The Prophets: Volume II

by Abraham J. Heschel

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The second half only of Heschel's original Work, The Prophets, New York: Harper & Row, 1962.

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"This book reprints the second half the Prophets, published in 1962."
Description: xvii, 287 pages ; 21 cm.
Contents: The theology of pathos --
Comparisons and contrasts --
The philosophy of pathos --
Anthropopathy --
The meaning and mystery of wrath --
Ira Dei --
Religion of sympathy --
Prophecy and ecstasy --
The theory of ecstasy --
The examination of the theory of ecstasy --
Prophecy and poetic inspiration --
Prophecy and psychosis --
Explanations of prophetic inspiration --
Event and experience --
Prophets throughout the world --
Prophet, priest and king --
Conclusions --
Appendix: a note on the meaning of pathos.

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