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Initiation Between Two Worlds Structure And Symbolism In Prechristian Scandinavian Religion Jens Peter Schjdt

Name: Initiation Between Two Worlds Structure And Symbolism In Prechristian Scandinavian Religion Jens Peter Schjdt
SKU: BELL-35517936
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Initiation Between Two Worlds Structure And Symbolism In Prechristian Scandinavian Religion Jens Peter Schjdt instant download after payment.

Publisher: The University Press of Southern Denmark

File Extension: PDF

File size: 15.38 MB

Pages: 530

Author: Jens Peter Schjødt

ISBN: 9788776743277, 8776743276

Language: English

Year: 2008

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Initiation Between Two Worlds Structure And Symbolism In Prechristian Scandinavian Religion Jens Peter Schjdt by Jens Peter Schjødt 9788776743277, 8776743276 instant download after payment.

Translated by Victor Hansen.
The purpose of this book is to apply theories and perspectives from the study of religion, or comparative religion, to the study of the pre-Christian culture in the North. The basic idea is that such an application will enlighten our understanding of some myths and other narratives which, from other points of view, may seem obscure and thus give us a glimpse into the world view of the pagan Scandinavians, which cannot be obtained otherwise. The book deals with problems within the study of religion as well as within Scandinavian studies, and hopefully it can inspire scholars from both fields.