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I was browsing through Academia.edu in search of Voegelin-related papers and stumbled upon this mesmerizing (draft) paper, called "The Racism of Eric Voegelin" by Professor Wulf D. Hund. This is the abstract: As a young scholar, Eric Voegelin wanted to

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Fritz, thank you. The letter to Sebba was one of the triggers that led me to think on the matter. I don't have sources, but somehow I think that what the kind of writing that Voegelin did sounded too obscurantist and "supernatural"--therefore unscientific

Dear Owen, I was careful of saying that what Voegelin understands as "mystic" is similar to what Guénon understands by "esoteric." As I think you know, in his essays, especially those published in Études Traditionnelles , he manifests an explicit

I'm looking for suggestions on the issue of "mystics" and "mysticism" in Eric Voegelin's thought. This question seems under-adressed in Voegelinean scholarship, even though "mystic", "mysticism," and "mystical" are words that appear constantly in his

If remember correctly, I believe that somewhere in The Great Code , Northrop Frye mentions that during the Old Testament the "setting" of the biblical narrative is reduced from a great pleasant "universal" area--the Garden of Eden--into a limited, harsh

That's just it, Fritz. I think in English I should've used just "media." At any rate, it is a handy word, "midiático."

Fritz, your description of young women who mask their resentment toward the mere prospect of motherhood reminded me that just this week I encountered a young woman who said she could not stand to see her teacher pregnant because she finds pregnancy