10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HIEROPHANTIC»
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hierophantic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hierophantic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Hierophantic Landscapes: Lighting Up Chalice Well, Lake ...
The world itself will be fine, even better than fine. Splendid. Illumined. The Architect of reality lays down His cards, face up, and you see the whole deck. Here is the truth of yourself and the Earth. How will this disclosure work?
2
The Secret Gospel of Mark Unveiled: Imagined Rituals of Sex, ...
In his commentary on the word ''hierophantic,'' Smith summarized a long letter he
received from Werner Jaeger, stating, ''Most striking is the consistent use
throughout the letter of terminology derived from the mysteries; this is found in ...
3
Mark's Other Gospel: Rethinking Morton Smith’s Controversial ...
Mark did not, however, include "the things not to be uttered, nor did he write down
the hierophantic teaching of the Lord" (1.22-24). Since the author is using the
language of the mystery religions, his terms require some explanation.
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After Enlightenment: The Post-Secular Vision of J. G. Hamann
Hierophantic Letters1 Whoever does not enter into the womb of language, which
is the DEIPARA of our reason, is not suited for the spiritual baptism ofa
reformation of Church and State. Two Mites2 The next phase of Hamann's literary
...
5
Dostoevsky's Spiritual Art: The Burden of Vision
The pages of this chapter recounting this episode exemplify what has already
been called the hierophantic power and function of spiritual art. They also
illustrate Dostoevsky's use of biblical language and meaning under the guise of
fiction.
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The Ancient Mysteries: A Sourcebook : Sacred Texts of the ...
Nevertheless, he yet did not divulge the things not to be uttered, nor did he write
down the hierophantic teaching of the Lord, but to the stories already written he
added yet others and, moreover, brought in certain sayings of which he knew the
...
There is no language in the abstract, as some modern linguists appear to
assume, by which man can refer to the hierophantic events of the noetic and
pneumatic differentiations but only the concrete language created in the
articulation of the ...
Eric Voegelin, Michael Franz, 2000
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Ariadne's Clue: A Guide to the Symbols of Humankind
The hierophantic assimilation of the earth to the mother archetype is as readily
understandable, therefore, as the hierophantic identification of the father
archetype with the sky. Territorial attachment to the soil from which one sprang is
a bond ...
9
Poets of Reality: Six Twentieth-century Writers
If a poem seems to require a hierophantic phrase, the phrase should pass" (OP,
205). A single phrase, however hierophantic, will not be enough to uncover
reality. Several of Stevens' most elaborate poems are a multiplication of views of
the ...
Joseph Hillis Miller, 1966
The. Hierophantic. Conception. of. Art. A. 'Within leads the Mysterious Way!' The
Romantics' expressive theory of art has sometimes been interpreted as a wholly
self-centred response to thevworld, an aesthetic narcissism which sees its own ...
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HIEROPHANTIC»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
hierophantic is used in the context of the following news items.
Norma, Opera Holland Park, review: "dignified and graceful"
... excavates the situation's psychological essence to a depth that a more “authentic” staging in Monty Pythonish beards and hierophantic robes ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 14»
Bernard Berenson
... well be the only expert on Old Master painting to be known, or to have ever been known, beyond the hierophantic precincts of his profession. «The Weekly Standard, Feb 14»
A familiar friend wishes you a happy belated Easter
... puritanical excrescence, spartan discipline, mental magnitude, hierophantic candour and altruistic effusions, qualities which have become a ... «GhanaWeb, Apr 13»
Dethroning the Hierophant
The patriarchal authority represented by the iconic, hierophantic position of the pope, God's representative on earth from the time of St. Peter, ... «Blogcritics.org, Mar 13»
Comment: Australian Democracy and the Right to Party
From the hierophantic condescension of Laurie Oakes to the stolid obviousness of Michelle Grattan, what we mostly get is a repetitive loop of myopic ... «The Monthly, Jul 12»
A Scrupulous Fidelity, On Thomas Bernhard's The Loser
This is the hierophantic moment, the ur-moment to which Bernhard returns throughout the novel, starting with the scene in Salzburg, when the ... «Brooklyn Rail, Feb 12»
Snapshot: Malcolm Margolin, Founder, Heyday Books
“Hierophantic,” was how the noted historian Kevin Starr described Malcolm Margolin, the publisher of the Berkeley-based Heyday Books, in a ... «Berkeleyside, Jan 12»
Heyday founder is booked for life / For 30 years, indie publisher …
"Hierophantic." That's how retired State Librarian Kevin Starr describes Margolin. "Manifesting sacred power, a power larger than life, a savant. «San Francisco Chronicle, Aug 04»
