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Reading the Dream
A Post-Secular History of Enmindment
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2024
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This book is at once a sweeping work of intellectual history and an intimate exploration of the human spiritual psyche. It covers the enduring development of social, cultural, and spiritual values that underlies the superficial rise and fall of political structures — and provides an inspiring basis of hope for the future of humanity. Appropriate for courses in Philosophy or Religion courses.
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2024
ISBN-Print
978-1-5381-8151-5
ISBN-Online
978-1-5381-8153-9
Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
360
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Note about the Cover Image No access
Acknowledgments, Leading to a Very Brief Note on Method No access
Introduction No access Pages 1 - 26
The Sh’ma, the Three Refuges, and the Axial Moment No access
The Lord’s Prayer: A Second Pivotal Shift No access
Yang and Yin: Torah, Psalter, and Disruption No access
Yang and Yin in the Polis: The Pre-Socratics and Plato No access
Yang and Yin in Hellas: The Post-Socratic Philosophers No access
Yin and Yang in Alexandria: The Song of Songs No access
Virgil as Prophet of the Second Pivotal Shift No access
Disruptive Shifts in the Evolution of Culture No access
Earlier Dark (Yin) Ages, Disruptions, and Mnemohistory No access
Benign Cultural Progress in the Third Pivotal Shift: The Dark Age No access
Secular and Spiritual Power No access
St. Martin and the Diminution of Social Violence No access
Augustine as Prophet of the Third Pivotal Shift No access
Bede, Alcuin, and the Waning of the Dark Age No access
End of the Poem in Prose No access
A Personal Note after Finishing This Book No access
