A Study of Chantepie’s Phenomenology of Religion and the Evaluation of its Critics

Most of scientists of religion sometimes consider Chantepie de la Saussaye to be the founder of the phenomenology of religion. This study first explains Chantepie's view of the phenomenology of religion, and while analyzing the phenomenology of Chantepie's religion, which lies between the...

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Main Authors: Susan Anjom-e Rouz, Ghorban Elmi
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Tabriz, Faculty of Literature and Forigen Languages 2023-07-01
Series:Journal of Philosophical Investigations
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Online Access:https://philosophy.tabrizu.ac.ir/article_14721_d296db08489a73883c168516f997d80c.pdf
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description Most of scientists of religion sometimes consider Chantepie de la Saussaye to be the founder of the phenomenology of religion. This study first explains Chantepie's view of the phenomenology of religion, and while analyzing the phenomenology of Chantepie's religion, which lies between the philosophy of religion and the history of religion, believes that the critique of the phenomenology of Chantepie's religion in general is self-critical. The most important critique of Chantepie's phenomenology of religion is that it did not deal with the essence of phenomena and the nature of religion. His phenomenology is the classification of phenomena with a non-historical perspective. By reflecting on Chantepie’s ideas, this article proves that Chantepie pays attention to the special nature of religion. Contrary to the criticisms leveled at him that his phenomenology is merely descriptive, Chantepie has in fact studied two basic aspects of religion, namely its essence and manifestations. This paper explores and then evaluates this critique, and finally distinguishes that critics measure Chantepie's phenomenology of religion in terms of Husserl's philosophical phenomenology; while Chantepie, by emphasizing ritual phenomena, seeks to understand the nature of religion and the sacred as the essence of religions.
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spelling doaj.art-e13f99821a4e4fe0b62655a286caea092023-09-02T14:45:22ZengUniversity of Tabriz, Faculty of Literature and Forigen LanguagesJournal of Philosophical Investigations2251-79602423-44192023-07-01174357459510.22034/jpiut.2022.47860.296314721A Study of Chantepie’s Phenomenology of Religion and the Evaluation of its CriticsSusan Anjom-e Rouz0Ghorban Elmi1Assistant Professor of Comparative Religions and Mysticism Department, University of Tehran, Iran.Associate Professor of Comparative Religions and Mysticism Department, University of Tehran, Iran.Most of scientists of religion sometimes consider Chantepie de la Saussaye to be the founder of the phenomenology of religion. This study first explains Chantepie's view of the phenomenology of religion, and while analyzing the phenomenology of Chantepie's religion, which lies between the philosophy of religion and the history of religion, believes that the critique of the phenomenology of Chantepie's religion in general is self-critical. The most important critique of Chantepie's phenomenology of religion is that it did not deal with the essence of phenomena and the nature of religion. His phenomenology is the classification of phenomena with a non-historical perspective. By reflecting on Chantepie’s ideas, this article proves that Chantepie pays attention to the special nature of religion. Contrary to the criticisms leveled at him that his phenomenology is merely descriptive, Chantepie has in fact studied two basic aspects of religion, namely its essence and manifestations. This paper explores and then evaluates this critique, and finally distinguishes that critics measure Chantepie's phenomenology of religion in terms of Husserl's philosophical phenomenology; while Chantepie, by emphasizing ritual phenomena, seeks to understand the nature of religion and the sacred as the essence of religions.https://philosophy.tabrizu.ac.ir/article_14721_d296db08489a73883c168516f997d80c.pdfchantepie de la saussayescience of religionphenomenology of religionthe essence and manifestations of religionthe holy
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phenomenology of religion
the essence and manifestations of religion
the holy
title A Study of Chantepie’s Phenomenology of Religion and the Evaluation of its Critics
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science of religion
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the holy
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