Three Faces of God: Society, Religion, and the Categories of Totality in the Philosophy of Emile Durkheim
Donald A. Nielsen
Three Faces of God offers a new interpretation of Emile Durkheim's social philosophy. It challenges the current view of him as primarily a scientific sociologist who identified sociology with the study of collective representations. Nielsen argues that Durkheim was a sociological monist who developed a concept of social substance and a theory of society, religion and the categories of understanding strikingly similar to Spinoza's philosophy. The book provides a comprehensive examination of Durkheim's major and minor writings, especially his theory of religion and the categories, and compares his work with Aristotle, Bacon, Kant, and Renouvier. The author places Durkheim's thought in the context of an encounter between traditional religious ideals, especially Judaism, and modernizing scientific and philosophical currents.
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Ano:
1998
Editora:
State University of New York Press
Idioma:
english
Páginas:
276
ISBN 10:
0791440354
ISBN 13:
9780791440353
Série:
SUNY Series in Religion, Culture, and Society
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PDF, 1.15 MB
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english, 1998
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