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| Logic and Transcendence: A New Translation with Selected Letters |
| This is the web page of the book "Logic and Transcendence" (new ed.) by Frithjof Schuon, with reviews, author & editor bios, and free selections |
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Comparative Religion
Cosmology
Esoterism
Metaphysics
Perennial Philosophy
Spiritual Life
Symbolism
Tradition
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Price: $21.95
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ISBN: 978-1-933316-73-4
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Book Size: 6 × 9
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# of Pages: 304
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Language: English
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Summary of "Logic and Transcendence"
Frithjof Schuon (1907-1998) is the foremost representative of the “Traditionalist” or “Perennialist” school of comparative religious thought. This new edition of Logic and Transcendence, his most important philosophical work, is a fully revised translation from the French original and contains an extensive Appendix with previously unpublished selections from Schuon’s letters and other private writings. Logic and Transcendence contains chapters devoted to specifically philosophical questions such as the contradiction of relativism, the notion of the concrete and abstract, and the limitations of rationalism; it also contains some of Schuon’s most succinct theological discussions concerning both Christian and Islamic theology. The last part of the book turns to diverse questions of the spiritual life, including a discussion of the function of the spiritual master and concludes with a study of man and certitude.
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Frithjof Schuon (1907-1998) is the foremost representative of the “Traditionalist” or “Perennialist” school of comparative religious thought. This new edition of Logic and Transcendence, his most important philosophical work, is a fully revised translation from the French original and contains an extensive Appendix with previously unpublished selections from Schuon’s letters and other private writings. Logic and Transcendence contains chapters devoted to specifically philosophical questions such as the contradiction of relativism, the notion of the concrete and abstract, and the limitations of rationalism; it also contains some of Schuon’s most succinct theological discussions concerning both Christian and Islamic theology. The last part of the book turns to diverse questions of the spiritual life, including a discussion of the function of the spiritual master and concludes with a study of man and certitude.
Seyyed Hossein Nasr, another major author of the Traditionalist school wrote about Logic and Transcendence: “This long work is Schuon's most important philosophical opus in the sense of containing long chapters devoted to specifically philosophical questions such as relativism, the notion of concrete and abstract and rationalism. But the book also contains some of his most succinct theological discussions concerning both Christian and Islamic theology. The last part of the book turns again to diverse questions of the spiritual life including a discussion of the function of the spiritual master and concludes with a study of man and certitude.”
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Frithjof Schuon (1907-1998) is best known as the foremost spokesman of the “Traditionalist” or “Perennialist” school and as a philosopher in the metaphysical current of Shankara and Plato. He wrote more than two dozen books on metaphysical, spiritual, artistic, and ethnic themes and was a regular contributor to journals on comparative religion in both Europe and America. Schuon’s writings have been consistently featured and reviewed in a wide range of scholarly and philosophical publications around the world, respected by both scholars and spiritual authorities. Besides his prose writings, Schuon was also a prolific poet ( see a listing of Schuon's poetry books) and a gifted painter of images that always portrayed the beauty and power of the divine, and the nobility and virtue of primordial humanity.
World Wisdom features a series titled "The Writings of Frithjof Schuon", which includes many new editions of classic books by Schuon in new translations and with additional materials. Our online Library contains many articles and poems written by Frithjof Schuon, allowing readers to see a representative sample of his remarkable body of work.
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Editor’s Preface
Introduction
The Contradiction of Relativism
Abuse of the Ideas of the Concrete and the Abstract
Rationalism Real and Apparent
Concerning Proofs of God
The Argument from Substance
Evidence and Mystery
Oriental Dialectic and Its Roots in Faith
The Demiurge in North American Mythology
The Alchemy of the Sentiments
The Symbolism of the Hourglass
The Problem of Qualifications
Implications of the Love of God
Understanding and Believing
The Servant and Union
The Nature and Function of the Spiritual Master
The Delivered One and the Divine Image
Truths and Errors Concerning Beauty
The Vow of Dharmakara
Man and Certainty
Appendix:
Selections from Letters and Other Previously Unpublished Writings
The Theological and Metaphysical Ambiguity of the Word Ex
Editor’s Notes
Glossary of Foreign Terms and Phrases
Index
Biographical Notes
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| The Delivered One and the Divine Image | Logic and Transcendence (2009) | Schuon, Frithjof | | Art, Comparative Religion, Hinduism, Metaphysics, Symbolism |
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| The Contradiction of Relativism | Studies in Comparative Religion, Vol. 7, No. 2. (Spring, 1973) | Schuon, Frithjof | | Cosmology, Metaphysics, Modernism, Science, Spiritual Life |
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| Concerning Proofs of God | Studies in Comparative Religion, Vol. 7, No. 1. (Winter, 1973) | Schuon, Frithjof | | Comparative Religion, Esoterism, Metaphysics, Perennial Philosophy, Platonism, Science, Spiritual Life |
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