James H Leuba
The Psychology of Religious Mysticism
James H Leuba
The Psychology of Religious Mysticism
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First Published in 1999. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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First Published in 1999. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 348
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Juli 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 404g
- ISBN-13: 9780415864480
- ISBN-10: 0415864488
- Artikelnr.: 37314833
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 348
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Juli 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 404g
- ISBN-13: 9780415864480
- ISBN-10: 0415864488
- Artikelnr.: 37314833
JAMES H LEUBA
Chapter I Mysticism and Religion-An Introduction; Chapter II Mystical
Ecstasy as Produced by Physical Means; Chapter III The Yoga System of
Mental Concentration and Religious Mysticism; Chapter IV Christian
Mysticism; Chapter V The Motivation of Christian Mysticism; Chapter 6 The
Methods Of Christian Mysticism1Comp. chap. XVII of Pratt's Religious
Consciousness, and the correspond ing Chapter s in Delacroix' Etudes.;
Chapter VII The Moral Development Of The Great Mystics And Its Relation To
The Oscillations Of Their Psycho-Physiological Level; Chapter 8 The Great
Mystics, Hysteria And Neurasthenia1The main ideas expressed in this Chapter
are to be f oun d in our articles on the Christian Mystics published in the
Rev. Philos, for 1902.; Chapter 9 Ecstasy, Religious And Otherwise; Chapter
10 The Main Characteristics of Trance-Consciousness and Certain Attendant
Phenomena, in Part icular those Producing the Impression of Illumination;
Chapter XI The Sense Of Invisible Presence And Divine Guidance; Chapter XII
Religion, Science And Philosophy; Chapter XIII The Disappearance of the
Belief in a Personal Superhuman Cause and the Welfare of Humanity;
Ecstasy as Produced by Physical Means; Chapter III The Yoga System of
Mental Concentration and Religious Mysticism; Chapter IV Christian
Mysticism; Chapter V The Motivation of Christian Mysticism; Chapter 6 The
Methods Of Christian Mysticism1Comp. chap. XVII of Pratt's Religious
Consciousness, and the correspond ing Chapter s in Delacroix' Etudes.;
Chapter VII The Moral Development Of The Great Mystics And Its Relation To
The Oscillations Of Their Psycho-Physiological Level; Chapter 8 The Great
Mystics, Hysteria And Neurasthenia1The main ideas expressed in this Chapter
are to be f oun d in our articles on the Christian Mystics published in the
Rev. Philos, for 1902.; Chapter 9 Ecstasy, Religious And Otherwise; Chapter
10 The Main Characteristics of Trance-Consciousness and Certain Attendant
Phenomena, in Part icular those Producing the Impression of Illumination;
Chapter XI The Sense Of Invisible Presence And Divine Guidance; Chapter XII
Religion, Science And Philosophy; Chapter XIII The Disappearance of the
Belief in a Personal Superhuman Cause and the Welfare of Humanity;
Chapter I Mysticism and Religion-An Introduction; Chapter II Mystical
Ecstasy as Produced by Physical Means; Chapter III The Yoga System of
Mental Concentration and Religious Mysticism; Chapter IV Christian
Mysticism; Chapter V The Motivation of Christian Mysticism; Chapter 6 The
Methods Of Christian Mysticism1Comp. chap. XVII of Pratt's Religious
Consciousness, and the correspond ing Chapter s in Delacroix' Etudes.;
Chapter VII The Moral Development Of The Great Mystics And Its Relation To
The Oscillations Of Their Psycho-Physiological Level; Chapter 8 The Great
Mystics, Hysteria And Neurasthenia1The main ideas expressed in this Chapter
are to be f oun d in our articles on the Christian Mystics published in the
Rev. Philos, for 1902.; Chapter 9 Ecstasy, Religious And Otherwise; Chapter
10 The Main Characteristics of Trance-Consciousness and Certain Attendant
Phenomena, in Part icular those Producing the Impression of Illumination;
Chapter XI The Sense Of Invisible Presence And Divine Guidance; Chapter XII
Religion, Science And Philosophy; Chapter XIII The Disappearance of the
Belief in a Personal Superhuman Cause and the Welfare of Humanity;
Ecstasy as Produced by Physical Means; Chapter III The Yoga System of
Mental Concentration and Religious Mysticism; Chapter IV Christian
Mysticism; Chapter V The Motivation of Christian Mysticism; Chapter 6 The
Methods Of Christian Mysticism1Comp. chap. XVII of Pratt's Religious
Consciousness, and the correspond ing Chapter s in Delacroix' Etudes.;
Chapter VII The Moral Development Of The Great Mystics And Its Relation To
The Oscillations Of Their Psycho-Physiological Level; Chapter 8 The Great
Mystics, Hysteria And Neurasthenia1The main ideas expressed in this Chapter
are to be f oun d in our articles on the Christian Mystics published in the
Rev. Philos, for 1902.; Chapter 9 Ecstasy, Religious And Otherwise; Chapter
10 The Main Characteristics of Trance-Consciousness and Certain Attendant
Phenomena, in Part icular those Producing the Impression of Illumination;
Chapter XI The Sense Of Invisible Presence And Divine Guidance; Chapter XII
Religion, Science And Philosophy; Chapter XIII The Disappearance of the
Belief in a Personal Superhuman Cause and the Welfare of Humanity;