Kontinuum Bog-sebstvo-svet v plemenski religiji
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https://doi.org/10.35469/poligrafi.2021.294Ključne besede:
plemenska religija, Bog-sebstvo-svet, plemenske kozmogonije, ekološka povezanost, elementarno, plemenska filozofija, na zemljo osredinjena duhovnostPovzetek
Naslanjajoč se na religije staroselskih ljudstev, želi avtorica v članku pokazati, da religija ni nujno kraj prevlade in izključevanja (človeških ali nečloveških bitij). Pri tem ne podaja sistematičnega opisa podrobnosti plemenskih religij, temveč razpravlja predvsem o kontinuumu Bog-sebstvo-svet znotraj plemenske paradigme in prikaže etične implikacije različnih metafizičnih zavezanosti, ki jih ta narekuje. Pogled na plemensko duhovnost, ki je osredinjena na zemljo, razkrije številne možnosti za razumevanje »narave« in mesta človeka ter prispeva k preseganju problemov binarnega dualizma.
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