An edition of Religious experience reconsidered: a building block approach to the study of religion and other special things (2009)

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Religious aspects, Experience (Religion), Religious aspects of Meaning (Philosophy), Meaning (Philosophy), Religiös erfarenhet, Mening (filosofi), Religiösa aspekter, Experience (religion), Meaning (philosophy)
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2009, Princeton University Press
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Table of Contents

Introduction: The problem of "religious experience"
Experiences deemed religious
Previous work
The argument
Why an attributional approach is better
Religion : deeming things religious
The sui generis and ascriptive models of "religious experience"
Deeming things religious
Special things and things set apart
Setting up research
Conclusion: A four-fold matrix
Experience : accessing conscious behavior
Clarifying the concept
Accessing experience
Representation and experience revisited
Explanation : attributing causality
Attribution theory : an overview
An attributional theory of religion
Levels of analysis and attribution
Comparison : constructing an object of study
Comparing experiences
Specifying a point of comparison
Comparing simple and composite formations
Imagination and reality
Conclusion: Religions : a building block approach
Building blocks
Religions as composite formations
Implications.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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204/.2
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BL53 .T39 2009, BL53.T39 2009

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p. cm.

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9780691140872
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2009006059
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310096999
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