Cognitive Models and Spiritual Maps: Interdisciplinary Explorations of Religious Experience

ISBN 10: 0907845134 / ISBN 13: 9780907845133

Verlag: Imprint Academic, 2000

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Titel: Cognitive Models and Spiritual Maps: ...

Verlag: Imprint Academic

Erscheinungsdatum: 2000

Einband: Paperback

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Inhaltsangabe:

This book throws down a challenge to religious studies, offering a multidisciplinary approach - including developmental psychology, neuropsychology, philosophy of mind, and anthropology.

Críticas:

"A thoroughly gripping read... [T]o review a book that presents such a range of perspectives on the psychology of spiritual experience is a tough job. I cannot possibly do justice to the complexity and sophistication of the positions on offer."--Jo Nash "Human Nature Review "

"A fascinating compliation of papers, to which many of the foremost scholars in this field have contributed... [A]nyone who is or should be interested in the new cognitive science of religion cannot leave these papers unread."--R. Nauta "Journal of Empirical Theology "

"A fascinating compliation of papers, to which many of the foremost scholars in this field have contributed... [A]nyone who is or should be interested in the new cognitive science of religion cannot leave these papers unread."--R. Nauta "Journal of Empirical Theology "

"A thoroughly gripping read... [T]o review a book that presents such a range of perspectives on the psychology of spiritual experience is a tough job. I cannot possibly do justice to the complexity and sophistication of the positions on offer."--Jo Nash "Human Nature Review "

"A fascinating compliation of papers, to which many of the foremost scholars in this field have contributed... [A]nyone who is or should be interested in the new cognitive science of religion cannot leave these papers unread."

--R. Nauta "Journal of Empirical Theology "

"A thoroughly gripping read... [T]o review a book that presents such a range of perspectives on the psychology of spiritual experience is a tough job. I cannot possibly do justice to the complexity and sophistication of the positions on offer."

--Jo Nash "Human Nature Review "