This Handbook brings together articles on two distinct but related subjects: Western mysticism and Western esotericism. Readers will be able to trace, in one volume, connections between mystical and esoteric currents of thought. The essays are accessible to novices, but will be of interest to seasoned scholars as well.
This Handbook brings together articles on two distinct but related subjects: Western mysticism and Western esotericism. Readers will be able to trace, in one volume, connections between mystical and esoteric currents of thought. The essays are accessible to novices, but will be of interest to seasoned scholars as well.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. Antiquity: 1. Ancient mysteries Charles Stein 2. Pythagoras and Pythagoreanism Joscelyn Godwin 3. Parmenides and Empedocles Jessica Elbert Decker and Matthew Mayock 4. Plato, Plotinus, and Neoplatonism Gwenaëlle Aubry 5. Hermetism and Gnosticism Roelof van den Broek 6. Early Jewish mysticism Daphna Arbel 7. Early Christian mysticism April D. Deconick Part II. The Middle Ages: 8. Sufism William C. Chittick 9. Kabbalah Brian Ogren 10. Medieval Christian mysticism Bruce Milem 11. Hildegard of Bingen and women's mysticism Anne L. Clark Part III. The Renaissance and Early Modernity: 12. Renaissance Hermetism Antoine Faivre 13. Christian Kabbalah Peter J. Forshaw 14. Paracelsianism Bruce T. Moran 15. Rosicrucianism Hereward Tilton 16. Jacob Boehme and Christian theosophy Glenn Alexander Magee 17. Freemasonry Jan A. M. Snoek 18. Swedenborg and Swedenborgianism Jane Williams-Hogan 19. Mesmer and animal magnetism Adam Crabtree Part IV. The Nineteenth Century and Beyond: 20. Spiritualism Cathy Gutierrez 21. H. P. Blavatsky and theosophy Michael Gomes 22. Rudolf Steiner and anthroposophy Robert McDermott 23. The Golden Dawn and the O.T.O. Egil Asprem 24. G. I. Gurdjieff and the Fourth Way Glenn Alexander Magee 25. C. G. Jung and Jungianism Gerhard Wehr 26. René Guénon and traditionalism Mark Sedgwick 27. Via Negativa in the twentieth century Arthur Versluis 28. Contemporary Paganism Chas S. Clifton 29. The new age Olav Hammer Part V. Common Threads: 30. Alchemy Lawrence M. Principe 31. Astrology Kocku von Stuckrad 32. Gnosis Wouter J. Hanegraaff 33. Magic Wouter J. Hanegraaff 34. Mathematical esotericism Jean-Pierre Brach 35. Panpsychism Lee Irwin 36. Sexuality Hugh B. Urban.
Part I. Antiquity: 1. Ancient mysteries Charles Stein 2. Pythagoras and Pythagoreanism Joscelyn Godwin 3. Parmenides and Empedocles Jessica Elbert Decker and Matthew Mayock 4. Plato, Plotinus, and Neoplatonism Gwenaëlle Aubry 5. Hermetism and Gnosticism Roelof van den Broek 6. Early Jewish mysticism Daphna Arbel 7. Early Christian mysticism April D. Deconick Part II. The Middle Ages: 8. Sufism William C. Chittick 9. Kabbalah Brian Ogren 10. Medieval Christian mysticism Bruce Milem 11. Hildegard of Bingen and women's mysticism Anne L. Clark Part III. The Renaissance and Early Modernity: 12. Renaissance Hermetism Antoine Faivre 13. Christian Kabbalah Peter J. Forshaw 14. Paracelsianism Bruce T. Moran 15. Rosicrucianism Hereward Tilton 16. Jacob Boehme and Christian theosophy Glenn Alexander Magee 17. Freemasonry Jan A. M. Snoek 18. Swedenborg and Swedenborgianism Jane Williams-Hogan 19. Mesmer and animal magnetism Adam Crabtree Part IV. The Nineteenth Century and Beyond: 20. Spiritualism Cathy Gutierrez 21. H. P. Blavatsky and theosophy Michael Gomes 22. Rudolf Steiner and anthroposophy Robert McDermott 23. The Golden Dawn and the O.T.O. Egil Asprem 24. G. I. Gurdjieff and the Fourth Way Glenn Alexander Magee 25. C. G. Jung and Jungianism Gerhard Wehr 26. René Guénon and traditionalism Mark Sedgwick 27. Via Negativa in the twentieth century Arthur Versluis 28. Contemporary Paganism Chas S. Clifton 29. The new age Olav Hammer Part V. Common Threads: 30. Alchemy Lawrence M. Principe 31. Astrology Kocku von Stuckrad 32. Gnosis Wouter J. Hanegraaff 33. Magic Wouter J. Hanegraaff 34. Mathematical esotericism Jean-Pierre Brach 35. Panpsychism Lee Irwin 36. Sexuality Hugh B. Urban.
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