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Ethics and Sacred Attunement

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Auteur
Fishbane, Michael
Sujet
Philosophy -- Metaphysics -- Philosophy of mind ; Religion -- Theology -- Practical theology ; History -- Historical methodology -- Historiography ; Philosophy -- Applied philosophy -- Applied ethics ; History -- Historical methodology -- Historiography ; Religion -- Theology -- Practical theology ; Philosophy -- Axiology -- Ethics ; Philosophy -- Axiology -- Ethics ; Religion -- Theology -- Systematic theology ; Behavioral sciences -- Psychology -- Cognitive psychology ; Philosophy -- Metaphysics -- Philosophy of mind ; Religion -- Theology -- Practical theology ; History -- Historical methodology -- Historiography ; Philosophy -- Applied philosophy -- Applied ethics ; History -- Historical methodology -- Historiography ; Religion -- Theology -- Practical theology ; Philosophy -- Axiology -- Ethics ; Philosophy -- Axiology -- Ethics ; Religion -- Theology -- Systematic theology ; Behavioral sciences -- Psychology -- Cognitive psychology
Description
Fishbane talks about the ethics of attunement. In his book, he suggested that it is precisely the sudden ruptures or caesural breaks in people's everyday attitudes that may propel them toward such a disposition, and indicate the outlines of new perceptions of Being. Now these ruptures may occur in both...
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The Journal of Religion, 2013, Vol.93(4), pp.421-433
Note sur la citation préférée
peer_reviewed
Identifiant
00224189 (ISSN)
15496538 (E-ISSN)
10.1086/671117 (DOI)
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