TY  - BOOK
AU  - Gauchet,Marcel
AU  - Burge,Oscar
AU  - Taylor,Charles
TI  - The disenchantment of the world: a political history of religion 
T2  - New French thought
SN  - 0691044066
AV  - BL 48 G3813.1997
PY  - 1997///],
CY  - Princeton, N.J.
PB  - Princeton University Press
KW  - Religión
KW  - Religion
KW  - Civilización secular
KW  - Civilization, Secular
KW  - Religión y política
KW  - Religion and politics
N1  - Traducción de Le désenchantement du monde; Incluye referencias bibliográficas e índice; Foreword; Charles Taylor --; The Metamorphoses of the Divine: The Origin, Meaning, and Development of the Religious --; The Historicity of the Religious --; Primeval Religion or the Reign of the Absolute Past --; The State as Sacral Transforming Agent --; Hierarchy --; Domination --; Conquest --; The Axial Age --; The Dynamics of Transcendence --; Distancing God and Understanding the World --; Divine Greatness, Human Liberty --; From Myth to Reason --; From Dependence to Autonomy --; From Immersion in Nature to Transforming Nature --; Indebtedness to the Gods, the Inter-Human Bond, and the Relation to Things --; The Political Machine --; The Vitality of Change --; The Other World and Appropriating This World --; Heaven and Earth: Christianity's Specificity --; Orthodoxy and Heresy --; Incarnation and Interpretation --; Prayer and Work --; The Structure of Terrestrial Integrity --; The Crowded World --; Collective Permanence --; Peace --; Homo Oeconomicus --; The Apogee and Death of God: Christianity and Western Development --; The Powers of the Divine Subject --; A Religion for Departing from Religion --; Israel: Inventing God-as-One --; Moses: Dominating Domination --; The Covenant and Trial by Adversity --; The Prophets --; Jesus: The God-Man --; Messianism --; The Second Moses --; An Inverted Messiah --; Saint Paul: the Universal God --; Christology --; Conquering the Conquerors --; The Christian Revolution: Faith, Church, King --; The Greeks: The Religion of Reason --; The Turn toward Equality --; Figures of the Human Subject
ER  -