Illud tempus v řeckém rituálu = Illud tempus in Greek myth and ritual

The article offers a re-examination of Eliade's classic theory of rituals as repetitions of archetypal events that once upon a time took place in illo tempore. I confront the theory with ancient Greek myths and rituals, showing that it does fit them to some extent, though it needs to be modifie...

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Published in:Religio
Subtitles:Illud tempus in Greek myth and ritual
Main Author: Chlup, Radek 1972- (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:Czech
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Published: Společnost [2007]
In: Religio
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