CHAPTER VI. The Phenomenology of Religion as a Phenomenology of Families of Religions

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Table of Contents VII
3. Foreword IX
4. Preface XXIII
5. Introduction 1
6. CHAPTER I. The Search for Terminological Exactitude: Phenomenon 11
7. CHAPTER II. The Search for Terminological Exactitude: Phenomenology of Religion 19
8. CHAPTER III. The Phenomenology of Religion 31
9. CHAPTER IV. The Phenomenology of Religion and the Phenomenological Movement 67
10. CHAPTER V. Can the Phenomenological Method be Applied to a Single Religious Datum? 89
11. CHAPTER VI. The Phenomenology of Religion as a Phenomenology of Families of Religions 99
12. CHAPTER VII. Towards a Phenomenological Hierarchy of Methods in the Study of Religion 110
13. CHAPTER VIII. Misconceptions about the Phenomenological Study of Religion in the Scientific Study of Religion 160
14. CHAPTER IX. Antireductionism and the Phenomenology of Religion 176
15. CHAPTER X. Some Applications of the Phenomenological Method 187
16. CHAPTER XI. Philosophical Phenomenology and the Phenomenology of Religion 229
17. CHAPTER XII. From the Phenomenology of Religion to a Religious Way of Studying Religion? 248
18. Conclusions 275
19. Bibliography 287
20. Index of Names 299
21. Index of Subjects 304