Vol 35-36 (1999-2000)

Articles

• Phenomenology of Religion critically observed

  INGVILD SÆLID GILHUS

• Dis/integrating the centre. Space, narrative, and cognition with special reference to the hadjdj and the Ka'ba

  THOMAS JØHNK HOFFMANN

• Phenomenology of Religion as a Project in Cultural Analysis and the "Problem of Universals"

  JEPPE SINDING JENSEN

• Imaging Meanings: An Eliadean Look at Religion

  TEUVO LAITILA

• The Mishnah's Conception of the Priesthood: The Aggadah versus the Halakhah

  JACOB NEUSNER

• Isis and Hermes in Late Antiquity. The Syncretistic Terrories of Two Hermetic Isis Tractates

  JONATHAN PESTE

• Phenomenology of Religion and Cognitive Science: The Case of Religious Experience. Why Phenomenology and Cognitive Science? Categories, Taxonomies and Comparison

  ILKKA PYYSIÄINEN

• Why Revisit the Phenomenology of Religion?

  THOMAS RYBA

• The Utopics of Disney World's Magic Kingdom: A Stroll through a Realized American Eschatology

  THOMAS RYBA

• Theosophy. Metaphors of the Subject

  JESPER SØRENSEN

• Situated Bodies and Others Making Religion: Phenomenology of the Body and the Study of Religion

  TERHI UTRIAINEN