10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «ZOOLATROUS»
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zoolatrous nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
zoolatrous e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Philosophy in a New Key: A Study in the Symbolism of Reason, ...
... origins is Jane Harrison, whose Prolegomena to the Study of Greek Religion
sets forth with all detail the evolution of Olympian and Christian divinities from
their humble, zoolatrous beginnings in tombs and snake-holes and chimney-
corners.
2
A Companion to Werner Herzog
Like Kinski's Cobra Verde, he asserts his authority over the Africans gathered
around him, but he is always potentially at the mercy of their numbers and their
zoolatrous rituals. Many of the connections between Browning's portrait of the
Congo ...
3
The Early Writings of Bronislaw Malinowski
... speak, zoolatrous beliefs combined with the clan's structure produce the most
durable type of religion for a living environment: totemism. This interpretation tries
to follow basic sociological and psychological laws in the origin and ...
Robert J. Thornton, Peter Skalnik, 2006
4
The Romance between Greece and the East
... two very different personalities encourages a lively rendering, while familiar
fables, the embodiment of ancient popular wisdom, gain a new life and dignity
from their context, and provide reassurance in this strange zoolatrous milieu.
Tim Whitmarsh, Stuart Thomson, 2013
5
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 3 of 4: N-R)
Polyzō′ic, filled with imaginary animals, zoolatrous; Polyzō′öid, consisting of
many zoöids. [Gr. polys,many, zōon,ananimal.] Polyzonal,polizō′nal,adj.
composed ofmanyzonesor belts. Pomade, pomād′, n.
apreparationoffineinodorous fat, ...
6
Law and Ecology: New Environmental Foundations
There could be nothing more unnatural to Christianity than the worship of nature;
nothing more given to the darkness of the soul than the zoolatrous worship of a
cat, pig or bull. Under Christianity, nature simply stands in as messenger for that ...
Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos, 2011
7
Encyclopedia of the Dead Sea Scrolls:
This zoolatrous tendency, and the abundance and polyform iconography of the
Egyptian gods, constituted the greatest difference between that religion and
anything known among GrecoRoman Jews. Beyond these major differences,
however, ...
Lawrence H. Schiffman, 2000
8
Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... zoogenous, zoogeny, zoogeographer, zoogeography, zoogony, zoograpny,
zooid, zoomimic, zoolater, zoolatrous, zoolatry, zoolith, zoological, zoological
gardens, zoologist, zoology, zoomantist, zoomancy, zoomania, zoometry,
zoomorphic, ...
There are many kinds of “ holy ” amulets in Japan; Shinto, Buddhistic, or '
zoolatrous in character, used as safeguards against all kinds of natural calamities
, diseases, etc. Some of them consist of a sheet of paper upon which the seal of a
...
10
Philo on Jewish Identity and Culture
... Philo's cause and enhanced his sense of belonging to an elite of humanity
which distanced itself from the primitive, disgusting and zoolatrous Egyptians.
Philo moreover uses ethnographic models to explore the Egyptian national
character.
