This project will present and problematize different dichotomies that exist within the idea of the holy. The dichotomies I am choosing to present are rational and non-rational, the main dichotomy of the holy, soul and spirit, which make up the dichotomy of the self, and lastly, body and mind, the dichotomy regarding the localization of the self. Although Otto’s work is not limited to these three dichotomies, I feel that they are the most crucial to treat. The problems relating to each dichotomy will be argued through inconsistencies in Otto’s ideas. More specifically, I will argue for a redefinition of a priori to exclude the rational, argue that the creature’s individuality belongs to the spirit, and that the self be localized in the body
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This thesis considers the relation of similarity and difference in the comparative study of religion...
The Western world has undergone dramatic transformation in the last five hundred years. A premodern ...
Rudolf Otto (1869–1937) is widely recognized as one of the most important contributors to the study ...
(M.A.)--Boston UniversityRudolf Otto's principal aim was the elucidation of religious knowledge on i...
This paper provides an analysis of Rudolph Otto's understanding of the structures of human conscious...
In this Project Portfolio, I will address the following NPO: The church is in decline or dying becau...
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This paper summarizes several theoretical practices to one of the most important personal decisions ...
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This essay analyzes the category of “the holy” as developed by Rudolf Otto, examining his division o...
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In this paper, I investigate the non-rational, affective dimension of religious experience that Rudo...
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