 reduced ' to theology, or is, in other words, dispositive to a reception of truth." Thus, the costume which a man wears as a member of any traditional society is the sign, partly conscious and partly unconscious, that he accepts a certain view of the...  Every Branch in Me: Essays on the Meaning of Man - Seite 132herausgegeben von - 2002 - 354 SeitenEingeschränkte Leseprobe - Über dieses Buch
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...part of the world. 163 By calling a thing "traditional" one thereby relates it immediately to an idea which always, and necessarily, implies the recognition...Principle in which their causal origin (alpha) and their final goal (omega) coincide. It is inevitable that such a costume should be governed by a Canon, representing... | |
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