Traducción de Le désenchantement du monde.

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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.