Émile Durkheims Religionsverständnis

The 1912 religio-philosophical study »The Elementary Forms of Religious Life« by Émile Durkheim (1858–1917) is considered a classic in religious studies, and established a framework for understanding religion that inspired numerous later works. The new German translation of this groundbreaking text,...

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Main Author: Matthias Olk
Format: Article
Language:deu
Published: Zeitschrift für junge Religionswissenschaft
Series:Zeitschrift für Junge Religionswissenschaft
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/zjr/875
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description The 1912 religio-philosophical study »The Elementary Forms of Religious Life« by Émile Durkheim (1858–1917) is considered a classic in religious studies, and established a framework for understanding religion that inspired numerous later works. The new German translation of this groundbreaking text, published in 2014, confirms the continued germaneness of Durkheim in modern times. Through a discussion of critiques (i.e. Adorno), an example of its reception by the scholarly community (i.e. Joas), and an analysis of its core arguments from a poststructuralist perspective, this essay seeks to establish the enduring relevance of Durkheim’s signature work and its application to other social phenomena.
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spelling doaj.art-511e7abc815e448bbe893bac1f5857b62024-02-14T13:06:49ZdeuZeitschrift für junge ReligionswissenschaftZeitschrift für Junge Religionswissenschaft1862-58861210.4000/zjr.875Émile Durkheims ReligionsverständnisMatthias OlkThe 1912 religio-philosophical study »The Elementary Forms of Religious Life« by Émile Durkheim (1858–1917) is considered a classic in religious studies, and established a framework for understanding religion that inspired numerous later works. The new German translation of this groundbreaking text, published in 2014, confirms the continued germaneness of Durkheim in modern times. Through a discussion of critiques (i.e. Adorno), an example of its reception by the scholarly community (i.e. Joas), and an analysis of its core arguments from a poststructuralist perspective, this essay seeks to establish the enduring relevance of Durkheim’s signature work and its application to other social phenomena.https://journals.openedition.org/zjr/875Theory of ReligionDurkheimSociology of ReligionTotemismPost-Structuralism
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Émile Durkheims Religionsverständnis
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Theory of Religion
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Sociology of Religion
Totemism
Post-Structuralism
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title_short Émile Durkheims Religionsverständnis
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Durkheim
Sociology of Religion
Totemism
Post-Structuralism
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