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monografia Rebiun24318395 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun24318395 m o d cr cn||||||||| 860730s1986 nyu ob s100 0 eng d 86014515 42418031 298105179 604885323 665067145 801661347 923413626 961694511 962571428 984637397 993080976 1027323949 1030797466 1047750229 1051464966 1057927561 1067031537 1078834855 1097281570 1109296687 1110410347 1110738619 1117345435 0585063478 electronic bk.) 9780585063478 electronic bk.) 088706096X 9780887060960 0887060943 9780887060946 9781438401942 1438401949 9781438401942 ebc3408177 N$T eng pn N$T OCL OCLCQ OCLCG OCLCQ TUU OCLCQ TNF CUY MAC CUS SHS ACLSE OCLCO E7B OCLCQ OCLCA OCLCF P@U OCLCQ YDXCP CFI EUW OCLCQ EBLCP AZK OCLCQ MWM AGLDB CPO MOR PIFAG FIE ZCU OTZ MERUC OCLCQ IOG U3W LUE STF WRM VNS VTS LND COCUF NRAMU DEHBZ CRU OCLCQ EZ9 RRP ICG MM9 INT VT2 TOF OCLCQ AU@ WYU UWO YOU TKN CANPU OCLCQ AZU DKC OCLCQ CNTRU M8D HS0 UWK MPW HIS 002000 bisacsh The Origins and diversity of axial age civilizations edited by S.N. Eisenstadt Albany State University of New York Press ©1986 Albany Albany State University of New York Press 1 online resource (xiii, 556 pages) 1 online resource (xiii, 556 pages) Text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier SUNY series in Near Eastern studies "Papers presented ... in a conference on the origins and diversity of axial age civilizations--the first of three conferences ... sponsored by the Werner-Reimer Stiftung at Bad Homburg, the Truman Research Institute, and the Van Leer Jerusalem Foundation ... January 4-8, 1983, at the seat of the Werner-Reimer Stiftung at Bad Homburg"--Preface Includes bibliographical references (pages 485-556) Introduction: The axial age breakthroughs -- their characteristics and origins / S.N. Eisenstadt -- The emergence of second-order thinking in classical Greece / Yehuda Elkana -- The emergence of an autonomous intelligence among the Greeks / Christian Meier -- Dynamics of the Greek breakthrough: the dialogue between philosophy and religion / S.C. Humphreys -- The meaning of the word [body] in the axial age: an interpretation of Plato's Cratylus 400C / R. Ferwerda -- The axial age breakthrough in ancient Israel / S.N. Eisenstadt -- Myth and reality in ancient Israel / Benjamin Uffenheimer -- The protest against imperialism in ancient Israelite prophecy / Moshe Weinfeld -- On self-consciousness in Mesopotamia / Peter Machinist -- Monarchy and the elite in Assyria and Babylonia: the question of royal accountability / Hayim Tadmor -- Eschatology, remythologization, and cosmic aporia / Michael E. Stone -- Old wine and new bottles: on patristic soteriology and Rabbinic Judaism / Gredaliahu G. Stroumsa -- The role of Christianity in the depolitization of the Roman Empire / Hans G. Kippenberg -- Architects of competing transcendental visions in late antiquity / G.W. Bowersock -- Historical conditions of the emergence and crystallization of the Confucian System / Cho-Yun Hsu -- Was there a transcendental breakthrough in China? / Mark Elvin -- The structure and function of the Confucian intellectual in Ancient China / Tu Wei-Ming -- The historical background of India's Axial Age / Hermann Kulke -- Ritual, revelation, and the Axial Age / J.C. Heesterman -- Avatthman and Bhanna: Brahmin and Kingly Paradigms in the Sanskrit epic / David Shulman -- Some observations on the place of intellectuals in Max Weber's sociology, with special reference to Hinduism / Edward Shils -- The reflexive and institutional achievements of early Buddhism / Stanley J. Tambiah -- The emergence of Islamic civilisation / Michael Cook English Civilization, Ancient Comparative civilization HISTORY- Ancient- General Civilization, Ancient Comparative civilization Electronic books Eisenstadt, S. N. Shmuel Noah) 1923-2010.) Werner-Reimers-Stiftung Makhon le-mehkar al shem Heri S. Truman Mosad Van Lir bi-Yerushalayim Print version Origins and diversity of axial age civilizations. Albany : State University of New York Press, ©1986 0887060943 (DLC) 86014515 (OCoLC)14099524 SUNY series in Near Eastern studies