the New Age Social Ethic of Being Frankfurt School Embodied Criticism Phantasms and Energy 5. Social Theory: From Society to Cosmos The Social Social Energy Beyond Dualism Reintegration Education As Embodied Mediation From the Social to the Cosmic 6. Education: From Postmodernism to Ethnography of Being Educational Research Context of Educational Research Mystical Education School Ethnography of Being Prophetic Education 7. Social Interaction: From Alienation to Mysticism Destruction Creation American Religion: Drugs, Nature, Immanence William James: Over the Threshold to Mystical Revitalization Hindu Tantrism: New Dynamics of Embodied Mystical Mediation Hasidism: Individual Redemption and Collective Messianism Secular Mysticism 8. Epilogue: Mystical Sociology and Beyond Mystical Sociology Self Social Interaction Society Pedagogy of Revitalization "Forgotten Things,"
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