Ontology, Altarity, And Difference: A Comparison Of Eliade’s Method And The Postmodern Philosophy Of Deleuze

Studia Philosophica 1 (2006)
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A comparison between Eliade and Deleuze would seem at the first sight a lost cause. But, if we look more carefully, we can notice that the ontology, alterity and difference alike represent subjects for the history of religions and the post-modern speech

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