Myth and Philosophy: The Use of Myth in the Thought of Eliade, Schelling and Ricoeur |
Common terms and phrases
According to Schelling actual age of mythology archaic and primitive archaic ontology become believer characterized claim concept concludes consciousness context cosmos creative interpretation crucial cultures deity Dionysos discourse discussion doctrine of potencies eidetics Eliade's empiricism existence existential experience explain expression fallibility Freedom and Nature function God's hierophany historian history of religions homo religiosus ibid lived man's meaning metaphysical methodological Mircea Eliade modern monotheism mystery religion myth and philosophy myth and symbol myth's mythic world mythic-symbolic language mythological process negative philosophy Paul Ricoeur phenomenology philosophical anthropology philosophizing from myth philosophy of mythology polytheism positive philosophy possible power of myth premodern presupposition primitive and archaic problem of evil profane world provides reality religious symbolism reveals Ricoeur ritual sacred Samothrace Schelling-Hayes Schelling's philosophy second naivete second potency self-understanding sense soteriology symbol and myth Symbolism of Evil task terror of history theogonic process thought trans truth turn to myth understood wager