Vol. 29 (2001): Arc: The Journal of the Faculty of Religious Studies

Publié-e: 2001-05-01

Introduction from the Editors

• Introduction

  1–4

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Articles

• Dignāga and the Evolution of the Particular in the Buddhist Epistemological Tradition

  Martin T. Adam

  5-21

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• Inter-Religious Experience Method and Application

  Yo Hamada

  23-47

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• "A New Condition of Being a New Man" Cargo Movements, Father Divine, and Postcolonial Discourse

  Jennifer Reid

  49-69

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• Pursuing and Overtaking as a Type-Scene

  Joel A. Linsider

  71-80

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• Reading Beyond the Text, Part II Literary Creativity and Characterization in Narrative Religious Texts of the Greco-Roman World

  Richard R. Thompson

  81-122

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Discipline in Dialogue

• Re-visioning Intellectual Asceticism Scholarship, Pedagogy and the Recovery of Collegiality

  Dean G. Blevins

  123-138

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• Teaching with the Guide to the Study of Religion

  Michel Desjardins

  139-150

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• Seeking Guidance One Student's Critical Reflection on using the Guide to the Study of Religion

  Anne Whitcombe

  151-160

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• The Blessed Curse of Thought Theorizing Religion in the Classroom

  Willi Braun

  161-177

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Notes and Reflections

• Is Phenomenology of Religion the Distinct Method of Religious Studies?

  Arvind Sharma

  179-182

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• Ninian Smart A Tribute

  Donald Wiebe

  183-189

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Book Reviews

• The Ethical Canary, by Margaret Somerville

  Sarah J. Roebuck

  191-192

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• Cultural Dilemmas of Progressive Politics: Styles of Engagement among Grassroots Activists, by Stephen Hart

  Scott Kline

  192-195

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• The Spiritual Roots of Restorative Justice, edited by Michael L. Hadley

  Warren A. Kappeler III

  195-196

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• The Rivers of Paradise: Moses, Buddha, Confucius, Jesus, and Muhammad as Religious Pounders, edited by David Noel Freedman and Michael J. McClymond

  Vanessa Sasson

  197-198

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• Text and Artifact in the Religions of Mediterranean Antiquity: Essays in Honour of Peter Richardson, edited by Stephen G. Wilson and Michel Desjardins

  Philip L. Tite

  198-201

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• The Nag Hammadi Library after Fifty Years: Proceedings of the 1995 Society of Biblical Literature Commemoration. Nag Hammadi and Manichaean Studies 44, edited by John D. Turner and Anne McGuire

  Philip L. Tite

  201-204

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• Early Christian Historiography: Narratives of Retributive Justice, by G. W. Trompf

  David Guretzki

  204-206

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• The Bible: A Very Short Introduction, by John Riches

  Mary Louise Mitchell

  206-207

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• Beauty and the Enigma: and Other Essays on the Hebrew Bible, by Francis Landy

  Mary Louise Mitchell

  208-209

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• Numbers 21-36. The Anchor Bible, by Baruch A. Levine

  John Van Seters

  209-211

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• The Trinity of Love in Modem Russian Theology: The Love Paradigm and the Retrieval of Western Mysticism in Modem Russian Trinitarian Thought (from Solovyov to Bulgakov), by Michael Aksionov Meerson

  Anastassy Gallaher

  211-212

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• On Niebuhr: A Theological Study, by Langdon Gilkey

  Harold Penner

  212-213

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• Verses from the Center: A Buddhist Vision of the Sublime, by Stephen Batchelor

  Marjorie Silverman

  214-215

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