Religions of the Axial Age: An Approach to the World's Religions

by Mark W. Muesse

Streaming audio, 2007

Status

Available

Call number

200.9

Collections

Publication

The Great Courses (2007), 12 hours, 24 lectures, 163 pages

Description

Twenty-four lectures presenting an overview of world religions from 800 B.C. to 200 B.C.

User reviews

LibraryThing member JGL53
Excellent review of religions of the Axial Age: circa 800 -200 B.C.E.

Very good professor - all pertinent ideas well articulated.

Excellent exposition of the NonDual concept in both Buddhism and Hinduism.

Language

Original language

English

Physical description

163 p.; 7.6 inches

ISBN

159803281X / 9781598032819

Local notes

[1] What was the Axial Age? [2] The noble ones [3] The world of Zoroaster [4] Zoroaster's legacy [5] South Asia before the Axial Age [6] The start of the Indian Axial Age [7] Death and rebirth [8] The quest for liberation [9] The Vedantic solution [10] The one and the many [11] The life of Siddhattha Gotama [12] "I am awake." [13] Why we suffer [14] The noble path [15] From Buddha to Buddhism [16] Jainism [17] East Asia before the Axial Age [18] The world of Confucius [19] The foundations of Confucianism [20] The cultivation of virtue [21] Early Confucianism and the rise of Daoism [22] The Daodejing [23] Daoist politics and mysticism [24] Reflections on the Axial Age

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