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The Religious Experience: Classical Philosophical and Social Theories

by Irving M. Zeitlin

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Providing a full exposition of the classical philosophical and sociological theories of religion, this book covers the major thinkers from the time of the 18th century Enlightenment through the 20th century. It discusses virtually all classical works, providing chapters on each participant in either historical or chronological order, so that readers understand how insight developed through time. For those involved in religious study and the philosophical and sociological implications of religious writings.… (more)
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Providing a full exposition of the classical philosophical and sociological theories of religion, this book covers the major thinkers from the time of the 18th century Enlightenment through the 20th century. It discusses virtually all classical works, providing chapters on each participant in either historical or chronological order, so that readers understand how insight developed through time. For those involved in religious study and the philosophical and sociological implications of religious writings.

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